As a Laborer with Owen Masonry you’ll be part of a team that respects each other, values safety and takes pride in doing industry-best restoration masonry.  You’ll also receive on-the-job training as you begin your career in masonry. A desire to learn, respect for safety and willingness to pitch-in to get the job done are important.

Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:

• Setting up and taking down scaffolding

• Mixing, and supplying mud

• Cutting and grinding out masonry joints

• Transporting materials to and from the jobsite

REQUIREMENTS

• Ability to work at various heights from scaffolding, swing stages or aerial lifts

• Desire to learn new skills

• Willingness to pitch in to get the job done

• Respect for safety and willingness to follow Owen Masonry safety policies

• Ability to lift up to 80 lbs

• Valid drivers license

BENEFITS

• Health and dental insurance

• Paid time off

• Company-match retirement savings

As a Restoration Mason with Owen Masonry you’ll be part of a team that respects each other, values safety and takes pride in doing industry-best restoration masonry. Attention to detail and willingness to pitch-in to get the job done are important.

 Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:

• Cutting and grinding out mortar joints

• Tuckpointing

• Laying brick, block, stone and terra cotta

• Stone patching

• Caulking

• Waterproofing

• Installing through-wall flashing

• Operating a variety of equipment including aerial lifts

• Setting up and taking down scaffolding

• Assisting with training other crew members

 REQUIREMENTS

• Ability to work at various heights from scaffolding, swing stages or aerial lifts

• Willingness to pitch in to get the job done

• Respect for safety and willingness to follow Owen Masonry safety policies

• Ability to lift up to 80 lbs

BENEFITS

• Health and dental insurance

• Paid time off

• Company-match retirement savings

Owen Masonry is known for high-quality work and also as a great place to work. Our Foremen are essential to maintaining this reputation. As a Foreman you’ll be responsible for setting and achieving goals, motivating crews, creating safe job sites and upholding high quality standards.  Attention to detail and willingness to pitch-in to get the job done are important. Projects typically consist of cutting, tuckpointing, brick replacement, patching, caulking, waterproofing and through-wall flashing.

 Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Arriving to the job site ahead of the crew so work can begin efficiently at start time

• Setting goals and organizing the workday to meet them

• Working hands-on to set the pace and quality standard

• Keeping the crew stocked with tools, equipment and supplies

• Maintaining regular communication with supervisor: daily progress reports, materials requests, project concerns, etc.

• Conducting weekly site-specific safety meetings with the crew

• Ensuring crews are operating tools and equipment in a safe, proper and productive manner

• Training and coaching crew members

• Boosting crew moral and maintaining a pleasant, productive atmosphere

• Recording and submitting daily timesheets using a mobile app

• Setting up and taking down scaffolding

 REQUIREMENTS

• Ability to work at various heights from scaffolding, swing stages or aerial lifts

• Ability to operate motorized equipment including aerial and scissor lifts

• Willingness to pitch in to get the job done

• Respect for safety and willingness to enforce safety policies

• Ability to lift up to 80 lbs

• Drivers license

• Current health card

 BENEFITS

• Health and dental insurance

• Paid time off

• Company-match retirement savings