A roofer in a white CSA Type 1 hard hat, Class 2 hi-vis, safety glasses, gloves, CSA boots and a CSA Z259 harness installing membrane on a bright commercial roof.

Roofers & Waterproofers

Dispatch roofers and waterproofers and keep the jobsite file with the member.

Name: Union Software
Brand: Union Software
Availability: InStock

Fill membrane, built-up and waterproofing calls, then keep hours and fall-protection issues on the union record.

Roofer and waterproofer locals dispatch members onto commercial, institutional and industrial roofs and below-grade work. Jobs are short, weather-sensitive and split among signatory contractors; the hall holds the record.

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Classifications include built-up roofing, single-ply membrane, shingles, waterproofing, torch or hot work and apprentice assignments, each with its own tickets, rates and weather or standby rules.

Members move among signatory contractors and roofs, including short weather-dependent calls, so the out-of-work list, torch or fall-protection tickets and last-job record have to stay at the union.

Representation often involves show-up and weather standby, overtime, whether a member was on a roofing or waterproofing rate, and fall-protection or hot-work practices the agreement and the law both require.

A diverse roofing crew in white Type 1 hard hats, Class 2 hi-vis, safety glasses, gloves, CSA boots and visible harnesses installing membrane in bright daylight, no contractor logos.

Scenario

A steward holds a roof after a weather call-off because the morning fall-protection setup is gone.
The safety case stays on the member and the contractor after the crew is sent home.
Hiring Hall records the show-up and puts the crew back on the list; Communications tells anyone still travelling in.
Repeated weather and protection stops on that contractor become a hall issue, not a one-day argument.