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Job Title: Foreman
Locations: Hiring for crews working in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and South Dakota

Job Summary

The BRC Foreman works under the direct supervision of the General Superintendent. Responsibilities include delegating work assignments to crews, overseeing job performance of crew members, inspecting worksite conditions, training new employees, working alongside crew members doing tuck-pointing, caulking, bricklaying, as well as provide excellent customer service to the customer(s).

Job Title: Tuckpointer/Stone Mason/Bricklayer/Caulker
Locations: Hiring for crews working in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and South Dakota

Job Summary
BRC Tuckpointers, Stone Masons, Bricklayers, and Caulkers perform tasks involving physical labor under sometimes uncomfortable field conditions at construction projects. They may operate a variety of hand and power tools, clean and prepare sites, erect scaffolding, clean up rubble and debris and remove waste materials.

Job Summary
The General Laborer performs tasks involving physical labor under sometimes uncomfortable field conditions at construction projects. They may operate a variety of hand and power tools, clean and prepare sites, erect scaffolding, clean up rubble and debris and remove waste materials. May assist other craft workers.

Job Summary
The EIFS Installer performs tasks involving EIFS siding systems, which involve physical labor under sometimes uncomfortable field conditions at construction projects. They may operate a variety of hand and power tools, clean and prepare sites, erect scaffolding etc.

Job Summary
The Architectural Sheet Metal Installer performs tasks involving thru-wall flashing, fabrication, roof panels, wall panels, etc under sometimes uncomfortable field conditions at construction projects. They may operate a variety of hand and power tools, clean and prepare sites, scaffolding etc.

Job Summary
The Architectural Sheet Metal Foreman manages sheet metal staff and performs tasks involving thru-wall flashing, fabrication, roof panels, wall panels, etc. They may operate a variety of hand and power tools, clean and prepare sites, scaffolding, etc.

Job Summary
Equipment Mechanics perform maintenance and repair of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and diesel systems on a variety of rental equipment inside the well lit and air conditioned BRC shop.  Mechanics will also be responsible for service documentation, demonstration of equipment for customer use, and occasional travel to sites for repairs. BRC currently owns a fleet of over 100 Snorkel lifts (aerial and scissor lifts) and a fleet of Genie, Terex, and Skyjack brand telehandlers and lifts.

*Up to a $2,000 bonus available depending on qualifications and skill level*

Job Summary
As a truck driver for Building Restoration Corporation, your main responsibility is to deliver equipment, fuel, and materials to BRC job sites across the Midwest and to improve BRC’s efficiency, provide crews with the materials they need in a timely fashion.

Job Summary
The Maintenance Shop Mechanic will be asked to perform a variety of function in support of our internal and external BRC customers. The most important of these functions will be to fulfill field orders by pulling, loading, and delivering needed materials and equipment to our field crews in a timely manner. The warehouse/shop associate will also be responsible for returning unused equipment and material from the job-site to the shop, making sure it is accurately accounted for and returned to inventory. In addition, the warehouse/shop associate will be responsible to either perform maintenance and repair of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and diesel systems on a variety of BRC owned equipment of facilitate repairs by a third party vendor as required for it to be ready for use on site.