Job Purpose and Scope
A mason worker, also referred to as a mason, use bricks, concrete blocks, concrete and other natural and manmade stones to build walkways, walls, fences, and several other masonry structures.
Responsibilities
Ensuring that surfaces are well-prepared before beginning a job
- Supervising the fabrication: maintaining, altering and repairing of walls, sidewalks, street curbs floor, sink counters, bathroom showers, and other related structures of surfaces
- Carrying out the estimation of materials ang labors
- Reading blueprints and drawings to accurate materials needed
- Making sure all expansion joints are filled with appropriate caulking materials
- Ensuring that surfaces are cleaned and polished with the necessary hand or power tools
- Laying out patterns, forms, or foundations following plans
- Maintaining a neat and tidy work area after completing a job
- Staying up to date with all safety procedures and regulations, and following them rigorously.
Responsibilities
- Ensuring that surfaces are well-prepared before beginning a job
- Supervising the fabrication: maintaining, altering and repairing of walls, sidewalks, street curbs floor, sink counters, bathroom showers, and other related structures of surfaces
- Carrying out the estimation of materials ang labors
- Reading blueprints and drawings to accurate materials needed
- Making sure all expansion joints are filled with appropriate caulking materials
- Ensuring that surfaces are cleaned and polished with the necessary hand or power tools
- Laying out patterns, forms, or foundations following plans
- Maintaining a neat and tidy work area after completing a job
- Staying up to date with all safety procedures and regulations, and following them rigorously.
Job Type: Contract
Work Location: In person