Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Roofers

Roofers in healthcare may work in medical facilities, such as hospitals, clinics, or nursing homes, providing repair and maintenance services for the roofs of these buildings. Their responsibilities may include inspecting roofs for damage, making repairs, and installing new roofing systems as needed. In a healthcare setting, the role of roofers is to ensure the structural integrity and weatherproofing of the building, to protect patients, staff, and equipment from the elements. Roofers in healthcare play a critical role in maintaining the physical structure of the building, and their work is essential to ensuring that the facility is safe and comfortable for patients, staff, and visitors. The specific duties and responsibilities of roofers in healthcare will depend on the type of roofing systems in use and the size and complexity of the healthcare facility.