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Mason job description

A Mason is a construction professional who works with various materials on a job, specifically stone, concrete and tile. They build items and they can identify issues like cracks in mortar or water damage from tiny fissures between stones.

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February 2, 2022

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Eftychia Karavelaki

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Use this Mason job description to advertise your vacancies and find qualified candidates. Feel free to modify responsibilities and requirements based on your needs.

Mason responsibilities include:

  • Building structures with stone, concrete and tile
  • Cutting, shaping and dressing materials
  • Lifting, carrying and placing prepared blocks

Job brief

We are looking for a skilled Mason to join our team to cut and dress stone and lay it with modern power tools, like tractors or trucks, and traditional hand tools.

A Mason’s responsibilities include texturing and polishing blocks of rock, installing dressed stone and restoring old damaged work done by hand with modern techniques like mortar mixing on site.

Ultimately, you will work with other professionals on a construction site to deliver high-quality work based on the needs of our clients.

Responsibilities

  • Assist in building layout, framing, sheathing and roofing structures
  • Use equipment and tools to safely perform basic construction tasks
  • Correct any safety hazards and report them to the foreman
  • Read and follow technical drawings
  • Train apprentices as needed to ensure projects are completed in a timely manner
  • Mix cement and mortar on the job site as needed

Requirements and skills

  • Proven work experience as a Mason or similar role
  • Experience working with other professionals on a construction site
  • Certification in masonry or equivalent preferred

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