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Entry level Roofer Wanted – Join a Kiwi Roofing Icon

Build your future with Edwards & Hardy Roofing – West Coat

With over 65 years of roofing excellence, Edwards & Hardy Roofing is one of New Zealand’s most trusted names in the industry. With 16 branches nationwide and a team of 400+ skilled professionals, we deliver high-quality roofing solutions across maintenance, repairs, re-roofing, and roof protection.

Our West Coast branch is growing fast, and that means real opportunities for a entry level or new roofer to come and learn their skills,we are looking for someone who wants steady work, good rates, and long-term security with a proud, Kiwi-owned company.

We’re looking for:
An entry level Roofer

New to the industry but willing to learn

Experience with iron roofing and/or metal tiles preferred

What you’ll bring:
Driver’s license

Clean criminal history

Ability to work to deadlines and deliver quality workmanship

Willingness to travel occasionally for short out-of-town jobs

Willingness to listen and learn

Has to be reliable, dependable and keen

What’s in it for you:
Guaranteed 40-hour weeks – rain or shine

Competitive hourly rates

Job security with a large, well-established NZ company

A supportive, team-focused environment

A strong local client base and varied residential work

All tools supplied

If you’re proud of your trade and want to work for a company that values skill, reliability, and teamwork, Edwards & Hardy Roofing West Coast wants to hear from you.

Apply now and be part of a roofing legacy built to last.

Employer questions
Your application will include the following questions:
Are you licenced to drive a manual vehicle?
Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in New Zealand?
Do you have a current Police Check (Criminal Record Check) for employment?
How many years' experience do you have as a Roofer?
Which of the following height safety tickets have you completed?
Do you have a current New Zealand driver's licence?