Surface Inspection – Examine surfaces (roofs, walls, basements, terraces, etc.) to identify cracks, leaks, or moisture-prone areas before waterproofing.

Material Preparation – Mix and prepare waterproofing materials like bitumen, sealants, liquid membranes, cementitious compounds, or polyurethane according to specifications.

Surface Cleaning & Preparation – Clean surfaces of dust, dirt, grease, or loose particles to ensure proper adhesion of waterproofing materials.

Application of Waterproofing Systems – Apply membranes, coatings, sheets, or liquid waterproofing materials correctly according to the manufacturer’s guidelines.

Sealing Cracks and Joints – Fill and seal cracks, joints, or gaps using appropriate sealants or patching compounds to prevent water ingress.

Layering & Reinforcement – Install reinforcement layers, such as geotextile fabrics or mesh, when required, to strengthen waterproofing membranes.

Curing & Drying Monitoring – Ensure proper curing and drying of applied materials to achieve effective waterproofing.

Safety Compliance – Follow safety protocols, wear protective gear, and handle chemicals safely to prevent accidents or health hazards.

Equipment Maintenance – Maintain tools and equipment like rollers, brushes, sprayers, and trowels in good working condition.

Leak Detection & Repair – Identify existing leaks and repair them using suitable waterproofing techniques.

Coordination with Construction Team – Work with engineers, masons, and supervisors to integrate waterproofing with ongoing construction work.

Documentation & Reporting – Keep records of materials used, areas treated, and work completed for project reporting and quality control.

Quality Assurance – Inspect finished work to ensure waterproofing is complete and meets quality standards.

Customer Interaction – Sometimes explain the waterproofing process and provide maintenance advice to clients or homeowners.

Innovative Problem Solving – Suggest alternative waterproofing methods or materials when faced with challenging surfaces or conditions.Technical Skills

1. Knowledge of Waterproofing Materials – Understanding bitumen, membranes, sealants, coatings, cementitious compounds, and liquid-applied products.

2. Surface Preparation Skills – Ability to clean, smooth, and prime surfaces before application.

3. Application Techniques – Proficiency in applying waterproofing membranes, sheets, liquid coatings, and sealants.

4. Crack and Joint Repair – Skill in sealing cracks, joints, and leaks effectively.

5. Mixing & Handling Materials – Correctly mixing compounds to ensure proper consistency and performance.

6. Layering and Reinforcement – Installing reinforcing fabrics or layers for added waterproofing strength.

7. Leak Detection – Identifying water penetration points and areas prone to moisture.

8. Equipment Operation – Using sprayers, rollers, brushes, trowels, and other waterproofing tools efficiently.

Soft Skills

1. Attention to Detail – Ensuring surfaces are properly treated to avoid leaks.

2. Problem-Solving – Finding the best waterproofing solutions for challenging or irregular surfaces.

3. Time Management – Completing waterproofing tasks efficiently within project timelines.

4. Teamwork – Coordinating with engineers, masons, and other construction workers.

5. Safety Awareness – Knowledge of safety standards, proper handling of chemicals, and use of PPE.

6. Communication Skills – Explaining processes and instructions clearly to supervisors or clients.

7. Adaptability – Adjusting techniques based on weather conditions, surface type, or material used.Hands-on Waterproofing Experience – Minimum 1–5 years working directly with waterproofing systems on roofs, terraces, basements, bathrooms, or water tanks.

   Material Application Experience – Proven experience applying bitumen, liquid membranes, sheet membranes, cementitious coatings, and polyurethane systems.

   Surface Preparation & Repair – Experience in preparing surfaces, cleaning, sealing cracks, and repairing leaks before waterproofing.

   Leak Detection & Troubleshooting – Skilled in identifying water leakage points and implementing effective solutions.

   Working in Construction Projects – Experience collaborating with construction teams, engineers, and supervisors on commercial or residential projects.

   Knowledge of Safety Protocols – Experience following OSHA or local safety standards, handling chemicals safely, and using personal protective equipment (PPE).

   Curing and Quality Control – Hands-on experience ensuring proper curing, adhesion, and durability of waterproofing materials.

   Application on Various Surfaces – Experience working on concrete, metal, wood, and masonry surfaces.

   Use of Tools and Equipment – Skilled in operating rollers, brushes, sprayers, trowels, and cutting tools for waterproofing work.

   Project Documentation – Experience in maintaining records of materials used, areas treated, and work progress for reporting purposes.