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Asphalt Shingle Systems Installer

National Roofing Contractors Association

Certification

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The NRCA PROCertified® Asphalt Shingle Systems Installer certification verifies the knowledge and skill of an experienced roof systems installer. Achieving NRCA PROCertification requires meeting specific eligibility criteria and successfully passing a rigorous hands-on skills assessment.

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Eligibility Requirements A minimum of 18 months’ experience installing asphalt shingle roof systems, including flashings, valleys and various shingle types, are required. Most recent experience must be within the past 12 months. Passing score on an online, multiple-choice exam Employer validation of work experience, skills and knowledge

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Apply general workplace safety policies including OSHA regulations, hazard identification, and corrective action procedures on asphalt shingle roofing job sites
  • Use, inspect, and maintain fall protection systems, PPE, ladders, and tools in accordance with manufacturer and employer requirements
  • Handle, lift, and move materials, tools, and equipment safely to prevent injury to self and others
  • Apply basic roofing terminology, calculations, and measurements to follow project specifications and instructions accurately
  • Demonstrate professional work practices including communication, collaboration, accountability, and commitment to continuous learning on roofing job sites
  • Identify and select asphalt shingle system materials, underlayments, and accessories based on project specifications and manufacturer instructions
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Roofers47-2181.00
  • Construction and Related Workers, All Other47-4099.00
  • Construction Laborers47-2061.00
  • Helpers, Construction Trades, All Other47-3019.00
What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: developing (Level 2)(based on Certification)

  • Damaged or deteriorating roof sections — inspect and assess repair needs using established checklists with minimal supervisor oversight on residential and light commercial projects.
  • Scaffolding systems — erect, brace, and dismantle safely following OSHA standards on multi-story residential job sites with standard oversight.
  • Shingle and membrane layers — install in correctly overlapping sequences using chalk lines and hatchet gauges on moderately complex pitched roofs.
  • Flashing strips at valleys, vents, and wall intersections — cut, fit, cement, and nail to achieve watertight seals on routine roofing assignments.
  • Plastic coatings, fiberglass mats, and felt underlayment — apply over sloped roof decks in proper sequence before shingle installation on familiar roof configurations.
  • Material quantities and crew hours — estimate for standard residential re-roofing jobs using basic measurements and supplier unit-cost references.
  • Angled cuts for shingles and felt at walls, vents, and roof intersections — produce accurately using utility knives and tin snips on typical roof geometries.
  • Crew task sequencing and daily time allocation — coordinate personal work schedule with team members to maintain production pace on active job sites.
  • Customer concerns about roof condition or repair scope — communicate clearly and professionally on site using plain language explanations.
  • Operations monitoring during material application — observe adhesion, alignment, and weather conditions and adjust work pace or methods to maintain quality standards.

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