Roofing industry makes outreach, education and business networking a priority in Dallas as the percentage of Latino workers in roofing continues to climb.

The NCCER updates include new editions to higher level roofing curriculum as well as translations of popular curriculum.

More and more Latino roofers from 20 years ago are taking off their tool belt and looking to own and operate their own roofing business. The transition, as many roofing contractors know, is not an easy one.

The NCCER's Spanish editions include its Core Sixth Edition, Roofing Level 1 Second Edition and Concrete Construction Levels1 and 2.

With a growing Spanish-speaking workforce, the ability for employees to communicate effectively in their first language is being met within Jobba.

Building owners, design professionals, solar installers and S-5! distributors can stay up-to-date with S-5!’s product offerings, training videos and educational webinars, all in Spanish.

The NRCA's new Facebook page, Ruferos de los buenos, is a place for Spanish-speaking roofing workers to share ideas and celebrate quality roofing projects.

OSHA is recommending construction industry employers allow workers to wear masks, practice social distancing and keep sick employees at home to prevent exposure to COVID-19.

MRCA members can sign up to view more than 700 videos related to safety and health, including more than 450 videos in Spanish to train workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Spanish-speaking commercial roofing contractors provide tips and advice on what contractors can do to protect their workers on jobsites during the COVID-19 crisis.