Bricklayer Resume Example and Template

Strong bricklayer resumes showcase apprenticeship completion, material expertise, and project types mastered. Include brick, block, stone, and specialty masonry applications.

General contractors and masonry companies look for speed, precision, and ability to meet tight tolerances. Highlight complex projects and specialty work like ornamental or restoration masonry.

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Senior Masonry Specialist, Journeyman Bricklayer, Masonry Apprentice

Luis Guerrero: Bricklayer

Bakersfield, United States

Summary

Certified Journeyman Bricklayer with 8 years of commercial and residential masonry expertise. Skilled in brick, concrete block, natural stone, and decorative masonry applications. Completed 65+ masonry projects totaling 2.1 million units laid. Expert in mortar consistency, joint tooling, and maintaining plumb and level on large commercial structures.

Work Experience

Senior Masonry Specialist, Golden State Masonry Corp.

Mar 2022 – Present. Commercial and residential masonry contractor, 95 employees

Journeyman Bricklayer, Valley Masonry Contractors

Jul 2019 – Feb 2022. Residential and commercial masonry, 60 employees

Masonry Apprentice, Bakersfield Masonry Academy

Jan 2018 – Jun 2019. Apprenticeship and training program

Education

Kern County Vocational Center

Diploma, Masonry Trades. Sep 2017 – Dec 2018

Skills

Brick laying, Concrete block work, Stone masonry, Mortar preparation, Joint tooling, Plumb and level, Decorative masonry, Scaffolding, Grout work, Safety protocols, Blueprint reading, Restoration masonry

Languages

English, Spanish

Certificates and Awards

Why this look works

Bricklayer resumes should use sturdy, classic design language that reflects the permanence and precision of masonry work. Organized sections and professional typography suggest craftsmanship and attention to detail.

Resume tips for this job

Common questions

Do I need a journeyman license to work as a bricklayer?

Most states require journeyman licensing for independent masonry work. Some allow apprentice-level work under supervision. Check your state's requirements and list your license status prominently.

Should I list production rates on my resume?

Yes, if you know them. Masonry is productivity-based work, and employers want to know you can maintain consistent output. Daily unit count is the standard way to measure bricklayer speed.

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