Define skilled manufacture, installation and repair of stone, including silica controls, lifting, approved samples and careful intervention in historic fabric.
This contract includes Cut, dress, carve, repair and install stone to approved information. Check templates, dimensions, bedding, source and sample approval. Use cutting, extraction and respiratory controls for the assigned material. Preview before payment PDF and editable DOCX files after checkoutBuilt for UK employers
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When to use this contract
Deliver accurately worked and installed stone, appropriate joints and surface finish, and protected existing fabric and completed repairs.
Workplace context: Construction sites, project offices, client sites and approved work locations.
What makes this role different
Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering silica dust and tools. Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering stone lifting. Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering sample and source approval. Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering heritage and repair boundaries. Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering site rules.
Not a fit / obtain specialist advice
Recheck the role or obtain appropriate advice if the work would exceed these maintained authority boundaries: The mason may shape and install approved stone. Substitution, removal of historic fabric, fixing change and irreversible repair method require conservation, design or site approval. Obtain approval before committing expenditure, changing contractual commitments or making regulated or staffing decisions outside the assigned role.
What to prepare before you issue it
the new-build, memorial, façade or conservation work covered
the workshop and site locations and travel expectations
the cutting, carving, lifting and access competence required
the tools, extraction, respiratory PPE and lifting aids provided
the stone schedules, samples and repair records required
the authority for substitution and irreversible historic work
Day-to-day operating brief
What Stonemason work looks like in practice
A stonemason cuts, dresses, repairs and installs natural or reconstructed stone in new work or conservation settings. The contract should cover dust, lifting, templates, mortar and the approval of matching, tooling and intervention in historic fabric.
Responsibilities reflected in the contract
Cut, dress, carve, repair and install stone to approved information.
Check templates, dimensions, bedding, source and sample approval.
Use cutting, extraction and respiratory controls for the assigned material.
Plan and complete stone handling and lifting within authorised arrangements.
Protect adjacent finishes and retain evidence before historic intervention.
Record materials, fixings, repairs, photographs and snag completion.
A realistic working scenario
Replacement stone matches dimensions but not the approved colour and bedding. The mason keeps it separate, records the sample difference and seeks conservation or design approval before cutting or installation.
Outputs to agree
accurately worked and installed stone
appropriate joints and surface finish
protected existing fabric and completed repairs
Records and evidence
Template, drawing and stone schedule.
Stone source and sample approval.
Lifting and fixing information.
Repair, photograph and snag record.
Work records.
Handover notes.
Reporting relationship
Typically reports to Line Manager or Department Manager. Confirm the employer's actual reporting structure in the builder.
Authority and escalation
The mason may shape and install approved stone. Substitution, removal of historic fabric, fixing change and irreversible repair method require conservation, design or site approval.
Obtain approval before committing expenditure, changing contractual commitments or making regulated or staffing decisions outside the assigned role.
Tools and systems
Site records.
Project systems.
Risk assessment records.
Workplace context
Construction sites, project offices, client sites and approved work locations.
Training and certification
Complete employer-required health and safety training.
Contract priorities
silica dust and tools
stone lifting
sample and source approval
heritage and repair boundaries
Information the employer should prepare
the new-build, memorial, façade or conservation work covered
the workshop and site locations and travel expectations
the cutting, carving, lifting and access competence required
the tools, extraction, respiratory PPE and lifting aids provided
the stone schedules, samples and repair records required
the authority for substitution and irreversible historic work
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Work setting
Construction sites, project offices, client sites and approved work locations.
Primary duties
Cut, dress, carve, repair and install stone to approved information.
Check templates, dimensions, bedding, source and sample approval.
Use cutting, extraction and respiratory controls for the assigned material.
Plan and complete stone handling and lifting within authorised arrangements.
Tools and training to confirm
Site records.
Project systems.
Risk assessment records.
Complete employer-required health and safety training.
Governance focus
HSE context where applicable. Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering silica dust and tools. Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering stone lifting. Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering sample and source approval.
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Stonemason duties
Deliver accurately worked and installed stone, appropriate joints and surface finish, and protected existing fabric and completed repairs.
Cut, dress, carve, repair and install stone to approved information. Check templates, dimensions, bedding, source and sample approval. Use cutting, extraction and respiratory controls for the assigned material. Plan and complete stone handling and lifting within authorised arrangements. Protect adjacent finishes and retain evidence before historic intervention.
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The mason may shape and install approved stone. Substitution, removal of historic fabric, fixing change and irreversible repair method require conservation, design or site approval.
Obtain approval before committing expenditure, changing contractual commitments or making regulated or staffing decisions outside the assigned role.
Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering silica dust and tools.
Follow the Employer's documented arrangements covering stone lifting.
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Can a mason use a visually close replacement stone?
Only after the relevant performance, source, appearance and conservation approval is recorded.
Who approves removal of historic stone?
The project's authorised conservation or design route should decide; the mason should document condition before intervention.
Can a Stonemason change the tooling finish to improve a match?
Only after the sample, historic evidence and relevant design or conservation authority support the change, particularly where it cannot be reversed.
How should silica dust controls be reflected?
The role can require approved wet or extraction methods, respiratory protection, housekeeping, equipment checks and prompt reporting when controls fail.
Who approves a different mortar for stone repairs?
The designated design or conservation authority should confirm compatibility, appearance and performance before the alternative is mixed or applied.
May the mason remove loose historic material immediately?
The area can be protected for safety, but removal and retention should follow the project's recording and conservation approval unless emergency arrangements state otherwise.
What records are useful before dismantling stonework?
Use location references, dimensions, condition notes, photographs, labels, sequence and storage information so original fabric and reinstatement remain traceable.
Can stone-lifting duties be included?
Yes where lifting plans, equipment, competence, signalling, exclusion zones and responsibility for checking lifting features are clearly allocated.