Summary

Typically the first person onsite, you become the face of the organization during a time of need. Attending to these emergency situations you proactively limit damage and mitigate loss following IICRC protocols.

Core Competencies

Competent verbal and written communication skills. Knowledge of restoration principals, IICRC, The Clean Trust, and other industry remediation protocol’s. Provide customer service in a time of need. Able to multi task and assess priority in difficult situations. Job Duties

Use acceptable IICRC practices in all aspects of structural drying Ability to assess and implement procedures that will expedite the drying process. Working knowledge of mediation equipment operation and placement. Manages onsite emergency response activities, including pumping water, clearing carpet, removing drywall, mitigation, etc. Sets up deodorization, negative air, ozone, thermo-fogging and related equipment on site. Responsible for the monitoring of temperature, humidity, and GPP readings. Upload detailed water sheets from the site daily. Completes and submits timesheets for all jobs. Ensures all health and safety protocols are being implemented and followed. Assists with content handling, pack out, and documentation following company procedures as required. Requirements

Previous restorations experience an asset. IICRC or equivalent certification in Water Damage Restoration. Valid driver’s license. Bondable Able to work on a on call schedule Ability to work in a team environment. Working Conditions

Ability to drive and visit projects covering a vast geographical area. Able to lift at least 50 lbs. Manual dexterity required to use desktop computer and peripherals. On call rotation Work Remotely

No Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Salary: $22.00-$25.00 per hour

Additional pay:

Overtime pay Benefits:

Dental care Extended health care Paid time off Vision care Schedule:

8 hour shift Experience:

Biohazard & Restoration Technicians: 1 year (preferred) restoration: 1 year (preferred)