Restoration Technician
flagship servicesVancouver (WA)
About the role
Job Description:
Restoration Company seeks a skilled person to become a contents technicianto handle small to large contents projects. Experience with Insurance Restoration may be helpful but is NOT required. Candidates must be able to learn how to coordinate in-house employees and subcontractors by our proven processes. Must be able to work as a team. Training is provided. Candidates should also possess the following: Organized and friendly person with an attitude towards good customer service. Driver's license - clean DVR, insurable under our policy, with reliable transportation. Ability to give and take direction. Reachable by phone. Will work flexible hours, including occasional nights and weekends. Must be willing to work overtime. Must be able to lift 25-100 lbs. Must have clean criminal background (no felony convictions).Skills and Experience, helpful but NOT required: Xactimate estimating software.iCat contents software.
IICRC Certifications:
WTR, FSRT, OCT; UFT.2nd language of Spanish. Insurance restoration experience in contents, fire, water.\nCompany
Description:
We understand how stressful of a time it is for our clients. After experiencing contents loss through fire, water, mold, or other causes, people just want to return to normal. Blue Kangaroo Packoutz is here to handle the cleaning and restoration process so our customers don’t have to worry. We take exquisite care of each item as if they were our own. We also use the latest digital inventory software to accurately keep track of your contents in real-time.
Company Description:
We understand how stressful of a time it is for our clients. After experiencing contents loss through fire, water, mold, or other causes, people just want to return to normal. Blue Kangaroo Packoutz is here to handle the cleaning and restoration process so our customers don’t have to worry. We take exquisite care of each item as if they were our own. We also use the latest digital inventory software to accurately keep track of your contents in real-time.
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