Water Mitigation Technician (ID # 547)
Water Mitigation Technician (ID # 547)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) certification – required.
- Must have restoration/mitigation experience
- Respond promptly and professionally to emergency water damage calls.
- Follow directives from team leaders and supervisors to complete restoration tasks effectively.
- Comply with safety protocols, including MSDS guidelines and company safety procedures.
- Conduct daily maintenance inspections of vehicles and equipment; maintain cleanliness.
- Operate water extraction tools and equipment under supervision (e.g., portable units, weighted tools).Assist in setting up containment zones with HEPA vacuums and negative air machines.
- Apply disinfectants and safely remove debris, including in confined or restricted areas.
- Use lifting tools (sliders, foam blocks) and techniques to handle customer belongings with care.
- Learn and assist with moisture detection using penetrating and non-penetrating meters.
- Support the installation and monitoring of drying systems (Injectidry, Directed-In, Octi-Dry).Maintain accurate documentation of job activities, including time tracking and equipment usage.
- Participate in after-hours, weekend, and travel assignments as needed.
- Attend all required safety and operations training sessions.
- Ensure all work meets IICRC standards and company quality expectations.
- High school diploma or equivalent.1+ years of experience in water damage mitigation or restoration (preferred).Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.
- Ability to lift 50+ lbs and perform physical tasks in varying conditions.
- Strong problem-solving and time-management skills.
- Excellent communication and customer service abilities.
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