Mitigation Production Manager

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ops staffingFranklin (TN)

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About the role

Mitigation Production Manager Location Wilson County, Tennessee, roughly 30 miles east of downtown Nashville On site role, not remote Candidates should be within roughly 45 minutes of the office Company Overview Established full service restoration company serving Middle Tennessee and the greater Nashville market Service lines include water, fire, mold, contents, storm, biohazard, roofing, and reconstruction Separate large loss and commercial division operating nationally Currently growing, with two Production Manager seats open New local leadership team in place since mid 2025, both promoted from the company's large loss division Recent hires across reconstruction include a new reconstruction manager, reconstruction PMs, and an estimator Role Overview Manage three mitigation crews Scope jobs and write estimates in Xactimate Check in on crews daily, direct the work, and train technicians Manage jobs to a cycle time target of under 10 days Own job documentation from start to close, including all required signed forms Work directly with residential insurance adjusters and third party consultants Hit labor rate goals at the job level Participate in the on call rotation Candidate Requirements Restoration mitigation experience in a Production Manager, Project Manager, or crew leadership capacity Working proficiency in Xactimate Ability to scope a loss independently Crew management and training experience Experience working with residential insurance adjusters and insurance consultants Familiarity with a mitigation documentation platform (DryBook, MICA, Encircle, or similar) Contents experience preferred, whether estimating or executing. Training available if not present Stable work history. Multiple restoration employers in a short window will not be considered

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