Restoration Supervisor - Water and Fire Mitigation

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servprocareersHouston (TX)

First-Line Supervisors of Firefighting and Prevention Workers Remediation Services

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Senior

SALARY

$20 to $25 an hour

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About the role

Benefits: Paid holidays Employee assistance program Paid IICRC certification Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Lead a mitigation crew on water, fire, and mold losses for SERVPRO of Sugar Land.

Pay: $20 to $25 an hour plus profit sharing. What you own in your first 90 days Run your jobs from first arrival to final walkthrough: extraction, demo, drying setup, monitoring, and equipment pickup. Lead and coach one to three technicians on site, and set the pace and the standard. Document every job the same day: moisture readings, photos, drying logs, and notes. Be the face of the job for the customer. Explain what is happening and what comes next, and keep your word. Keep your truck, equipment, and job sites clean, stocked, and safe. Take your turn in the on-call rotation for after-hours losses. What we require Steady work history. Restoration experience, hands-on trade experience that transfers (plumbing, HVAC, electrical, construction, carpentry, or field service), or parallel relevant job experience. Reliable transportation. Able to work on-call and irregular hours. Drug-free. Physically able to do field work. Clear, professional communication with customers. Nice to have, not required. We train and certify. IICRC WRT, ASD, FSRT, or AMRT Experience leading a crew Moisture meters, drying equipment, and job documentation software About Team Hart Team Hart owns and operates five SERVPRO franchises across Texas. We promote from within, pay for your certifications, and run on five values: Extreme Ownership, Act with Urgency, Commit to Growth, One Team Hart, and Do the Right Thing.

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