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Fire and Water Restoration Technician

Posted 9 days ago

advanced restorationSan Jose (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Job Title We're a local restoration company hiring a dependable and capable Lead Water Restoration Technician to join our great team.
Job Description: The work involves helping out your team members, and any other tasks needed to leave our customers satisfied. Job seekers should take pride in their work, show up everyday with a positive attitude, and enjoy working on a team. If you're looking for a job with good pay, benefits, and lots of variety, reach out to us today!
Requirements: Perform field restoration activities including demolition, cleaning, restorative drying, mold cleaning, fire and smoke damage cleaning, etc Provides after hours emergency support as part of an on-call emergency service once a month Interaction with homeowners, property managers or other individuals while carrying out job responsibilities should be conducted in a courteous and professional manner Taking moisture readings on each monitor, taking and uploading photos, readings, and notes into our job database for our in house representatives to use Able to work 8+ hours a day as needed per job IICRC Certified a Plus but not require Experience as a Lead Technician Must have valid California driver's license Experience with building contaminants Experience using a moisture meter Benefits Growing Multi-Family focused service company whose goal is to make our customers happy. We do it by performing all aspects of services to customers throughout the Bay Area. We like to foster a happy environment of team members with solid leadership. Offer Medical, Dental, Vision Provide Opportunity for Growth Full-Time Hours Available 6 Paid Holidays Daily Gas Allowance

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