Lead Mitigation Technician

Education and Certification:

Minimum Education Requirements: High School Graduate

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Industry Certification:

Minimum Industry Certification: The RT must have experience in protocols and procedures of two or more areas of emergency restoration: electronic restoration, fire damage restoration, hurricane and water damage restoration, mold remediation, corrosion control, HVAC, and document restoration.

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Preferred Industry Certification: IICRC Certified Water Restoration Technician, IICRC Fire Restoration Technician, and IICRC Certified Mold Remediation Technician, Council Certified Structural Drying Remediator/Supervisor (CSDR/ CSDS).

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They should be a graduate of equivalent training courses provided by a recognized certifying body or association specializing in the Restoration Arts.

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The RT should have verifiable equivalent industry training and experience through career longevity.

Remediation Technician Key Responsibilities:

• The LMT is responsible for reporting to the Project Supervisor at the start of each shift for job assignments and completing assigned tasks daily.
• The LMT completes the process of preserving structural items and contents according to the Project Supervisors instructions.
• The LMT informs the Project Supervisor of the equipment and materials needed to complete the assignment properly and on schedule.
• The LMT possesses the communication skills and experience to direct laborers in the restoration protocols.
• The LMT is responsible for personnel documentation, hours, and work performed on a given shift.
• The LMT is resourceful in initiating results in time savings and cost savings for the project.
• The LMT practices on-the-job safety and encourages safety amongst the labor force.
• The LMT performs other miscellaneous tasks as required

Benefits and incentive pay. Benefits include PTO, holiday pay, bonuses, 401K matching, health insurance