Lead Restoration Technician

Benefits: Competitive salary Opportunity for advancement Training & development We Offer: Team-oriented culture Community Impact Training programs Competitive compensation Job Summary: The Lead Technician is responsible for overseeing and managing a crew, controlling job costs, production times, and quality assurance, and acting as the primary point of contact for our customers, in addition to being responsible for a company vehicle and all equipment for both commercial and residential divisions. In addition, the Lead Technician is working with a Field Technician who regularly handles 24/7 emergency water damage recovery, mold remediation, fire restoration, and indoor air quality services in homes and buildings. Primary Responsibilities: Manage the production, including hands-on work as required, of mold remediation, water damage cleanup, installation of preventative moisture control solutions, and HVAC and dryer vent cleaning per written scope of work Provide strong leadership to ensure successful, safe, timely, and profitable project delivery and completion Manage documentation on projects (i.e. photos, contracts, etc.) Respond to emergency recovery situations when needed, 24/7 Work safely in a team environment Ensures all safety measures are enforced on the job site Qualifications: At least one year of experience in home services or construction fields Working knowledge of residential and/or commercial construction practices is a strong plus Self-motivated and growth-oriented Able to work efficiently and effectively in a Team environment Strong communication skills Excellent Customer Service skills Ability to operate PC and mobile devices Exhibit a professional, neat appearance Ability to lift 75 lbs Valid driver's license with satisfactory driving record Safety Gear Provided: PPE Gloves (leather, nitrile, or coated cloth depending on application) Safety Glasses or Goggles N-95 Respirators Poly Spun "Tyvek" style suits with hood and foot protection Shoe Covers, Knee Pads, and Muck Boots Hard Hats, Ear Protection, and steel-toe shoes may be required, depending on site application Fall protection for aerial work #J-18808-Ljbffr