Lead Mitigation Technician- Memphis, TN

Lead Mitigation Technician You're the hands-on leader on every emergency job. You do the demo, extractions, containments and set up the drying plan, keep documentation complete and make sure homeowners know what's happening from the first call to dry-out. What you'll do Lead on water, fire, mold, sewage and storm losses from emergency response to dry-out Inspect the loss on arrival: identify the source, categorize water (Category 1/2/3, Class 1–4) and map moisture Set up and adjust the drying plan; place air movers, dehumidifiers and air scrubbers per IICRC S500 Direct water extraction, demo, and containment Take daily moisture readings, photos and equipment logs, and post them in [DASH / Encircle / job software] the same day Get work authorizations and other customer paperwork signed Set and manage homeowner expectations; communicate daily with homeowners and the Mitigation Superintendent Flag scope changes and hidden damage to the Superintendent and Estimator right away Keep a safe jobsite per OSHA requirements and company policies, including PPE and respirator use Keep trucks, trailers and equipment clean, stocked and in working order On-call rotation Takes part in a rotating after-hours on-call schedule, including nights, weekends and holidays Typical rotation on call Must answer on-call calls within [15] minutes and be able to reach the job site within [60] minutes Leads the emergency response crew on after-hours calls; may be first on site alone to stop the damage and start mitigation On-call pay: [flat on-call stipend per week/day] plus hourly pay for time worked on calls Must keep the company vehicle and phone ready during on-call weeks Longer hours during storms and catastrophic events, when all hands may be needed What you need 2+ years of water/fire mitigation experience; crew lead experience preferred Solid knowledge of drying equipment, moisture meters Attention to detail and follow-through until the job is dry and signed off Clear, professional communication with homeowners, adjusters and the team Comfortable with smartphones/tablets for photos and job documentation Must pass a background check and drug test Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record Certifications IICRC WRT: preferred IICRC ASD: preferred IICRC AMRT (mold) and FSRT (fire & smoke): preferred OSHA 10: preferred Physical requirements Lift and carry up to 75 lb; move equipment up and down stairs Work in crawlspaces, attics and wet, dirty or hot conditions Wear PPE including respirators (fit test required) Compensation and benefits Hourly pay: depending on experience On-call pay and overtime for after-hours response Eligible for the company bonus plan after a 90-day probation period Health, vision and dental insurance, plus Aflac PTO after a 90-day probation period Company vehicle Company shirts and PPE Paid IICRC certifications #J-18808-Ljbffr Accentuin, LLC.