Mitigation Project Manager

Job Description

Job Description

Mitigation Production Manager

Onsite Project Execution and Crew Leadership

About Company

Endurant Disaster Recovery is a rapidly growing force in the disaster recovery and restoration industry, strategically expanding through key acquisitions to enhance its service capabilities and geographic reach. The company's mission is to provide comprehensive and efficient restoration services, helping communities recover from unforeseen events.

These strategic integrations of Parker Young and McCabe represent defining moments for Endurant Disaster Recovery. By consolidating industry knowledge and operational best practices, Endurant now offers a more robust, efficient, and localized response to clients, firmly cementing its position as a leading and reliable partner in the restoration industry. The combined strength of Endurant, Parker Young, and McCabe creates a formidable entity poised for continued growth and unparalleled service.

About the Role

As a Mitigation Production Manager, you will lead onsite water, fire, and mold damage restoration projects from a hands-on, crew-facing role. You will supervise and coordinate mitigation crews, perform restoration work alongside your team, and ensure every job is completed safely, efficiently, and to Parker Young's quality standards. You will serve as the onsite point of contact for property owners and internal teams, keeping projects on schedule and clearly documented from setup through final inspection. By training and mentoring crew members and troubleshooting issues as they arise, you will help build a skilled, safety-focused production team and protect Parker Young's reputation for responsive, high-quality restoration work.

Minimum Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; relevant technical or trade certifications a plus.
• Experience in water, fire, or mold damage restoration, or a related hands-on construction/trade field.
• Ability to perform physically demanding work, including extraction, cleaning, drying, and equipment setup.
• Strong communication skills for coordinating with crews, property owners, and internal teams.
• Valid driver's license and ability to respond to on-call/after-hours emergencies as needed.

Preferred Qualifications

• IICRC certifications (WRT, ASD, FSRT, or equivalent) or willingness to obtain certification.
• Prior crew leadership or supervisory experience in restoration, construction, or a related field.
• Familiarity with job documentation and production tracking software.
• Working knowledge of OSHA and industry safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Lead onsite mitigation projects, including water, fire, and mold damage restoration.
• Respond promptly to projects during regular business hours and be available for on-call response after hours.
• Supervise and coordinate mitigation crews to ensure efficient completion of assigned tasks.
• Perform hands-on restoration work alongside the crew, including setup, extraction, cleaning, drying, and monitoring.
• Assess project progress and adjust work priorities to meet project timelines and quality standards.
• Maintain accurate documentation of work performed, equipment used, and job progress.
• Communicate with property owners and internal teams regarding project status, updates, and any challenges.
• Ensure all work is performed safely, adhering to Parker Young safety protocols and industry standards.
• Troubleshoot onsite issues and provide guidance to crews for effective problem resolution.
• Train and mentor crew members in restoration techniques, equipment use, and safety procedures.
• Manage equipment and materials onsite, ensuring proper care and maintenance.
• Complete final inspection of job site to ensure customer satisfaction and quality completion.
• Other tasks/duties as required by employer.

Skills

Strong crew leadership and hands-on technical skill are essential for directing mitigation projects and performing restoration work alongside your team. Proficiency in water, fire, and mold damage restoration techniques, equipment setup, extraction, cleaning, drying, and monitoring enables you to maintain quality and pace on every job. Clear communication and documentation skills ensure property owners, internal teams, and job records stay accurate and up to date throughout the project. A safety-first mindset and working knowledge of Parker Young protocols and industry standards keep crews and job sites protected. Preferred skills like IICRC certification and prior supervisory experience further strengthen your ability to train crews, troubleshoot onsite issues, and deliver consistent, high-quality results.