Mitigation Technician

Job TitleWater Mitigation / Demolition TechnicianJob SummaryWe are seeking a dependable and hardworking Water Mitigation / Demolition Technician to join our restoration team. This position is responsible for performing demolition and cleanup work related to water damage, mold remediation, fire damage, and property restoration. The technician will safely remove damaged building materials, assist with drying and mitigation processes, and help prepare structures for reconstruction.The ideal candidate is reliable, physically capable, safety-focused, and comfortable working in residential and commercial environments.Key ResponsibilitiesPerform controlled demolition of water-damaged building materials including drywall, flooring, insulation, cabinetry, and other structural componentsRemove and properly dispose of debris and contaminated materialsAssist with water extraction, drying equipment setup, and moisture monitoringProtect unaffected areas of the property using containment, plastic barriers, and floor protectionMaintain a clean and safe job site throughout the projectFollow company safety protocols, OSHA and IICRC guidelinesLoad and unload tools, demolition equipment, and materialsDocument work performed with photos and job notesCommunicate with supervisors, sales technicians, and file managers regarding job progress, safety concerns, or unexpected conditionsAssist with basic cleaning and preparation for reconstruction crewsRequired Skills & QualificationsAbility to perform physical labor, including lifting 50+ poundsComfortable using basic hand tools and demolition equipmentAbility to work in environments affected by water, mold, or construction debrisStrong work ethic and reliabilityAbility to follow instructions and safety proceduresValid driver's license preferredAbility to work flexible hours when emergency jobs arisePreferred QualificationsExperience in water damage restoration, demolition, or constructionKnowledge of drying equipment, moisture meters, and mitigation proceduresCertifications such as IICRC WRT or ASD (preferred but not required)Experience working in restoration environmentsPhysical RequirementsAbility to lift, carry, push, and pull heavy materialsFrequent bending, kneeling, climbing, and standing for extended periodsAbility to work in confined spaces, crawlspaces, or construction environmentsWork EnvironmentResidential and commercial job sitesExposure to construction dust, noise, moisture, fire damaged materials, and demolition conditionsUse of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as respirators, gloves, eye protection, and suits