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Industry Certification:The RT should 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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We are considered a cleaning and restoration company not a maid service or janitorial service but those with those experiences are encouraged to apply. Position OverviewAbout Service Master of Greater Pittsburgh:ServiceMaster of Greater Pittsburgh provides highly sought after specialty cleaning and property restoration services to a wide range of customers who have come to respect our brand.
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Expanding disaster Restoration company is Seeking experienced drywall finishers and painters. Panhandle Cleaning and Restoration is a full service disaster restoration company that repairs homes and businesses that have been damaged.
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Experience in Water damage or Fire Damage restoration industry. Through our 4 service divisions we provide retail specialty services to residential and commercial clients; emergency water, fire and smoke restoration to a wide variety of clients local and regional, we provide complete repair and reconstruction services as well as environmental and hurricane and national response to catastrophic events.
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