Abatement Technician

Pro-Claim Group

2d•$25 - $32

About The Position

As an Abatement Technician at Paulson Fire and Flood, you will help restore homes and businesses by safely completing demolition and small scale abatement work, then supporting drying and rebuild steps as needed. You will also be assigned to abatement jobs involving hazards such as asbestos, lead, or silica, following company safety procedures and required training. Why You’ll Love This Job Hands On Variety: A mix of abatement, controlled demolition, and restoration support keeps your days moving Skill Growth: Build real field skills and grow your certifications over time Team Support: Work with people who communicate clearly and help each other succeed Meaningful Impact: Help customers move forward by making spaces safe again Clear Expectations: Strong safety focus, the right PPE, and simple processes that set you up to win

Requirements

Valid BC or Alberta driver’s license with Class 5 preferred
Able to pass a criminal background check to company approval
Willing and able to complete abatement tasks involving asbestos, lead, and silica safely, including following all PPE and work procedures and completing required training
Must complete or already hold BC Asbestos Certificate Level 1 and Level 2
Positive attitude and strong work ethic
Willingness to assist and learn different tasks related to the restoration process
Comfortable working alone and in a team environment
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Detail oriented and takes pride in doing the job properly
Ability to lift and move equipment safely including industrial fans around 30 to 40 pounds and wheeled dehumidifiers around 130 to 140 pounds
Ability to lift heavier items up to 80 pounds from time to time, using safe lifting practices and team lifts when required
Willingness to participate in the emergency on call rotation

Nice To Haves

Level 3 Asbestos Certificate is considered a strong asset.
Previous restoration experience is an asset
Carpentry or drywall experience or training is an asset
Practical knowledge of workplace safety and safe lifting and handling procedures is an asset
WRT certification is an asset
Ability to provide strong customer service

Responsibilities

Complete assigned abatement work involving hazards such as asbestos, lead, or silica, including following site specific safety plans, using required PPE, setting up work areas or containment as directed, and completing detailed clean up and disposal steps
Complete controlled demolition related to property damage including drywall cuts and selective removal of affected materials
Perform small abatements in kitchens and bathrooms, including safe removal of limited affected materials, containment setup when required, and detailed clean up
Protect customer spaces by setting up dust control, floor protection, and clean work zones
Support flood and emergency tasks such as water extraction, content manipulation, initial drywall cuts, psychrometry as trained, and taking photos throughout the job life cycle
Set up, move, and monitor drying equipment such as air movers and dehumidifiers as directed
Participate in repair work, including taping and mudding, sanding, texturing, caulking, minor plaster repairs, and basic finish repair
Support carpentry and construction tasks as needed, including installing baseboards, vapour barriers, drywall board ups, and general jobsite prep for repairs
Perform painting related tasks such as surface preparation, priming, sealing, staining, and painting on interior and exterior surfaces as assigned
Use tools and equipment properly and report issues or safety concerns right away
Maintain a clean and organized work area including proper storage and basic maintenance of equipment in your vehicle and on site
Communicate clearly with project managers and customers using phone, text, and email updates as needed
Complete paperwork and job tasks using company apps such as Restorify and Encircle
Participate in the emergency on call rotation and respond to new losses when scheduled
Complete daily timecards and required work related documents
Travel to other locations in the East Kootenay’s occasionally as needed