Mitigation Foreman

DRYmedic Bloomfield Hills, MI•Bloomfield Township, MI

18h•$23 - $27

About The Position

DRYmedic® Restoration Services is seeking an experienced restoration professional to serve as a Mitigation Foreman. The role involves supervising mitigation project activities and leading a team of workers at restoration job sites. The foreman supports the Project Manager, carries out the job action plan, communicates the workflow and scope of work, and helps restore properties affected by water, fire, mold, or asbestos damage. The position includes demolition and removal of materials that cannot be restored, water extraction, setup and placement of drying equipment, and use of power tools and restoration equipment. The foreman also supervises crew members and subcontractors, maintains job-site safety, documents project conditions and progress using company software, and takes photos at different project stages. On-call work follows a rotation schedule; paid overtime and double pay are specified for on-call or after-hours work. Compensation is $23.00–$27.00 per hour.

Requirements

Valid driver's license.
Must pass a background check.
Reliable transportation to the office.
Ability to lift a minimum of 50 pounds.
Frequent walking, standing, bending, and twisting.
Ability to use email and other software.
Clean-shaven face to use a respirator in accordance with OSHA regulations.
Ability to work in a team environment.
Ability to work in tight or confined spaces.
Availability for on-call work according to a rotation schedule.

Nice To Haves

Hands-on experience in the restoration industry.
Experience supervising all aspects of a mitigation project.
Experience effectively managing a team of skilled workers.

Responsibilities

Support the Project Manager with job-site activities.
Execute the job action plan for restoration production.
Communicate workflow and scope of work to team members assigned to the project.
Lead team members in removing or demolishing materials that cannot be restored or repaired.
Supervise the crew and any subcontractors or vendors on site.
Use a truck-mounted extractor efficiently and extract standing water when needed.
Set up equipment, move tools, and restock vans.
Maintain job-site safety.
Work in confined spaces, including at heights.
Use power tools correctly.
Identify and place drying equipment appropriately.
Use company software to document loss sites alongside the Project Manager.
Take photos at different stages of a project.