Water Restoration Technician

RestoreCore•Philadelphia, PA

About The Position

RestoreCore is hiring a Water Restoration Technician to help homeowners and businesses recover from fire and water damage. The position involves hands-on mitigation and disaster-response work, including demolition, removal of damaged materials, debris removal, cleanup, and moving mitigation equipment. Technicians operate tools, drive company vehicles, maintain equipment and job sites, and provide courteous service to customers. The role includes rotational on-call assignments, emergency response, and overtime as needed. No third-party administrator (TPA) work is involved.

Requirements

Valid driver’s license and a clear motor vehicle report.
Ability to safely drive a company vehicle.
Willingness to learn mitigation techniques and follow company procedures.
Ability to perform physically demanding work, including lifting equipment, demolition, and loading and unloading.
Ability to safely use tools and follow written and verbal instructions.
Ability to work independently and with a team, use good judgment, and recognize when assistance is needed.
Dependability, clear communication, and commitment to customer service.
Availability for on-call assignments, emergency response, and overtime.
Ability to regularly stand, walk, bend, stoop, twist, reach, and handle materials.
Ability to regularly lift or move up to 50 pounds and occasionally up to 75 pounds, using assistance or equipment when needed for safety.
Ability to work in wet or damaged properties and environments with dust, debris, noise, and extreme heat or cold.
Ability to follow safety procedures and wear required protective equipment.

Responsibilities

Assist with fire and water damage mitigation and disaster response.
Perform physical labor such as demolition, removing damaged materials, debris removal, and cleanup.
Safely operate hand and power tools.
Lift, carry, set up, and move mitigation equipment.
Load and unload equipment, tools, and materials, and secure them for transportation.
Drive a company vehicle between the office, job sites, and other assigned locations.
Work independently on assigned tasks when trained and when it is safe to do so, while staying in communication with a supervisor.
Maintain company vehicles, tools, and equipment, and keep job sites clean and organized.
Provide professional and courteous service to customers during stressful situations.
Participate in rotational on-call assignments, respond to emergencies, and work overtime as needed.