> Markdown version of [/jobs/ext/1921696-mitigation-technician](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/jobs/ext/1921696-mitigation-technician). Every page supports `.md` or `Accept: text/markdown`. Links point to the HTML versions so they work for humans too. Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Mitigation Technician - **Company:** Trustal Recruiting, LLC - **Location:** Weymouth, MA, United States - **Experience:** Experienced - **Salary:** $58,240.0 - $68,640.0 - **Contract:** Temporary contract - **Skills:** Document Management Systems, Time Tracking Software - **Published:** August 4, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=c1e244e6020b4eb2 ## About the Role * Experience: 2+ years of hands-on experience in water/fire mitigation and restoration preferred. Candidates with strong backgrounds in carpentry, demolition, or skilled construction trades ready to learn restoration are also encouraged to apply. * Tool Proficiency: Proven comfort and skill operating power tools (Sawzall, drills, hand tools) for clean, safe demolition. * Valid Driver's License: Must have a clean driving record and be eligible to drive company fleet vehicles. * Tech-Savvy: Ability to comfortably use mobile phone applications for site documentation, photo uploads, and time tracking. * Physical Capability: Ability to perform heavy lifting, work in tight spaces, and handle physically demanding tasks (including sewage or dirty environments) safely and efficiently. ## Description We are seeking a Mitigation Technician . In this role, you are the frontline hero helping homeowners and businesses recover from water, fire, and property emergencies. You will perform hands-on containment, demolition, extraction, and restoration while capturing project data digitally. You need to be a driven individual, looking to grow, and earn more . In fact, if you are working towards saving for a new vehicle, house, or anything else, this job will help you get there faster! You can work additional hours and receive OT pay. And, we want team members who care - show up on time (or early!), take pride in their work, and naturally give 100% effort in everything, and want to help. This isn't just a daily labor job - it is a launchpad. We expect technicians to master project scopes rather swiftly, run jobs self-sufficiently without hand-holding, and position themselves to advance into Lead Technician or Production Manager roles, if that is desired., * Daily Execution: Arrive at the shop by 6:30 AM, load up the van with necessary gear, and hit the road with your partner by 6:45 AM in company vehicle. * Site Work: Complete 1 or 2 smaller jobs per day, including water extraction, setting up plastic containment/protection, demolition (drywall, flooring, cabinet removal), sewage cleanup, and packouts to PODs. * Equipment Management: Transport, set up, monitor, and tear down drying equipment. Clean and unload gear back at the shop dumpster at the end of the day. * Digital Documentation: Use mobile apps daily to clock in/out, take site measurements, capture high-quality job photos, and maintain accurate project notes. * On-Call Rotation: Participate in a fair on-call schedule (typically 1 week per month when fully staffed). Respond promptly to emergency after-hours calls to extract water and set up equipment., * Uncompromising Punctuality: You arrive at the Weymouth shop before 6:30 AM ready to work. Showing up late or calling out unexcused does not fly with us or your teammates. * Pride in Workmanship: You leave job sites spotless, follow SOPs to the letter, and care about the quality of the work you deliver to stress-free customers. * No-Complaints Mindset: Every day brings something different - from high-end home cabinet removal to messy sewage extractions. You tackle it all with a positive, can-do attitude. 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