11 Aug
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Anseptconstruction
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Canada
11 Aug
Anseptconstruction
Canada
Ansept Construction is sharing an opening from RestoTech Solutions.
If you have worked in restoration, abatement, construction or general labour, or you are ready to learn a trade and build a career with a company that is scaling, keep reading!
RestoTech Solutions is an emergency mitigation, restoration and abatement company serving residential, commercial and insurance driven projects across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
We are hiring Restoration Technicians to work water, fire and environmental losses, from water damage mitigation and structural drying through to mould and asbestos abatement and reconstruction support.
This is a full time field position that combines scheduled restoration and abatement work during regular operations with emergency water response on an on call rotation, so your hours stay steady between events rather than moving with call volume.
IICRC WRT certification is not required to apply. Technicians who already hold it are encouraged to apply.
Technicians who do not are enrolled and funded by RestoTech,and move to the certified pay band once certified.
Key Responsibilities
- Respond to emergency water and fire losses during scheduled on call periods, including after hours and weekend call outs. Load and stage equipment and materials before departing for site, and coordinate with the Operations Manager on scope and site details.
- Perform water extraction, structural drying setup and containment on active losses. Conduct moisture mapping, place drying equipment based on site conditions, and take psychrometric readings at all monitoring points.
- Return to sites for daily drying log monitoring and equipment adjustment until the structure is dry, typically over several days following a call. Report site conditions and progress to the coordinator and to the client on site.
- Carry out restoration and abatement work during regular operations, including demolition, controlled removals, site preparation, and abatement under established containment and safety procedures.
- Handle contents, pack outs, cleaning and site protection in occupied residential and commercial properties to a professional standard, with attention to client property and client interaction.
- Support reconstruction alongside our trades, including [carpentry, drywall and flooring assistance], and apply any additional trade skills you bring on the rebuild side of our work.
- Complete daily documentation in real time, including photographs, moisture readings and drying logs in [Albi], to the standard required by our insurance clients. Documentation must be complete,
accurate and submitted before leaving each site, as it directly supports insurance claims.
- Complete field safety documentation in [Salus], including hazard assessments and inspections. Work within our health and safety program and use required PPE at all times.
- Stage, maintain and track equipment and inventory at the shop and on site. Conduct equipment checks, report deficiencies promptly, and keep tools and company vehicles inoperational condition.
What We Offer
- Full time, year round hours. The two functions of the role keep your hours consistent through periods of low call volume. This is not call out only work.
- WRT certification at company cost. Technicians without the certification are enrolled and funded by RestoTech, subject to a training agreement provided before enrolment.
- Certified pay band. Technicians move to the certified pay band on obtaining WRT certification, effective on certification, plus overtime and after hours premiums.
- Full benefits for full time employees.
- A clear career path. Labour technician to certified technician to lead technician, across our Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba operations.
- Applied trade skills. Additional trade experience in carpentry, drywall, flooring, painting or plumbing is used on the reconstruction side of our work rather than set aside.
- Robust operational support from the office and management team. You are not on your own on site.
You Must Have (Non Negotiable)
- Legally entitled to work in Canada.
- Valid operator licence.
- Clean five year driver abstract.
- No at fault auto insurance claims in the last three years.
- Satisfactory criminal record check, including vulnerable sector screening.
- Willingness to participate in the on call rotation, including after hours and weekend call outs.
- Physically able to meet the requirements of the role: lift and carry up to 50 lbs repeatedly through a shift, stand, kneel, crouch and climb ladders, work in confined or elevated spaces, and wear a respirator and full PPE for extended periods.
- Able to communicate clearly with coordinators, trades and clients.
- Comfortable completing all field documentation digitally on a company provided phone or tablet.
Nice to Have (But Not Required)
- IICRC certifications,
including WRT, ASD, AMRT or FSRT.
- Experience in another trade, including carpentry, drywall, flooring, painting, plumbing or general labour.
- Asbestos or mould abatement training.
- Confined space, fall protection, WHMIS, first aid or aerial lift certification.
- Previous restoration, insurance or emergency services experience.
Candidates without certifications are welcome to apply. RestoTech provides paid training and certification opportunities for the right people, and any certifications you already hold affect your starting classification and pay band placement.
This Role Is Not Right for You If...
- You cannot work variable hours or respond to after hours call outs. Emergency response runs on emergency timelines, and active losses can require work beyond a standard shift.
- You are not able to keep up with follow up work. Drying log monitoring requires short return visits in the days after a call, so busy periods carry additional site visits.
- You are not comfortable with documentation. Each job requires accurate moisture logs, drying logs, hazard assessments, photos and safety sign offs, completed before you leave site.
- You cannot travel. This role covers projects across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, sometimes on short notice, and involves regular driving between sites.
- You are not comfortable working in hazardous environments. Restoration and abatement work involves water damage, mould, asbestos and confined spaces, with proper PPE and protocols.
- You are not comfortable using mobile apps on a phone or tablet. All field documentation, including hazard assessments, moisture logs, drying logs, photo records and timesheets, is completed digitally through company provided apps. Paper forms are not standard issue, and app usage is a requirement of the role, not a preference.
RestoTech Solutions is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applications from each qualified individual regardless of race, gender, disability, religion, sexual orientation or age. Accommodation is available on request at any stage of the hiring process.
Hiring Process
Submit your application and resume. Qualified candidates will be contacted for an initial interview. Finalists will complete a technical assessment and reference check. We value professionalism and expertise. All applicants will be notified of their status throughout the process.
1. Apply: Application review and initial screening.
2. Interview: Interview with our hiring team.
3. Assessment: Technical assessment and reference check.
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