At Pro-Claim Canmore Restoration, we exist to restore lives, the planet, and communities.
When disaster strikes, we help our neighbours get back to where they belong: home. As a locally rooted restoration company, we understand the unique challenges of living and working in the Bow Valley and are committed to serving our community with care, professionalism, and efficiency.
With the support of the Pro-Claim Group, we combine small-town service with industry-leading restoration practices, technology, training, and sustainability. We focus on reducing waste, preserving building materials where practical, and restoring properties using efficient, responsible methods.
We are looking for a Restoration Technician to join our emergency and mitigation team. In this role, you will often be one of the first people on site following a water loss, helping assess the damage, stabilize the property, reduce further loss, and guide the project through the drying and mitigation process.
You will be responsible for completing detailed site assessments, identifying the extent of water migration, measuring and documenting moisture conditions, setting up drying systems, completing selective demolition where required, and monitoring affected materials through to established drying goals.
The role requires a strong understanding of restorative drying principles, moisture detection, psychrometry, water extraction, equipment placement, documentation, and safe demolition practices.
You will regularly use moisture meters, thermo-hygrometers, thermal imaging, and other restoration tools to identify affected areas and track drying progress.



You will also assist with determining which materials may be restored in place and which require removal based on contamination, damage, accessibility, and restoration feasibility.
Responsibilities may include
water extraction
carpet cleaning
selective demolition
cleaning and disinfection
minor mould or bacterial remediation work where appropriate
contents protection
cabinetry protection
equipment setup
equipment monitoring
You will be expected to install and monitor drying equipment such as dehumidifiers, air movers, heaters, air filtration devices, and specialty drying systems as required. Drying progress must be measured, documented, and reassessed throughout the project rather than assumed.
You may also complete basic detachments to facilitate emergency work, including
toilets
washers
dryers
fridge water lines
dishwashers
sinks
garburators
plumbing fixtures
electrical faceplates
countertops
cabinets
doors
baseboards
flooring
drywall
other building materials within your level of training and authorization
Restoration Technicians are also expected to take a leadership role on site. This includes
delegating appropriate tasks to Labourers
helping train newer team members
maintaining protected and organized job sites
communicating clearly with homeowners, tenants, property managers, Project Managers, trades, and other stakeholders
Accurate documentation is a critical part of the role.
Technicians are expected to complete detailed emergency documentation, moisture records, daily activity reports, WDERs, DARs, mDARs, equipment logs, photos, sketches, and other required documentation within company systems.

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