GENERAL LABORER/ MITIGATION TECHNICIANAdvantaClean of the Piedmont is hiring a General Laborer/ Mitigation Technician to join their team. This position is in Greensboro, NC.General Laborer/ Mitigation Technician Compensation and Benefits:· $16.00-$20.00/ hr. DOE· Eligible for Overtime· PTO/ Paid HolidaysThe General Laborer/ Mitigation Technician provides mold remediation, air duct & dryer vent cleaning, HVAC coil cleaning, emergency water damage recovery, and installation of moisture control solutions in homes and buildings. Technicians work directly under the supervision of a Lead Technician, Crew Supervisor, or Project Manager in a team atmosphere. The Supervisor will assign various tasks to the field technician to complete as part of the project.NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED! Looking for a great career, come join our team!General Laborer/ Mitigation Technician Responsibilities:· Removal of damaged materials· Project cleanup, bagging, and removing debris to jobsite collection bin or vehicle for haul off· Operating water collection vacuums or pumps to extract standing water from inside structures· Detailed, fine cleaning including vacuuming, brushing, and damp wiping surfaces and building contents· Hanging or laying plastic for barricades or barriers using mechanical fasteners, tape, and adhesives· Setting or adjusting equipment for drying or filtration· Cleaning HVAC / air duct & exhaust systems using collection vacuums, rotary and stationaryGeneral Laborer/ Mitigation Technician Requirements:· Experience in home services or construction fields is a strong plus· Excellent work ethic and attitude· Must be a self-starter· Able to work efficiently and effectively in a team environment· Strong verbal and written communication skills· Excellent Customer Service skills· Exhibit a professional, neat appearance· Ability to lift 75 lbs.· Ability to participate in an on-call rotation· Valid driver’s license with satisfactory driving record· Willing to undergo a background check and drug screeningKeywords: restoration, water mitigation, IICRC