Job description
Thomasville Restoration's vision is to be the #1 most trusted and respected restoration company.
Pay: $20.00 - $24.00 per hour About Thomasville Restoration Thomasville Restoration’s vision is to be the number one restoration company in the Mid Atlantic Region. To help achieve this goal and support our growth, we are adding a Specialty Services Fire Mitigation Supervisor. This position offers a unique opportunity to support our mission of putting families’ homes and lives back together across the Mid Atlantic Region while upholding our culture of Family First, Compassion, and Communication.
What You’ll Do Lead fire, smoke, and water mitigation projects from initial assessment through completion. Supervise structural cleaning, demolition, deodorization, and specialty restoration services. Coordinate daily project activities to ensure work is completed safely, efficiently, and according to company standards.
Identify additional restoration needs, including demolition, sealing, contents cleaning, and temporary mitigation services. Perform fire and smoke damage mitigation, structural cleaning, and controlled demolition. Clean and restore walls, ceilings, floors, and structural components affected by fire, smoke, soot, and water damage.
Perform odor control using thermal fogging, hydroxyl generators, ozone treatments, and other approved methods. Establish containment areas and maintain clean, organized, and safe work environments. Complete detailed job documentation, including photos, notes, daily updates, and scope documentation. Utilize DocuSketch and other company technology to accurately document job site conditions.
Assist in developing mitigation, demolition, and cleaning scopes. Identify scope changes and communicate them promptly to Project Managers and leadership. Supervise technicians on assigned projects and ensure work is completed according to company standards. Train and mentor team members on fire mitigation procedures, equipment operation, documentation, and customer service.
Promote teamwork, accountability, and continuous improvement. Assist with contents pack-outs, inventory, cleaning, and restoration when needed. Support TMP and other emergency response services during large-loss or catastrophic events. Ensure customer belongings are handled with care and documented properly. Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations and Thomasville Restoration safety standards.
Maintain proper use of PPE, equipment, and restoration materials. Inspect work for quality and ensure projects meet industry standards and customer expectations. Maintain clean equipment, vehicles, and work areas.
Who You Are
Experienced in fire, smoke, and water mitigation with a strong understanding of structural cleaning and controlled demolition. A hands-on leader who enjoys coaching and developing technicians while working alongside them. Skilled at identifying smoke damage, selecting appropriate cleaning methods, and documenting restoration projects.
Detail-oriented with experience using DocuSketch and restoration documentation systems. Comfortable making decisions and solving problems in fast-paced restoration environments. Strong communicator who builds confidence with homeowners, teammates, and project managers. Physically capable of lifting more than 50 pounds and working in demanding environments.
Holds a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Preferred Certifications IICRC FSRT IICRC OCT IICRC WRT Your Impact As a Fire Mitigation Supervisor, you play a critical role in restoring properties after fire loss. Your technical expertise, leadership, and attention to detail ensure that smoke damage is properly treated, structures are safely cleaned or removed, and projects are accurately documented from the start.
Your ability to assess damage, guide your team, and execute high-quality work allows projects to move forward efficiently while giving customers confidence during difficult situations. Your work directly supports Thomasville Restoration’s commitment to delivering reliable, high-quality restoration services when they are needed most.