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Water Damage Technician: Water damage technicians are responsible for assessing and mitigating damage caused by water-related disasters such as floods or burst pipes. They use specialized equipment to extract water, dry affected areas, and prevent mold growth. Fire Damage Restorer: Fire damage restorers clean, repair, and restore properties that have been damaged by fires. They remove smoke residue, repair structural damage, and work to eliminate the lingering smell of smoke. Mold Remediation Specialist: Mold remediation specialists are trained to identify and safely remove mold from buildings. They use protective gear and specialized equipment to contain, remove, and prevent the spread of mold. Construction Supervisor Construction supervisors oversee restoration projects from start to finish. They coordinate teams of workers, ensure safety compliance, manage budgets, and make sure that projects are completed on time. Estimator Estimators assess the extent of damage in disaster-stricken properties and provide cost estimates for restoration. They consider labor, materials, and equipment costs to develop accurate project budgets. Project Manager Project managers are responsible for planning and executing disaster restoration projects. They coordinate resources, schedule tasks, and communicate with clients to ensure projects are completed efficiently and to the client’s satisfaction. Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner: Carpet and upholstery cleaners specialize in cleaning and restoring carpets, rugs, and upholstery that have been damaged by water, fire, or other disasters. They use specialized cleaning methods and equipment. Content Restoration Specialist: Content restoration specialists handle the cleaning and restoration of personal belongings and valuable items damaged during disasters. They may use specialized cleaning techniques and equipment to salvage items. Hazardous Material Removal Technician These technicians are responsible for safely removing and disposing of hazardous materials, including asbestos or lead-based paint, which may be exposed during the restoration process. Emergency Response Coordinator: Emergency response coordinators are responsible for managing the initial response to disasters. They coordinate with first responders, assess immediate needs, and ensure the safety of all personnel involved. Quality Control Inspector: Quality control inspectors ensure that restoration work meets industry standards and client expectations. They perform inspections and quality checks throughout the restoration process Customer Service Representative: Customer service representatives act as liaisons between the restoration company and clients. They handle inquiries, provide information, and address concerns to ensure customer satisfaction. Environmental Consultant: Environmental consultants assess and provide guidance on environmental issues that may arise during disaster restoration projects. They ensure compliance with environmental regulations. Health and Safety Coordinator: Health and safety coordinators are responsible for ensuring that all workers adhere to safety protocols and regulations on restoration sites to prevent accidents and injuries.