Experienced Mold & Asbestos Remediation Technician

• Carry out the remediation protocol written by the licensed mold assessment consultant, following IICRC S520
• Set up containment, negative air and engineering controls sized to the job
• Remove and bag contaminated materials, then HEPA vacuum, wire brush or sand framing, damp wipe and apply antimicrobial where specified
• Get the work area ready to pass post-remediation clearance the first time

• Build critical barriers and full containments with 6-mil poly, and set up 3-stage decon units (clean room, shower, equipment room)
• Set up HEPA air filtration and keep the work area under negative pressure, checking and logging pressure readings with a manometer
• Remove asbestos-containing materials using wet methods and amended water, including popcorn/acoustic ceilings, drywall texture and joint compound, floor tile and black mastic, pipe and boiler insulation (TSI), and transite
• Do glovebag work and mini-enclosures where the job calls for it
• Bag, label and seal waste properly, and help load and manifest it for disposal
• Do final HEPA vacuuming, wet wiping and lockdown encapsulation so the area passes third-party clearance air testing the first time

• Wear and maintain your PPE: full-face respirators or PAPRs, coveralls, gloves, boot covers
• Document everything (photos, pressure logs, notes, waste counts) so our paperwork holds up with adjusters, consultants and the state
• Explain to homeowners what's happening through every step of the process
• Keep your truck, HEPA vacs, air scrubbers and negative air machines clean, stocked and working
• Take your turn on the on-call rotation for emergency water and mold calls

• 3+ years of hands-on asbestos and/or mold remediation experience. We'll ask specific questions about your containments and how your jobs cleared.
• A Texas TDLR Mold Remediation Worker registration, or the ability to get one quickly
• A current Texas DSHS Asbestos Abatement Worker license, or the ability to get one quickly (current AHERA worker training plus annual refresher)
• Working knowledge of the OSHA asbestos standard for construction (29 CFR 1926.1101) and safe work practices for regulated areas
• Medical clearance to wear a respirator and the ability to pass a fit test
• The ability to work in full PPE in Texas heat, in attics, crawlspaces and tight spaces, and to lift 75 lbs regularly
• A valid driver's license and a clean driving record
• Availability for some nights, weekends and overtime when jobs require it

• Texas Asbestos Abatement Supervisor license (or AHERA supervisor training)
• Texas Mold Remediation Contractor license
• IICRC AMRT (Applied Microbial Remediation Technician), WRT, or ASD certifications
• EPA Lead RRP certification
• Experience with commercial jobs, occupied buildings, or larger multi-room containments
• Spanish (helpful on the crew and with customers, but not required)

• $20–$32/hour depending on experience and licenses, plus overtime
• Health and dental insurance
• We pay for your training and license renewals: asbestos refreshers, IICRC classes, mold CE, and more
• Room to grow. We promote from within, and if you want to work toward a supervisor or lead role, we'll help you get there.
• Good equipment. You won't be fighting worn-out machines or making do with not enough poly and filters.
• A small team where your experience gets noticed and your input is heard
• More like family than co-workers. We're a family-owned shop, and that's how we run the crew. We look out for each other on the job and off it, we pitch in when someone's having a rough week, and you'll never be just a number on a schedule here.