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Complete Detail Cleaning & Restoration

Field Project Manager Restoration

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A Project Manager manages work on projects with a defined scope, start and completion point. Leads project teams, manages project budgets and schedules; manages contractors and communications with stakeholders. May manage projects in construction, information technology or in other industries.

$102,596 / year median in Ohio

+3% projected growth

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Field Project Manager

  • Restoration Complete Detail Cleaning & Restoration
  • 4.6 Tipp City, OH Job Details Full-time $25
  • $35 an hour 21 hours ago Benefits Fuel card Paid holidays Paid time off Professional development assistance Opportunities for advancement Referral program Qualifications Customer communication Water damage restoration Mold remediation Fire restoration High school diploma or GED Driver's License IICRC Certification Full Job Description Field Project Manager
  • Restoration Complete Detail Cleaning & Restoration Tipp City, Ohio Full-Time |
Field-Based Position Pay:

$25.00

  • 35.

00 per hour

+ Overtime

+ Incentives About the Position Complete Detail Cleaning & Restoration is looking for an experienced Field Project Manager to join our growing restoration team. This is not a desk-based project management position. Our Field Project Managers are senior restoration technicians who lead projects while working alongside their crews in the field . You will typically work with a helper technician, additional technicians, or subcontractors to complete water mitigation, fire, mold, environmental, and other restoration projects. As the working leader on the project, you are responsible for getting the work completed correctly and efficiently while maintaining our standards for quality, documentation, safety, customer experience, and professionalism . You'll also play an important role in developing the people around you. We expect our Field Project Managers to teach less-experienced technicians, demonstrate proper restoration techniques, and help build the next generation of leaders within our company. We're looking for someone who takes pride in their work, leads by example, takes ownership, and wants an opportunity to build a long-term career in the restoration industry. A Day in the Life No two days in restoration are exactly the same. As a Field Project Manager, you'll arrive prepared to take ownership of your assigned project and lead the technician or crew working alongside you. Depending on the project, your day may include: Water extraction and structural drying Demolition and removal of affected materials Setting and monitoring drying equipment Taking moisture readings and documenting drying progress Mold and environmental remediation Fire and smoke cleanup Contents manipulation and protection Setting containments and engineering controls Operating restoration equipment and tools Coordinating subcontractors Maintaining clean, organized, and safe job sites Communicating directly with customers Documenting work through photos, notes, readings, equipment records, and job logs Training and developing technicians working alongside you You won't simply tell other people what needs to be done. You will lead from the front and work alongside your team. Key Responsibilities Perform restoration and mitigation work in the field Lead assigned projects from field start through production completion Understand and execute the approved scope of work Establish the daily production plan for yourself and your crew Assign and explain tasks to technicians working alongside you Train technicians on proper restoration procedures and company standards Lead through work ethic, professionalism, organization, and quality Monitor project progress and communicate potential problems proactively Maintain accurate photos, notes, moisture readings, equipment records, and project documentation Track equipment, materials, and labor used on assigned projects Identify additional damage or changes in scope and communicate them to management Coordinate and work alongside subcontractors when assigned Maintain clean, safe, and professional job sites Protect customers' homes, businesses, and belongings throughout the restoration process Provide customers with clear and professional updates regarding the work being performed Maintain assigned vehicles, tools, and equipment Assist with equipment and vehicle readiness Participate in emergency and after-hours response when scheduled Perform additional physical restoration work as needed to keep projects moving Leadership & Technician Development Being a Field Project Manager means more than being one of our strongest technicians. Part of your responsibility is helping us develop the next generation of great restoration technicians. You will work directly alongside less-experienced technicians and help develop their abilities in areas including: Water mitigation and restoration techniques Equipment setup and structural drying Moisture monitoring Proper project documentation Demolition techniques Containment procedures Equipment care Safety Job-site organization Customer communication Productivity and time management Problem-solving Professionalism and accountability We expect our Field Project Managers to teach, coach, correct, encourage, and lead by example. Your success isn't measured only by how much work you personally accomplish. It's also measured by whether the technicians working alongside you are becoming more capable. What You Own On your assigned projects, you are responsible for: Quality. Production. Documentation. Customer Experience. Safety. We expect Field Project Managers to take ownership of their projects and communicate quickly when they need additional resources, clarification, or support. Problems will happen in restoration. Our expectation is that our Field Project Managers identify them early, communicate them clearly, and help develop solutions that keep the project moving forward.

Compensation & Earning Potential Hourly Pay Range:

$25.00

  • 35.

00/hour Starting compensation is based on restoration experience, certifications, technical ability, leadership experience, and demonstrated field capabilities. Overtime is paid at time-and-a-half for eligible hours worked over 40 per week. Restoration is an emergency-response industry, and overtime opportunities can significantly increase annual earning potential. Based on consistent weekly hours, potential gross earnings before additional bonuses and incentives are approximately: Hourly Rate 50 Hours / Week 60 Hours $25/hour $71,500/year

  • $91,000/year $30/hour$85,800/year
  • $109,200/year $35/hour$100,100/year
  • $127,400/year Annualized examples assume 52 weeks worked at the stated weekly hours, with overtime paid at 1.

5× the regular hourly rate after 40 hours. Actual hours and annual earnings will vary. Additional Incentives & Benefits We believe reliability, performance, additional responsibility, and long-term commitment should be rewarded. Eligible team members have opportunities for additional compensation and benefits including: $150 Monthly Perfect Attendance Bonus — up to $1,800 additional annually $100 Annual Anniversary Bonus for each year of service , increasing with tenure $100 After-Hours Remote/Phone Lock-In Bonus for qualifying emergency restoration projects $300 After-Hours In-Person Lock-In Bonus for qualifying emergency restoration projects requiring an on-site response Overtime Opportunities Performance-Based Incentive Opportunities Company Growth Bonus Opportunities Six Paid Holidays Paid Time Off , with opportunities to accumulate additional PTO based on tenure Industry Training & Certification Development Career Advancement Opportunities What We're Looking For Ideal candidates will have previous experience in restoration, mitigation, construction, remediation, or another related skilled trade.

Preferred qualifications include:

Restoration or water mitigation experience Experience independently completing restoration projects Experience leading, teaching, or training other technicians Understanding of structural drying principles Experience with water extraction, demolition, drying equipment, and moisture monitoring Ability to understand and execute written scopes of work Ability to understand basic project budgets and production expectations Strong hands-on mechanical and problem-solving abilities Strong attention to detail Professional customer communication skills Strong documentation and organizational skills Ability to perform physical restoration work throughout the workday Willingness to participate in emergency and after-hours work IICRC certifications preferred Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record High school diploma or equivalent Candidates who are currently strong restoration technicians and are ready to take the next step into project leadership and technician development are encouraged to apply. What Success Looks Like Our strongest

Field Project Managers:

Produce high-quality restoration work Complete projects efficiently Show up prepared and ready to work Take ownership of their assigned projects Maintain clean and organized job sites Produce accurate and timely documentation Take care of company vehicles, tools, and equipment Communicate professionally with customers Identify problems before they become larger problems Communicate proactively with management Don't wait to be told what needs to happen next Help technicians underneath them become more capable Lead through their actions Can be trusted with increasingly complex projects Career Growth We want this position to be a career path—not a stopping point. Complete Detail is continuing to grow, which creates opportunities for strong performers to take on greater responsibility. A potential career path could include: Restoration Technician → Field Project Manager → Senior Field Project Manager → Quality Control Manager → Director of Field Operations → Operations Leadership Advancement is based on demonstrated performance, technical knowledge, certifications, leadership ability, technician development, accountability, and the needs of our growing organization. You do not have to move into management to build a successful career with us. A highly capable Field Project Manager who can consistently produce excellent work, develop technicians, manage increasingly complex projects, and take ownership can build significant earning potential while remaining primarily in the field. About Complete Detail Cleaning & Restoration Complete Detail Cleaning & Restoration serves homeowners and businesses throughout the Greater Miami Valley with professional water, fire, mold, environmental, contents, and restoration services. Our mission is to be the Premier Restoration Advocate in the Greater Miami Valley. We're building a company around strong people, high standards, accountability, customer advocacy, leadership development, and opportunities for our team members to grow. We're looking for people who don't simply want another job. We're looking for people who want to develop their skills, take on greater responsibility, help others improve, and build a career with a growing restoration company. If you're an experienced restoration technician who is ready to lead projects, develop other technicians, increase your earning potential, and take the next step in your career , we'd like to hear from you. Apply today to start the conversation.

Pay:

$25.00

  • $35.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0
  • 60.

0 per week

Benefits:

Fuel card Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Professional development assistance Referral program

Work Location:

In person

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Professional Development
  • Leadership Development
  • Transportation