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Prime Disaster Response Ltd is seeking a Technical Manager for Fire & Water Restoration (High-Net-Worth Claims) based at our Watford HQ. You will lead field managers and technicians, raise technical standards, and shape training programs while partnering with Directors on growth and profitability.
The role combines hands-on leadership with strategic impact across London and the South East. You will drive structured induction, refresher and upskilling, manage resource allocation across live jobs,
Technical Manager – Fire & Water Restoration (High-Net-Worth Claims)
Location: Watford HQ
London & South East Salary: £42,000 – £48,000 + Bonus + Company Vehicle
Full-time, Permanent | Reports to: the Directors
Prime Disaster Response has one clear goal: to be the restoration company insurers turn to first for high-net-worth claims. We work directly with service-driven insurers, loss adjusters and private clients across London and the South East, and have built a strong reputation for responsiveness, technical competence and the way our people conduct themselves in clients' homes.
The next stage is to build on that position: to raise our standards further and to grow.
Our technical function is built on solid foundations: established standards, sound processes and a capable team. We now want a Technical Manager to take that base and make the role their own. This role is about accelerating the development and performance of our technical team, not maintaining it.
You will shape how we train, lead and deliver in the field, and you will play a direct part in growing the business alongside the Directors.
You will have substantial technical experience in disaster restoration, insurance repairs or property claims, including responsibility for leading other people. You may be operating at this level now and want a business where you can shape the function and see the results of your decisions.
Or you may have held a senior role in a larger organisation and want to be closer to the work, with real influence. We would welcome a conversation either way.