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Benefits offered by this job
Paid travel time
Significant overtime opportunities
Job summary
A biohazard remediation company in Connecticut is seeking motivated individuals for the role of biohazard remediation technicians. Responsibilities include various cleanup duties involving blood and chemical substances, as well as hoarding situations. Candidates must be physically fit, honest, and reliable, with the ability to work flexible hours. The role offers a starting rate of $27/hour with significant overtime opportunities and requires a GED or industry experience. Join a dedicated team helping families and businesses recover after tragic incidents.
Qualifications
Must pass a breathing test and lift a minimum of 50 lbs.
Able to work off-hours and be on-call.
Versatile & handy, comfortable working with power tools.
Responsibilities
Conduct blood, death scene, and bodily fluid cleanup.
Perform chemical substance/drug cleanup & removal.
Address hoarding and squalor remediation.
Skills
Honest, hardworking & trustworthy
Professional appearance
Good physical health
Comfortable working with power tools
Ability to obtain a DOT card
Reliable transportation
Clean driving record
Experience in Restoration, Bio-Hazard Clean Up or Construction
Education
GED / HS Diploma / Industry Experience / Military
Tools
Demolition tools
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Job description
A biohazard remediation company in Connecticut is seeking motivated individuals for the role of biohazard remediation technicians. Responsibilities include various cleanup duties involving blood and chemical substances, as well as hoarding situations. Candidates must be physically fit, honest, and reliable, with the ability to work flexible hours. The role offers a starting rate of $27/hour with significant overtime opportunities and requires a GED or industry experience. Join a dedicated team helping families and businesses recover after tragic incidents.