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Charter Construction in the Pacific Northwest seeks a Lead Mitigation Technician to oversee water, fire, mold, and environmental mitigation projects from start to finish, upholding IICRC standards and company safety practices.
You will lead field crews, coordinate with homeowners and project managers, document moisture readings and progress, and train technicians to deliver compassionate, high‑quality service.
Serving the PNW for over 40 years, Charter Construction specializes in restoring residential and commercial buildings in Washington and Oregon. It has established itself as a company that sets the standard for performance, integrity, and quality and our whatever-it-takes philosophy ensures every project is successful and every client is satisfied. Delivering exceptional, compassionate service is what we do best and our long-standing, loyal relationships with repeat clients is a testament to that commitment. We restore and preserve buildings and homes with a people-first approach. This means we serve our clients with honesty and compassion while fostering a culture of support and excellence within our team. Charter Construction is also proud to be part of the American Restoration family—a network of local property restoration businesses, like ours, that spans the country. As an American Restoration brand, we have expanded resources and capabilities at our fingertips, allowing us to provide our clients with exceptional service.
The Lead Mitigation Technician is responsible for overseeing and executing water, fire, mold, and other environmental mitigation projects from start to finish. This role ensures that all work meets industry standards, company quality expectations, and safety guidelines while providing exceptional customer service. The Lead Mitigation Technician coordinates field crews, communicates with homeowners and project managers, and ensures timely and accurate documentation.
We are an equal opportunity employer. This means we do not discriminate in employment decisions or policies in violation of law on the basis of any legally protected status. What is a legally protected status varies depending on applicable local, state and federal laws, but may include race, color, national origin, citizenship status, creed, religion, sex, age, marital status, etc.