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Mold Removal Crew, Tualatin, OR

Pay Range: $20/hr. – $25/hr.

• Key Responsibilities:
  • Site Preparation & Containment:
    • Set up containment barriers using plastic sheeting and tape to isolate affected areas.
    • Install and monitor negative air machines to control airflow and prevent cross-contamination.
    • Maintain clean entry/exit zones to reduce tracking mold or debris outside the work area.
  • Mold Remediation & Cleaning:
    • Remove mold-contaminated materials such as drywall, insulation, carpet, or baseboards.
    • Use HEPA vacuums and antimicrobial cleaning agents to thoroughly clean and sanitize surfaces.
    • Apply mold-resistant sealants when required.
  • Equipment Operation & Monitoring:
    • Set up and maintain dehumidifiers, HEPA air scrubbers, and other drying equipment.
    • Use moisture meters and hygrometers to monitor moisture levels and document progress.
  • Documentation & Communication:
    • Take before/after photos and document job site progress.
    • Communicate with supervisors or project managers about site conditions and updates.
    • Record daily logs, moisture readings, and any relevant observations.
  • Job Site Cleanup:
    • Remove and dispose of waste materials safely and in compliance with company procedures.
    • Break down containment and clean all used tools and equipment.
    • Ensure the job site is clean, safe, and ready for the next phase of work or inspection.

  Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

  As part of this role, all technicians will be provided with and expected to use appropriate PPE, including:

  • Full-face or half-face respirator (fit testing required and provided regularly)
  • Disposable Tyvek suits
  • Nitrile or rubber gloves
  • Safety goggles or protective face shields
  • Steel-toe boots or work-appropriate footwear

  Fit testing and respirator training will be completed before working on any live mold sites.

  Basic Tools and Equipment (Technician Should Have or Be Familiar With):

  • Utility knife and blades
  • Tape measure
  • Pry bar or crowbar
  • Hammer
  • Screwdrivers (multi-head preferred)
  • Moisture meter (pin and/or pinless)
  • Handheld sprayers or pump sprayers
  • Drill with bits (basic carpentry use)
  • Tool pouch or belt for easy access
    Technicians are expected to treat tools with care, maintain cleanliness, and report any damage or maintenance needs.