Restoration Work Skills
First, describe your experience with cleanup, drying equipment, repairs or site support.
Restoration careers in Toronto call for practical skills and care for people’s homes. First, tell us what work you have done and what you want to learn. Then we can confirm if a suitable role is open.
For example, share your skills in cleanup, drying, repairs or office work. Also tell us about training and when you can work. Ask about duties, hours, pay and travel before agreeing to a role.

Restoration work can change from job to job. Therefore, follow training and ask for help with tasks you do not know. Read Ontario’s health and safety training guide.
First, describe your experience with cleanup, drying equipment, repairs or site support.
Share updates clearly so crews can plan tasks and work as a team.
When a site changes, check the task before you start.
Also treat owners, tenants and their homes with care during each task.
Ask about hours, travel and availability requirements for the role.
Before a new task, ask what training and help you need.
Follow the work plan. Also report risks and keep clear notes.
Before agreeing to a role, ask about duties, pay and the terms of the job.
Use the right tools because each task has its own risks. Follow the site’s safety rules.
Listen well. Speak clearly and treat people and homes with care.
Explain the next step and raise questions when a task is unclear.
Follow training and site procedures. Report hazards before work continues.
Keep clear notes. Finish agreed tasks and ask for help when needed.
Call 416-400-3076 to ask where to send your details. Tell us if you need help with the hiring process. Learn more about Toronto Restoration.