Careers at Disaster Care

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The people who work with us, in our branches, at our head office, and at the National Flood School, share a commitment to expertise, care, and doing important work well.

We do not always have specific vacancies to advertise. But we are always interested in hearing from talented people who share our values and believe they could contribute to what we are building. If that sounds like you, we would like to hear from you.

What We Look For

Our six values are not aspirational statements. They describe how we expect people to work, every day, at every level of the organisation.

People Driven

Our decisions start with the people affected. Colleagues, customers, partners. We consider the human impact of what we do.

Reliable

When we make a commitment, we keep it. Colleagues and customers alike should be able to count on us.

Supportive

We back each other. We help people develop. We build a network where people feel part of something worth belonging to.

Areas Where We Are Always Interested

We recruit across two distinct areas. Head office roles support the central coordination, quality, and growth of the network. Branch roles sit within our specialist network businesses across the UK. Both require people who combine technical capability with genuine values alignment.

Disaster Recovery and Restoration Specialists

IICRC and BDMA qualified technicians in water restoration, fire restoration, mould remediation, contents recovery, and structural drying. Whether you are looking for a role within an existing branch or are interested in building your own branch within our network, we want to hear from experienced practitioners.

Claims Coordination and Operations

Our central operations team coordinates instructions across the network, manages quality, and supports branches through the claim lifecycle. We look for people with strong operational instincts, attention to detail, and a service-first approach.

Technical Training and Standards

The National Flood School is the training engine of the network. We are always interested in technically qualified professionals who want to contribute to raising standards in the restoration industry, whether as trainers, assessors, or course developers.

Business and Professional Support

Finance, HR, IT, marketing, and business development. Our head office team supports the growth and governance of a nationwide specialist network. We look for professionals who understand what it means to support an operations-led business.

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