ATF - Water Restoration Technician (2 Day Seminar)
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This educational and practical two day seminar is designed to certify students
as Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC)
Water Restoration Technicians. The course presents all of the basic concepts
and systems of the restoration process. The material is presented in a
generic format with lecture, audio-visual and hands-on instruction. To see a
prieview of the Water Damage Restoration handbook click
here.
Topics to be covered
º Introduction to Water Damage Restoration º History of Water Damage Restoration º Health and Safety º Readiness º Psychometrics º Equipment and Supplies º Mildew Growth and Correction º Chemicals º Application of Antimicrobials º Odor Elimination º Effects of Water on Flooring Materials º Structural Drying Telephone Procedures º Initial Inspection/Damage Containment º Standard Dryout Procedures for Water Damage º Sewage Backflows º River Flooding
Paid Pre-Registration $350
(Full Tuition includes 250 pg. manual) - Each Additional Student - Same Firm $300 Pre - Registration deposits at $50 each. Deposit is non-refundable five days prior to class. To register either contact us by phone or E-mail.
CERTIFICATION --
Those successfully completing this course and examination will qualify for
professional certification. Separate check and application to IICRC is
required, payable at the class.
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| Event: | ATF - Water Restoration Technician (2 Day Seminar) | ||
| Start: | 12/11/2007 | Contact: | The Academy of Textiles and Flooring |
| Ends: | 12/12/2007 | Phone: | (562) 698-1279 |
| Location: | The Academy of Textiles and Flooring | Fax: | (562) 698-8679 |
| Whittier, CA | Link: | http://www.academyoftextilesandflooring.com/certclasses/wrt.htm | |
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