San Diego - IICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) Training Course

Join us for an exclusive IN PERSON 3-day training experience under the expert guidance of the renowned instructor, Greg Anderson. Not just any training, but a journey that sets you on the path to becoming a certified Water Damage Restoration Technician through the WRT exam.

Why Choose Our Course?

Premium Learning Environment: This isn't your typical training session in the back of the warehouse. It's a dedicated venue designed to enhance your learning, ensuring you grasp every concept to excel in the WRT exam.

Start Your Day Right: Every morning, kick-start your day with a continental breakfast and coffee.

Dine in Style: No need to rush out for lunch! Enjoy a daily catered lunch with time to connect with your classmates.

Picture Perfect Moments: Upgrade your professional portfolio with high-quality headshots. Our on-site photographer will be providing professional headshots, ensuring you leave not just with knowledge but also with a powerful visual representation of your expertise.

Unwind & Network: After an intense second day, relax and connect with peers during a complimentary happy hour hosted by MI-BOX. A perfect time to mingle, share experiences, and perhaps form lasting professional connections.

Location: San Diego / Poway

Duration: 3 Days - 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM DAILY

Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to enhance your skills, enjoy premium amenities, and network with the best in the industry. Secure your spot today and set the stage for a successful career in water damage restoration!

About the training course:

This comprehensive course aims to equip participants with a thorough understanding of water damage, its effects, and advanced techniques for drying structures. The Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) Certification provides evidence of an individual's knowledge and competence to perform high-quality remediation work. By earning this certification, participants will be recognized for their commitment to professional standards and their ability to manage a variety of water-related issues, including losses, sewer backflows, and contamination events such as mold outbreaks.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

1. Define and classify types of water damage and understand its primary sources.
2. Identify the physical and health effects of water damage on various types of structures.
3. Implement advanced techniques and procedures for effectively drying and restoring damaged structures.
4. Recognize and manage challenges related to sewer backflows.
5. Address contamination challenges, focusing on mold prevention, identification, and remediation.
6. Ensure safety standards and health regulations are met during the remediation process.
7. Communicate effectively with clients, insurance companies, and other stakeholders during a restoration project.

Who Should Attend:

Individuals interested in pursuing a career in water damage restoration, current technicians looking to upgrade their knowledge, property managers, insurance professionals, and anyone keen to understand the complexities of water damage and its remediation.

Certification:

Upon successful completion of the course and passing the assessment, participants will be awarded the Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) Certification.

Training Method:

Interactive lectures, case studies, group discussions, and assessment exams.

Materials Provided:

Training manual, calculators, various supplies, and certification assessment materials.

E ach IICRC Exam attempt is an additional $80.00 this course ticket covers the training for the exam. You must purchase your each exam attempt separately.

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