WRT/ASD Combo IICRC
Schedule
Mon, 15 Nov, 2021 at 02:00 pm to Fri, 19 Nov, 2021 at 11:00 pm
Location
ATEX | Houston
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This course combines the information taught in both the Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) and Applied Structural Drying (ASD) courses (see course descriptions for more details). It must be attended in its entirety along with passing both WRT and ASD exams during that same five-day period. If any portion of the course and exam are not completed, the student is required to re-attend the entire five-day course to receive both certifications. No portion of the five-day course can be applied to either a WRT or ASD course being taught separately.Course Goals:
Learn how to make greater profit; dry structures in less time with less labor
Learn how to reduce risk of mold and secondary damage
Receive exposure to the latest drying technology
Learn alongside other restoration professionals
Learn how to distinguish your business from the competition
Earn a certification that will position you to do program work and handle catastrophic jobs for most major insurance companies
Learn how to efficiently dry water-damaged structures and contents
Learn how to facilitate appropriate decision-making within a restorative drying environment
Learn how to use instruments, extraction systems, drying equipment, and chemistry use in an actual flooded building situation
Course Highlights:
Drying entire structures quickly and efficiently
Effective extraction with air movers and dehumidifiers
Structural inspection, monitoring and documentation
Basic psychrometry: The science of Drying
Determining moisture content
Using penetrating and non-penetrating meters
Proper equipment placement
How to limit liability issues (bacteria and mold)
Air mover dehumidification formulas and placement
Review and use of inspection tools
Hands on experience (extraction, mitigation, equipment installation, monitoring and documentation)
Drying science (psychrometry, thirst, permeance, vapor diffusion and grain depression)
Microbiology
Pressurization
Dehumidification (refrigerant, desiccant, heat exchange systems)
Electrical (safety, cost to run equipment and managing heat in the structure)
Creating a balanced drying system with air flow and dehumidification
Air filtration devices (AFD)
Drying procedures for walls, flooring and cabinets
Understanding surface, free and bound water
Health issues
Communication and safety
Job management and opportunities
Effective methods for sales and marketing
Classes and category review
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