It’s amazing what technology has changed in just the past few years as it relates to drying techniques. At one time the industry blanketed the concept of “suck it up, apply something to make it smell better and then put out a few “fans” to help it dry”. Unfortunately that mindset of contractors, mitigation companies and the insurance industry, is what has led to major lawsuits as well as development of courses such as Mold Remediation.

Why should someone who has been handling water losses for many years attend this course? The items listed below are but a small list of what will be taught in class with the latest in technology knowledge, instrumentation and inspections.

The course includes:

• Categories of water damage
• FOUR mandatory principles of proper restorative drying procedures
• Psychrometry - what is it and how to make it SIMPLE
• How to dry hardwood, paneling, cabinets etc.
• Classes of water
• Hands on monitoring of your water job in a mini structure
• Permeance – just what it is and how does it affect the drying project
• What is the effect of vapour pressure and how do we control it
• How to DRY wall interiors, wood flooring, ductwork, insulation, crawlspaces
• Procedures for handling a clean water loss as well as unsanitary losses
• Learn how to calculate, on the job, how much drying equipment is required and how to set up for effective drying
• Much more including inspection procedures, biocides, microorganisms, drying procedures for carper, pad, subfloor, wood flooring, walls, crawlspaces and sewage backflows.
• MINIMIZE your liability with knowledge

Don’t let old techniques stand in the way of becoming a true water loss professional. This class is packed with information, hands on techniques for class participation and the latest technology. Be a leader today for the property owners, as well as the insurance industry. This course will advance you to the 21st century, becoming a true Water Damage Restoration professional.

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