Corporate Training By Zack Academy - Building Moisture and Documentation (BMI)

The water damage restoration industry has changed over the past few years. Restoration activities have become more complex, and analytics of restoration projects are no exception. Auditors are now being used to review submitted invoices with accompanying data; third party programs used to monitor and control work flow are not uncommon on job sites.

This Building Moisture Inspection and Documentation (BMI) course is designed to teach students the industry-standard techniques to perform inspection and documentation of water damaged buildings so that they can clearly tell the story.

Upon successful completion of this course, students will earn a ICRA BMI Certificate. 

Students Will Learn How To:

• Establish rapport with customers
• Apply S500 requirements and recommendations
• Properly use inspection and monitoring equipment and tools
• More efficiently use equipment by more clearly understanding the equipment operation
• Gather the required information in order to TELL the STORY
• Report the information so that it more clearly explains the restoration process that was used
• Better support your invoice through good documentation and communication 
• Interpret their own data (internal audit)
• Answer questions before there is a need to ask
• Reduce risk
• Get paid faster with less negotiation.

Who Should Take this Building Moisture Inspection and Documentation (BMI):

• Restoration Professionals
• Sanitation Professionals
• Building Managers
• Hotel, Golf Course, and Recreational Property Managers

This course can qualify for 2 IICRC CECs. There are no prerequisites- sign up today and enhance your restoration skill set.

Note: The cost of the exam for this course is $55. This fee must be paid to the ICRA by cash, credit card or check. The cost of the exam is not included in the registration fee- the exam fee will be collected at the time of the exam.

Syllabus

• Establishing a Rapport with Customers
• Applying S500 Requirements and Recommendations
• Properly Using Inspection and Monitoring Equipment Tools
• Reporting Clear Information
• Internal Auditing
• External Auditing
• Reducing Risk