Corporate Training By Zack Academy - Online Anytime IICRC WRT - Continuing Education

This IICRC Continuing Education WRT Online Anytime course teaches students the necessary skills for successful water damage restoration while also earning 14 IICRC CE credits. Using a 360 VR camera and 3D explorable modules, various real-life mitigation scenarios are replicated, allowing students to actively participate in realistic job simulations. This training provides concise, useful insights that will allow students to confidently address any water damage issue, whether they are new to the field or seasoned technicians looking to brush up on their skills. This course provides a thorough review of the most recent methods, equipment, and industry best practices in water damage repair and is designed for professionals looking to broaden their knowledge while adhering to industry standards. 

This IICRC Continuing Education WRT Online Anytime course recognizes the importance of your time, which is why our course is made to provide excellent instruction in a concise way. Beyond the fundamentals, the course covers intricate circumstances like mold prevention, structural drying, and customized drying scenarios in our expert-led training. The principles of water damage restoration, such as the science underlying water migration, moisture detection, and drying methods, will be covered in detail in this course. Through practical training with state-of-the-art tools and real-world situations, students will be equipped to make wise decisions in the field and offer clients experiencing water damage problems excellent support.

Topics Covered: 

• An Overview of the Art and Science of Restorative Drying
  
• Monitoring and Assessing Adaptively in Restoration
  
• Principles of Water Damage Restoration: Accuracy in Restoration Drying
  
• The Best Techniques for Restoring Water Damage
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in Water Damage Repair
  
• Ensuring Occupational Safety through Safety and Compliance in Restoration Work
  
• Efficient Monitoring and Classification for Safe, Complete, and Successful Restoration Project Documentation
  

Who Should Take This Course:

• IICRC-certified people needing CEC credits
  
• Water Damage Restoration Technician

This approximately 12-hour-long course can be taken using a phone, tablet, or computer. There is an exam with 100 questions at the end of the course. The student must score a 70% to pass the course. Instructions how how to submit your course certificate to the IICRC are provided. 

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