Corporate Training By Zack Academy - Online Anytime IICRC AMRT - Continuing Education - Spanish

The Online Anytime IICRC AMRT Spanish - Continuing Education course provides essential training in mold and sewage remediation for professionals in property management, restoration, and Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) investigations. This extensive, self-paced course is designed for busy professionals looking to advance their careers in property restoration, regardless of their experience level. It equips you with the skills needed to become a certified, knowledgeable, and confident mold remediation technician.

Throughout the self-paced course, students will learn from industry experts with decades of field experience. The course features clear and straightforward lessons that guide you through each stage of the mold remediation process. You'll engage with real-world scenarios and case studies, covering everything from identifying different types of mold to containment, removal, and final clearance testing. This course has an exam. This course is approximately 8 hours long and is worth 7 CEUS. It is not the IICRC Technician course. 

Topics Covered: 

• Setting up drying equipment, air scrubbers, and building containments.
• Understanding microorganisms such as fungi, bacteria, and viruses
• Differentiating between cleaning and removal. 
• Assessing whether you are dealing with life-threatening contamination.
• Evaluating the use of biocides and antimicrobials. 
• Understanding the risks associated with pathogens such as E. coli, Salmonella, Shigella, Pseudomonas, parasites, Hepatitis A, Rotavirus, and Adenovirus. 

Who Should Take This Course:

• Technicians, supervisors, and personnel involved in water damage restoration, indoor air quality, or environmental services.

• Instalación de equipos de secado, depuradores de aire y contenciones de edificios.
• Comprensión de microorganismos como hongos, bacterias y virus.
• Diferenciación entre limpieza y eliminación.

• Evaluación de si se trata de contaminación potencialmente mortal.
• Evaluación del uso de biocidas y antimicrobianos.

• Comprender los riesgos asociados con patógenos como E. coli, Salmonella, Shigella, Pseudomonas, parásitos, hepatitis A, rotavirus y adenovirus.