Flood houses offer a unique way for restoration companies to train employees on drying methods and equipment before sending them out to a real water loss.
When it comes to getting ready for restoration, renovation, abatement and remodeling jobs, proper preparation is key ... and so is using the right tape for each job!
When you hear the word fentanyl, what comes to mind? Perhaps Michael Jackson’s deadly overdose? Or Prince’s overdose death? According to the CDC, the death rate of synthetic (man-made) opioids increased more than 72 percent from 2014 to 2015.
While the regulators come up to speed on forensic restoration work itself, the industry also needs to be pushing to improve contractor performance on the voluntary end.
This fast-moving Forensic Operator course covers a wide array of concepts, some as a quick review and others in depth, to provide the participants with the “big picture” of a proper forensic response.
In 2015, some hardworking restoration industry pros decided it was time to launch some more official forensic restoration training within the industry.
