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RIA Releases New Professional Forensic Restoration Guidelines Ahead of October Conference

July 7, 2016

The Guidelines for Professional Forensic Restoration were developed by the Forensic Restoration Subcommittee of the Environmental Council and were peer reviewed by industry practitioners.

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June 13, 2016

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Participants in the hands-on training will receive credit for the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Refresher.

RIA News for June 2016: The Passing of Butch Carpenter, S500 Changes, & Forensic Restoration

June 7, 2016

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The restoration industry has lost one of its trailblazers. Hubert T. Carpenter, known to his friends as Butch, passed away on April 11 2016 in his home in Lincoln (Sacramento), Calif., with his wife Michelle and daughters Nicole and Jaclyn by his side.

Crime Scene Cleanup Certification Course Now Available in Spanish

Courses qualify for two CEC's through IICRC.

June 2, 2016

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Many Spanish-speaking people in the restoration industry have been locked out of this opportunity due to the fact that there was no training and certification available in Spanish.

American Mold Products Signs First Distributor

Distributor serves Atlanta Metro area; company looks to continue growth

May 5, 2016

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The goal is to train contractors on the application of this mold removal and prevention system so that AMP can serve the growing market of mold sensitized individuals.

Ask Annissa: How Much Contents Restoration Work is Really Out There? (Hint: A Lot!)

Fire damage is not the only type of contents restoration insurance claim

Annissa Coy

February 25, 2016

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You might be surprised just how far this industry niche can take you.

A Note to Restorers: Think Before You "Share"

February 16, 2016

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We've all heard people say once you post something online, it's likely there forever. Well, those same regretful posts can also cost you business.

Crime Scene Restoration: Not for the Faint of Heart

Michelle Blevins

February 4, 2016

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No matter the sector of the restoration industry you work in, it’s likely you meet people on their very worst day, almost every day. Any property loss is devastating for the families impacted, but what about when there’s another kind of loss – of human life – within a space.