Articles Tagged with ''innovations in restoration''

With online training in Spanish, the hope is to bridge the gap for bilingual students, thus helping students prepare for field work and IICRC certification courses.

The contractors of today who take advantage of these tools will find themselves well-positioned to ride the wave of innovation into the future. 

From wattage options to safety precautions, must-have features and EPA regulations, there’s a lot for a construction contractor to consider when selecting a mobile generator for their job site’s application.

A primary goal of the conference is to introduce the forensic restoration industry (private sector) to the initial responders to a serious biological or chemical threat (public sector).

Enhanced product line-up now includes an EPA-registered disinfectant, an odor neutralizer, white and clear antimicrobial coatings, an indoor air quality knockdown product, a wettable peroxide cleaner and their legendary mold stain remover.

Two-way integration between PSA Web and Moisture Mapper allows users to have all of the power of both applications in one place.

Implementing inventory management can feel overwhelming up front; but reap many long-term rewards.

Proudly made in the USA, BIG JOE™ Contractor Bags are industrial-strength trash bags designed to handle the toughest of clean up jobs suitable for demolition, construction, restoration and general clean up.

With racing-inspired details, the 370 features a new bezel with carbon-fiber styling. The bezel’s backlit gauges, switches and controls deliver easy use even in dim lighting plus dramatic curb appeal.

The first article in this series ended with a discussion on using fogging to assist particle control, and the importance of proper droplet size. Smaller, light particles tend to be more effective because they are then similar or smaller in size than the particles being removed from the air.