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On Demand Cleaning up after a wildfire is different than any house fire, grass fire or even forest fire. The toxins and unique combustion byproducts present in the air, settled smoke, soot, char and ash piles can create respiratory hazards unseen anywhere else in the industry, making cleanup and restoration not only difficult, but downright dangerous. When decision-time comes, will you feel confident enough in your cleaning practices to mitigate occupant health-related issues? Do you know when to assume clearance liability on your own, and when to shift some of that liability onto a qualified environmental professional?
On Demand It’s dirty, emotionally draining and unpleasant, but someone’s got to do it. And in our industry, that someone is us. As violent events plague each and every city across the U.S., trauma and crime scene cleanup is a somewhat new and growing field. Not only do trauma and crime scene cleanup professionals need to be sensitive to the needs law enforcement officials on a job site, but often with family members and even sometimes the media. In this presentation, we’ll discuss the growing field of trauma and crime scene cleanup. Specifically, implementing a disaster response program – whether a trauma, crime scene or mass-casualty event.
On Demand Maintaining the art and science of effective, efficient drying system management is difficult enough under normal business conditions. In the aftermath of catastrophic loss, keeping those practices is beyond challenging. This session will explore how to focus on what matters most, and how these elements vary in complex and large loss environments.
On Demand Doing CAT work requires knowledge, preparation, and guts. Rusty will discuss the risks and rewards of CAT work. Plus, share insights and lessons BELFOR Property Restoration has learned over the years to help your organization respond more effectively to major catastrophe events close to home, and far away.
