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For the safety of all attendees, the in-person Annual Instructors Meeting (AIM) has been canceled. The meeting will take place as a virtual event. Those who have registered will receive more information via email when it becomes available.
To support constituents throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Live-Stream courses are now available. Virtual classrooms are limited to 20 participants so don’t delay!
Topics included a review of recent updates to the RIA/IICRC COVID-19 reports, discussion on the coming claims tsunami and Q&A with new RIA Board Director Craig Kersemeier.
The IICRC is now accepting nominations for its Board of Directors, a volunteer group of industry leaders representing the interests of Registrants while leading the direction of the organization.
Nominees should possess industry knowledge and experience, be willing to contribute to the mission and ideals of the IICRC and be available to serve a three-year term.
This level of collaboration between the RIA and IICRC has been a refreshing example to the restoration industry of what we can accomplish when we work together
This level of collaboration between the RIA and IICRC has been a refreshing example to the restoration industry of what we can accomplish when we work together.
Spring is on its way bringing warmer temperatures, heavy rains and runoffs from melted snow. If you’re not certified, obtain a Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) certification to better understand water damage and techniques for drying.
