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IICRC Water Restoration Technician

Course Overview

This three-day course provides an excellent introduction to Water Damage Restoration. Focussing on the theory behind the practice, this course concentrates largely on the subject of Psychrometry, the ‘science of drying’. This illusive subject is often overlooked but is fundamental to successful drying. The course also covers the necessary basics needed to start attempting water damage claims. Students will benefit from lectures, discussions and short videos as well as expert instruction.

The course contents include:

  • Major causes of water damage
  • Basic drying
  • Psychrometry
  • Latest equipment
  • Safety
  • Extraction procedures
  • Structural drying
  • Chemicals
  • Sewage
  • And more . . . !
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At the end of the course students can take the IICRC Water Restoration Technician (WRT) examination to gain an internationally recognised qualification. This course is a must for those wishing to tackle water damage claims and is a prerequisite to IICRC Applied Structural Drying.

How To Book:
 

Simply download and complete a Priority Course Booking Form and return it either by fax or post to us at the National Flood School. Once we have received your form we will send you an invoice and where applicable the course manual. For more information please refer to the Terms & Conditions found on the Priority Course Booking Form.

At a Glance: WRT Cost & Dates:
To find out when the next course is running and prices, see our latest course schedule.
Prerequisite None
Duration 3 Days
Assessment 2 Hour Exam

 

 


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