Continuing Education
Continuing education is not only important to your business’s success, but in many cases continuing education is mandatory to maintain an IICRC certification.
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Project Managers, will learn about the hazards and responsibilities associated with sewage remediation. For this reason, learning the intricate methods of sewage remediation is very important to safely and professionally handle a sewage water loss.
Technicians will learn about the hazards and responsibilities associated with sewage remediation in this Professional Sewage Cleanup For Technicians Advanced Course. Specialize in sewage remediation for restoration contractors, technicians or managers.
Restoration professionals will lean remediation techniques for respiratory airborne illnesses. COVID-19 changed how we deal with sickness. We invite property managers and remediation contractors to join us online for a train-the-trainer workshop series.
Online IICRC Continuing Education from BRI
Building Restoration Institute, Inc. (BRI) does IICRC Continuing Education classes for insurance companies, environmental professionals, and restoration contractors in:
- Land and Personal Property Impacted by Wildfire: Assessment and Remediation.
- Sewage Cleanup In and Under Building and In Parking Structures.
- Assessment, Cleaning, and Disinfection of Buildings and Contents Impacted by a Virus.
- Assessment and Mitigation of Rodents, Birds, and Animals Nesting in Buildings.
- Each Zoom course is PowerPoint driven, where participants are able to ask questions.
- On completion of each course there is a competency test sent to the sponsor that can be distributed to individuals taking the course.
- In addition, each course can be custom tailored around the needs of the sponsoring company.
The cost of each 4-hour course is $950.00.
IICRC Continuing Education Credits
IICRC-certified individuals must earn continuing education units (CECs) to maintain their certification.
Outlined below is the necessary number of CECs for each level of IICRC professional:
IICRC Technicians: Must earn 14.0 CEC hours every four years.
IICRC Inspectors: Must earn 14.0 CEC hours every two years.
Advanced Certifications: Master Textile Cleaner (MTC), Master Fire and Smoke Restorer (MSR) or Master Water Restorer (MWR) must earn 14.0 CEC hours every two years.
The IICRC also requires an annual renewal fee for the individual certifications, the first one due 1 year after passing the exam. A reminder with instructions will be sent out prior to the expiration date to the email and mailing address provided on the IICRC exam form filled out at the end of class. These fees can be paid online on the IICRC website.
The IICRC fees for individuals are:
$36/year if individual has 1 or 2 IICRC Certifications
$48/year for 3-4 IICRC Certifications
$60/year for 5+ IICRC Certifications
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