Contents Restoration: Processing & Handling
April 2-3 Phoenix, AZ Register with RIA by: March 23, 2009
May 12-13 Vancouver, British Columbia Register with RIA by: May 1, 2009
Can be used a Prerequisite course RIA's Certified Restorer&supSM; certification program
Register with RIA online: http://www.restorationindustry.org/omnisam/calendar/calendar.cfm?calendar_id=2
Cost
RIA Member: $575 Non-Member: $775
Includes course instruction and manual, continental breakfast, breaks, lunch, testing and Certificate of Course Completion.
Hours of Instruction: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Contents Restoration: Processing and Handling, presented by the Queen of Contents Barb Jackson, CR, is a unique 2-day course focused on the various components of dealing with personal property damage due to fire, smoke, water or other damage. Geared for those who want to learn more about the standards and procedures to manage the varied challenges of restoration cleaning and pack out situations, the course can also be used a pre- requisite for those pursuing their RIA CR advanced certification. For those who consider adding contents restoration to their business, the course will also help guide the development of systems and procedures, facility designs and set-ups. Overall, attendance at this course will help restoration professionals improve their knowledge of contents processing capabilities with the latest technology and procedures. The hands-on learning is divided into four main categories:
Barb Jackson, CR, has provided professional restoration cleaning services to full-service restoration contractors since 1990. She offers consulting and training services taking the Total Systems Approach to contents processing. Additionally Barb facilitates the development and implementation of contents processing systems and provides design and enhancement services for contents processing facilities. Her particular areas of expertise are contents processing facility design; work flow and production strategies; on-site and warehouse contents processing procedures; and contents packing techniques. Her design project s range in size from a 2,000 sq ft facility to an 8,000 sq ft warehouse within a 120,000 sq ft building.