ADVANCED RESTORATIVE SEMINARS, INC.

IICRC: Fire and Smoke Restoration Technician (FSRT) – 2 Day Course

 $295  -  First student

 $250  - Each additional student (same company, same class date)

 Date:  To Be Annouced   (arrive at 7:30 A.M. for registration)

Instructor:   David Hodge - IICRC Master Restorer with over 16 years field experience

                                               Firefighter Instructor Level I

Location:

City of Loudon Fire Department

 100 Cedar St.

 Loudon, Tn. 37774

FSRT Course:

The Fire & Smoke Restoration Technician course concentrates on technical procedures for successfully completing the restoration of a fire and smoke damaged environment. Students will learn how to combine technical procedures with a practical approach to managing the job site and how that relates to pricing the job. Students will also learn things from the perspective of those in the fire suppression service to help better understand how the behavior of fire affects everything in a structure.

Detailed Course Description:

• Fire Science and Behavior – Knowing the behavior and effects of fire and smoke on materials will greatly improve your ability to properly restore a damaged property. Learn how to properly distinguish between items and materials salvageable and those that can’t be saved.
• Emergency Services – Site security; corrosion mitigation; drying
• Insurance policy coverages and expectations – Not all claims will have the same policies or procedures. Learn the different types of coverages and what to expect with each
• Proper communication – This is key in keeping in good standing with your customer and any materially interested parties
• Detailed Inspection – Soot and heat can affect everything. Learn  what to look for
• Alternatives -  What is most cost effective and ethical; Clean vs. Replace; RCV vs. ACV
• Deodorization – Learn and follow the principles of deodorization
• Cleaning agents and Equipment – Learn the different types of cleaning agents needed for proper restoration and the various pieces of specialized equipment that are accessible for use on fire and smoke damaged properties
• Detailed Structure and Contents restoration techniques – There are many specialty contents and structural items that will respond differently to a variety of cleaning agents and techniques. Learn how to tell the differences.

TESTIMONIALS

“10 out of 10…. Knew the material & kept class very interesting”

“I found this class to be very beneficial. David Hodge has multiple years of experience as a firefighter and fire restoration technician which offers students a unique perspective on fire restoration. Regardless of your level of experience in dealing with fire mitigation, this class is guaranteed to be informative and prepare you for the fire loss industry. David creates a laid back atmosphere and interacts with his students allowing them to ask questions and create open discussion. Time and money well spent!!”

“Great deal of information was gained by me during this class. David was a good instructor that not only provided the needed information for the certification, but also some valuable hands on experience applications that give me more confidence going forward in my work as a restorer”

Well done!!”

CLASS INFORMATION

 Registration & Fees:

Course fees include 8 hours of instruction each day, course manual, breaks and lunches.  Registration does not include $65.00 IICRC exam fees.

Complimentary snacks and drinks are provided as well. Registration is not confirmed until payment is received. Click on the following link for registration: http://www.advancedrestorationsinc.com/courses/registration

Cancellation Policy:

Hotels:

We have special rates with Hampton Inn near the facility. Please contact Hampton Inn below to arrange for your stay. Hampton Inn offers free breakfast, is a beautiful motel, and is within walking distance of several nice restaurants. Hampton Inn is located on Hwy. 321 off of Exit 81 on I-75. The directions below from Nashville and Knoxville to the school can be followed also from the motel, just start with the directions on I-75 S.

585 Fort Loudon Medical Center Dr.             

 www.lenoircity.hamptoninn.com

Room rates: $105 per night (special rate given to ARS students, just mention you are there for class)

There are 3 restaurants within walking distance of the motel and several just a few minutes drive away. If you would like to stay for the weekend, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and the Smokey Mountains National Park are just a couple hours away.

 Directions:

 From Knoxville: Take I-40 W / I-75 S to split and continue on I-75 S to exit 76 (Sugar Limb Rd). Turn Left onto Sugar Limb Rd. Go to stop sign at Hwy. 11 turn Right. Take Hwy. 11 and cross over Tennessee River Bridge into downtown Loudon. Take the first Left (Grove St.). Then take the first Left (Cedar St.). Take the next Left (Hackberry St.). Park in rear of Loudon Fire Department in gravel lot beneath the bridge. Entrance to classroom is just to the left of the 3 large bay doors.

 From Nashville: Take I 40 E to I-75 S. Take I-75 S to exit 76 (Sugar Limb Rd). Turn Left onto Sugar Limb Rd. Go to stop sign at Hwy. 11 turn Right. Take Hwy. 11 and cross over Tennessee River Bridge into downtown Loudon. Take the first Left (Grove St.). Then take the first Left (Cedar St.). Take the next Left (Hackberry St.). Park in rear of Loudon Fire Department in gravel lot beneath the bridge. Entrance to classroom is just to the left of the 3 large bay doors.

 From Chattanooga: Take I-75 N to exit 72 (Loudon). Take a right onto Hwy. 72. Go to Hwy. 11 turn Left. Take Hwy. 11 to 3^rd traffic light (Grove St.) turn Right.Then take the first Left (Cedar St.). Take the next Left (Hackberry St.). Park in rear of Loudon Fire Department in gravel lot beneath the bridge. Entrance to classroom is just to the left of the 3 large bay doors.

 From Airport:Leave airport going South towards Maryville on US 129 S. In ½ a mile, go Right at the fork staying on US 129 S. Go approx. 4 miles and turn Right on Hwy. 321. Go approx. 18 miles and turn Left onto Hwy. 11/Broadway. Take Hwy. 11 about 6.5 milesand cross over Tennessee River Bridge into downtown Loudon. Take the first Left (Grove St.). Then take the first Left (Cedar St.). Take the next Left (Hackberry St.). Park in rear of Loudon Fire Department in gravel lot beneath the bridge. Entrance to classroom is just to the left of the 3 large bay doors.

 ARS, Inc. is an IICRC approved school. The IICRC was formed to serve as an independent, non-profit certification body, to set and promote high standards and ethics and technical proficiency within the inspection, cleaning and restoration service industry. For more information about the IICRC, please visit: www.iicrc.org