Owning a 250,000 BTU, 5 TEX box unit is like drying on steroids! I purchased our second TES in January from Interlink of Omaha. Since late December we have not shut the two units down other than to move them. You do the math... 50 days with a four and five box units over $150,000.00* in drying. We also purchased 5 additional E-TES units to add to our Six units already making money. We Actually dried 3 multi story "Lath and Plaster" homes with outstanding success. Even the Electrician was impressed with the ability to dry out these structures. We are still rattling the calculators but will invoice over $250,000.00* in Drying since December 22, 2009 today being February 16th, 2010.

*Results may vary.

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Looking to Expand Your Business? Learning how to handle larger losses properly will lead to an increase in revenue. Are you passing up opportunities because you don’t have the experience? Have you taken on a few commercial losses, but lack confidence? This newest course from the IICRC will give you the knowledge and training you need to get the job done. No matter how large or small your company is you will benefit from this course.

Learn how to inspect, evaluate, dry, administer, and manage large losses. Instruction on damage inspection and evaluation, work flow management, process administration and technical methods of effective and timely drying of commercial, industrial, institutional and complex residential water-damaged structures, systems, furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FFE). Resources for this course include: the current ANSI/IICRC S500 Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Water Damage Restoration, reference media, scientific, technical, and industry resources. During this course students participated in a Commercial Loss Simulation in a large hotel.

CDS Course Material:

• Principles of Drying
• Differences Between Residential and Commercial Structures Project Management, Project and Technical Coordination
• Definitions of Commercial, Industrial, Institutional and Complex Residential Structures
• HVAC systems, components, mechanics

• Administration
• Documentation and analysis
• Negotiation and communication
• Health and Safety
• Re-assessment During the Project
• Safety Plan
• Hazard Control and communication
• Engineering controls
• Project Management
• Planning, Staging and Project Set Up
• Site Considerations
• Calculations, Energy, Sizing, Equipment
• Inspections
• Microbiological Considerations
• Commercial Construction Practices
• Drying Complex Structures, Systems and Materials
• Advanced Psychrometry & Moisture Mechanics in Materials
• Drying Complex Structures, Systems and Materials
• Commercial Mechanical Systems and Air Management
• Equipment Options
• Climate Control
• Air Flow and Control
• Temporary Power Generation and Distribution
• Case Scenarios including:
  • Commercial
  • Industrial
  • Institutional
  • Complex Residential

*Prerequisites for this course are WRT and HST (or equivalent 10 hour OSHA course).

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