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The way that fire and water damage jobs are handled do have some similarities, but they can’t be interchanged. On fire damage jobs, confirm that only techs with at least a Fire and Smoke Restoration Technician (FSRT) certification are allowed on the site. Being Odor Control Technician (OCT) certified is also helpful. #DisasterRestoration

Proprietary vs. Non-Proprietary Fire Alarm Panels: My Take on Empowering Installers and Superior Service In the fire alarm industry, a longstanding debate surrounds the choice between proprietary and non-proprietary panels. As a seasoned technician, I've developed a strong preference for non-proprietary systems. While both types of systems have their merits, my hands-on experience has shown that non-proprietary panels often foster a competitive landscape where service quality truly shines. In some cases, proprietary systems can inadvertently disincentivize installers from providing top-notch service. They understand that even if their service falls short, customers are often tied to them for support due to the proprietary nature of the system. Non-proprietary panels, on the other hand, break this pattern. They encourage installers to consistently exceed expectations in order to earn and maintain service contracts. This competition ultimately benefits the end-user through improved service quality. Of course, this is simply my personal perspective, shaped by my years in the field. I deeply respect my fellow professionals across all brands and companies who share the common goal of keeping people safe. In my next post, I'll delve into the specific pros and cons of both systems to give you a more comprehensive understanding so you can make informed decisions. #FireAlarmSystems #FireProtection #LifeSafety #FacilityManagement #SmartBuildings #NonProprietary #Proprietary #IndustryInsights

On a bustling Vancouver job site, our skilled abatement technician is performing a critical task—safely grinding away asbestos-containing mastic from a concrete floor. This process is essential for updating spaces while ensuring the environment remains safe and clean. The removal of ACM mastic requires precise techniques to avoid airborne contamination. We use specialized grinding equipment integrated with vacuum technology, which allows us to grind the mastic while simultaneously vacuuming up the particles. This dustless method creates a controlled environment, effectively preventing the spread of hazardous asbestos fibers during the procedure. Our team is equipped with the latest in abatement technology, ensuring that every job is done efficiently and safely. By controlling the removal process at every step, we guarantee a safe transition from old hazardous materials to a ready-to-use space. Stay tuned to see how this space transforms, and trust ProActive Hazmat for your asbestos abatement needs. We're here to ensure your renovations are done safely, letting you focus on the future of your property. #AsbestosSafety #DustlessRemoval #ProActiveHazmat #VancouverProjects #ControlledEnvironment #ACM

Master the Art of Water Damage Restoration (WRT) At the Center for Disaster Recovery, we are excited to introduce an unparalleled opportunity for professionals in the restoration industry: our intensive 3-day Water Damage Restoration Technician course. This comprehensive training program is meticulously designed to equip restoration personnel with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage water intrusion claims from initiation to completion. Why Choose Our Water Damage Restoration Technician Course? In the post-COVID world, knowledge and prevention are power, and our course provides exactly that – empowering you to minimize liability and confidently handle any water loss scenario, be it residential or commercial. Comprehensive Learning, Practical Application The course covers essential topics like: 🔹Procedures for handling each and every type of water category 🔹Effective documentation of your water claim 🔹restorative drying procedures and psychrometry, with a focus on drying wall interiors, hardwood flooring setup, ductwork management and crawlspace insulation Key Takeaways ✅ Understanding the three categories and four classes of water, crucial for accurate assessment and classification. ✅ Mastering psychrometry, turning a complex concept into a simplified, actionable tool. ✅ Learning effective techniques for drying various surfaces and spaces, from walls to crawlspaces. ✅ Acquiring skills for calculating the necessary drying equipment and setting up optimal drying environments. ✅ Implementing meticulous documentation practices, ensuring clarity and transparency in water claims. Dates: October 16 - 18, 2023 Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EST (Online) Location: Virtual Live Stream Who Should Attend? This course isn’t just for restoration technicians- it's for emergency technicians, project managers, estimators, and insurance professionals seeking to elevate their understanding of water damage restoration. Why Embrace Modern Techniques? This class isn’t just a training opportunity; it's a transformative experience. By the end of these three days, you won't just have knowledge; you'll have confidence, expertise, and a clear path forward in the restoration industry. Let's embark on this journey together. Elevate your skills, enhance your career, and become a water damage restoration expert. Register now at https://lnkd.in/g7xWykVS #WaterDamageRestoration #RestorationTraining #IIRC #SkillsTraining #RestorationExperts #WaterDamageExperts #InsuranceProfessionals #EmergencyTechnicians #ProjectManagers #RestorationCanada #InsuranceProfessionalsCanada #insuranceCanada #OntarioInsurance #CanadaRestoration

#hiring Termite Control Technician, San Diego, United States, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers #SanDiegojobs #Californiajobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/d9Qzubyu Benefits Start Day 1 for Full-Time Colleagues - No Waiting Period! For more than 85 years, Terminix has built a reputation as one of the nation's leading providers of termite and pest control services, safeguarding over 3 million homes and businesses against all types of pests in 47 states and 14 countries. What is this role about? Our Termite Control Technicians serve in a key front-line role and are the very heart of what we do. It's all about providing outstanding service delivery of Terminix products to valued customers. What does a "Day-in-the-Life" look like? Equipped with a company vehicle and excellent industry training, our Termite Techs are out in the neighborhoods Terminix serves visiting residential customers and performing requested termite treatments. Here are a few specifics of what you would be doing each day:Verifying that job specifications are appropriate for each work orderPreparing the job site for treatmentApplying anti-terminate treatments to structures according to schedule, safety procedures and label instructions.Interacting with customers and explaining services providedCompleting production forms documenting services provided What do I need to be successful? Being a high school graduate/having a GED and a valid driver's license are both requirementsPrior industry experience is great, but not required. The following are much more important •You are personable and enjoy interacting with customersYou are self-motivated and have a strong work ethicYou can effectively present information to customers one-on-one and in small groupsYou are detailed oriented and understand the importance of safetyYou have a good aptitude for basic math necessary for doing calculations related to serviceOf course, given our business, you should be comfortable working outside and in confined spaces like crawl spaces and atticsFor safety reasons

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