A fire damage project will most likely be one of the most dangerous job sites you will go on. We want to make you aware of these issues not to scare, but to make sure you are doing your job safely. After you take all the precautions necessary, we also want you to get paid. Find some suggestions in The Reets Blog.
Table of Contents Fire Restoration was my introduction to the disaster restoration industry way back in the early 2000’s when I began to work for Champion Cleaning Systems, Inc. Up until that point, I had
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See moreIf you are looking to get into fire damage restoration, getting an IICRC FSRT certification is a great place to start. What does IICRC FSRT stand for? With regards to IICRC certification, FSRT stands for
See moreHello, everyone. This is David Hodge with another quick tip from Reets Drying Academy. Listen, like many of you, I’ve been involved in the remediation industry for many years, as well as I was a
See moreWhat Is A PIC Hazard? Hey, everyone. This is David Hodge with another Quick Tip with Reets Drying Academy. Listen, if you’re going to be working on fire damage projects, always remember
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