IICRC FSRT/OCT Combo
Fire & Smoke Restoration and Odor Control Technician Combo
In this IICRC FSRT/OCT combo course, students can earn both certifications in one class! The Fire & Smoke Restoration Technician course goes together with the Odor Control Technician course to give you a well-rounded understanding of restoration processes.
What You'll Learn
- Purification
- Decay
- Mildew
- Smokey Char
- Skunk
- Dog and Cat Urine Saturation
- How to qualify odor problems.
- How to safely use specialty restoration.
- Chemicals, supplies, and equipment.
- A system of inspecting and detecting odors that never fails!
- Introduction: definitions causes of fire damage;
- Characteristics and type of smoke
- Conducting the inspection
- Estimating/inspection procedures
- Integral strategy and planning
- Restoration chemicals, supplies and equipment
- Deodorizing and Odor Control:
- Restoration options and the restorer’s responsibility
- Furnace systems and ductwork
- Structural cleaning
In this IICRC FSRT/OCT combo course, students can earn both certifications in one class! The Fire & Smoke Restoration Technician course goes together with the Odor Control Technician course to give you a well-rounded understanding of restoration processes.
Questions?
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Note: FSRT is required for Master Fire & Smoke Restorer, OCT is required for Master Fire & Smoke restorer and Master Textile Cleaner
IICRC FSRT/OCT Combo Class Info
Cost: $494/person + $160 exam fees (Two separate $80 exam fees)
The IICRC FSRT/OCT Combo course combines two great classes! Students will take the Fire & Smoke Restoration Technician (FSRT) class and the Odor Control Technician (OCT) back to back. You will first learn about restoring fire and smoke-damaged properties, then move on to the odor control class. With complementary information across both classes, taking them as a combo class allows students to engage with the instructor across both subjects!
