Introduction to Fire Damage for Restoration Technicians (FD002)

Trainer

John Thompson

Schedule

Day 1
Course Start: 10:00
Course Finish: 17:00
Day 2
Course Start: 09:00
Course Finish: 15:30

Relevant To

Individuals entering the industry or wishing to develop a better understanding of basic damage management protocols and procedures in relation to fire damage claims. Particularly relevant to those aiming to sit the BDMA Technician examination to gain professional qualification and accreditation as a BDMA Technician.

Objectives

The course aims to provide delegates with a basic understanding and knowledge of Fire damage management procedures and best practice in-line with the BDMA Standards. It is anticipated that completion of the course, combined with further study of the BDMA Training Module, the BDMA Standards, and the relevant Examination Syllabus, will equip students with sufficient knowledge to competently deliver basic damage management solutions. Additionally, they should be able to better understand the Fire section of the BDMA Technician examination if they wish to progress to accreditation as a BDMA Technician.

Content

In addition to an overview of the generic procedures followed by professional damage management practitioners when dealing with fire and subsequent water damage, the course will cover:

A basic understanding of fire types and residues, how to identify these and how to add value to a fire damage scope.

Contamination of building and contents materials, being able to identify materials at primary risk and the understanding of mitigation procedures.

Correctly identifying the most efficient decontamination systems for each loss.

Understanding how to classify fire incidents to help make better decisions.

How drying systems can be used to significantly reduce the scope of fire/soot contamination, corrosion and other issues relating to moisture damage.

Best practice to control indemnity spend in general and improve customer’s experience.

Being able to better understand simple on-site testing for soot contamination for both inclusion in pre and post decontamination reporting.

 

Please note that this is a face-to-face course.  While there will be some practical elements you are advised to dress accordingly.

A buffet style lunch will be provided each day, please advise ASAP on any dietary needs.

To book your place on the course, please follow the links below:

If you are a BDMA member, please BOOK HERE

If you are not a BDMA member, please BOOK HERE

 

This course is open to any interested third party (members and non-members).

Details of accommodation in Woodhall Spa Lincolnshire can be found by contacting John Thompson on 07796262705 or thompson57john@gmail.com

This course is open to any interested party (members and non-members).