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IICRC Applied Structural Drying (ASD) Courses Course Dates: March 24-27, 2009 Open to the Public Course Description: The Applied Structural Drying course uses both comprehensive classroom and hands-on training to facilitate appropriate decision making within a restorative drying environment. The student will learn and perform the techniques required to assure the job is acceptably dry using the latest drying equipment and technology and documentation techniques. The course includes instruction in the drying techniques for hardwood flooring, different styles of carpets, different installations of carpets, carpet cushion, different types of sub flooring (OSB, plywood, concrete, etc.), contents on site, wall cavities, crawlspaces, HVAC ductwork, metal studs, insulation, finish trim, doors/windows, and furnishings. The course also covers extraction methods and using psychrometry to make educated decisions in drying daily. Students get to experience interactive classroom/jobsite training and extensive monitoring of the jobsite, as there is extensive class participation in all phases of the extraction process and drying techniques. Additional instruction will be given for those wishing to gain a better understanding of how to overcome a lack of available electricity, temperature control techniques, effective use of instruments and drying tools that are needed, chemistry used in drying, and drying with positive and negative pressure. Course Includes: Comprehensive student workbook, lunches and refreshments for all course days. Dri Eaz's New Guide to Restorative Drying (a suggested retail value of $150) will be available to students for FREE. Course Prerequisite: IICRC Water Restoration Technician Instructor: Ken Larsen, CR, WLS
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