Senior Inspector Course Outline
Maintenance - One Day
This full day of study is designed to bring those not familiar with cleaning
technology on a par with those from the maintenance field. Topics include pH and
Polarity, Soil and Cleaning Theory, Chemistry of Cleaning, Topical Treatments,
Spotting Theory, Bleaches and Strippers, Cleaning Systems and Methods.
Certified Inspector - Five Days
The IICRC Certification for Certified Inspector is internationally respected and
the IICRC Registry (Green Book) and 800 number are promoted throughout the
industry. This intense comprehensive seminar leads to one of the most
prestigious credentials in the industry. You will leave this course prepared to
handle any type of carpet inspection. Includes all study materials and tours,
the Academy of Textiles and Flooring 400 plus page inspection and Claims
Handling Manual, 30 other books and publications and administration of the IICRC
tests.
Certified Update - Three Days
A must for Senior Inspectors who have not attended this school. These three days
go beyond your previous school experiences and include the latest information on
current inspection problems. There is a major segment on inspection report
writing along with the new CRI responsibility guidelines, vinyl backings,
adhesive technology, and litigation preparation are just a few of the important
new areas covered. Senior update students will also take the mill and laboratory
tour and receive the 400 plus page Inspection and Claims Handling Manual.
Mill and Laboratory Tour - One Day
After a briefing, students spend the morning in an NVLAP (National Voluntary
Laboratory Accredation Program) Certified laboratory reviewing testing
procedures. Actual samples of numerous carpet problems and in-process test makes
this one of the most popular parts of the class. After a no host lunch we tour
an integrated carpet mill. Included are a number of the most sophisticated
computerized tufing machines and all types of dyeing.
After reviewing the days activities, study groups will be formed to review
reports.
You must take the CCT and RRT classes
prior to coming to the Certified Inspector Course