Let’s Talk About the Yucky Stuff
In-Person Class at First Onsite - 3610 Shelby St, Indianapolis, IN 46227
*Breakfast will be provided at 8:00 am.
Both maintenance and property managers alike encounter situations in their units and buildings that can be overwhelming and even potentially unsafe. This course will help all to identify these hazards and understand what immediate steps should be taken. Your staff and residents' safety before, during and after any type of biohazardous event is of utmost importance. Attendees will receive valuable information and practical action steps that will help protect all occupants from issues associated with pathogenic agents including soot, mold, biological materials and contaminated water. This course will combine active demos with class presentation, along with take-home materials.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn to identify different types of biohazards
- Maintain resident safety as the main priority
- Review precautions needed to be taken by both the maintenance team and property management
- Prepare a plan for your community when facing issues associated with pathogenic agents
- Participate in active demonstrations for remediation
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT: In order to earn Continuing Education Credits (CECs), attendees must attend the In-Person class. Credit hours are based on course instruction duration.
Instructor
Malita Duncan
Malita Duncan has a background in Education and has been working in the restoration industry for 10 years. She is IICRC Water Technician certified and has training in fire and smoke restoration, mold remediation and infection control risk assessment. She has experience not only meeting with clients and her team to evaluate losses in both the residential and commercial sectors but is also familiar with the “jobsite-specific” risks associated with these unique situations. She is known to her colleagues and clients as a resource for answering the difficult questions and helps to educate both on how to tackle occupant safety and business interruption concerns.