These individuals restore property or buildings damaged in a disaster (fire, flood, contamination, etc.). They work at the site of the disaster and in workshops (for furniture restoration).
Environment
Controlled ambient temperature
Climatic conditions
Hazardous chemical
Biological agents
Odours
Nontoxic dust
Humidity
Uncontrolled ambient temperature
Fire, steam, hot surfaces
Main tasks
Assess the condition of damaged surfaces.
Restore the premises and assets to their original condition following the company’s restoration protocols.
Choose the disposal methods that are the least harmful to the environment.
Pack damaged items and load them into a vehicle.
Interview those affected and record the information obtained.
Specify the nature of the damage to the site and property.
Training and requirements
Formation
No specific training
Also required
Certificate of training in general health and safety on construction sites.
Sometimes required
Training from the Certification Institute for Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration (IICRC) in carpet cleaning is sometimes required.
A Class 5 driver's licence is usually required.
WAP
This occupation is targeted by a Workplace Apprenticeship Program