IICRC Course Information
IICRC Carpet Repairs and Reinstallation Course (CRRT)
Description
What to bring: Bring your own carpet repair and reinstallation tools
Recommendation: We recommend completion of IICRC Water Damage Course before attending IICRC Carpet Repairs and Reinstallation Course.
Please note: This is not a substitute for Carpet Laying Apprenticeship - this course will give you the basic skills for working with second hand and wet carpets.
The IICRC 3 day Carpet Repairs and Reinstallation course is great for experienced professionals who want to offer repairs and reinstallation services to their customers as well as those already repairing and relaying second hand and water damaged carpet but have not done any formal training. This course will give you a thorough understanding of carpet construction and installation techniques, best practice procedures for completing jobs and great amount of hands on experience. You will learn correct procedures on how to properly remove second hand and wet carpet without destroying it and then reinstall it properly. You will also learn how to repair seams, get rid of bubbles and buckles, make burns or pulled rows in berber look like they never existed and repair metal strips. All techniques are in line with Australian, New Zealand and International Standards.
Felix Krivitsky, the course instructor, is a very experienced Carpet Repairer and Installer. He will teach you hands on techniques that you can go and implement in your work as soon as you leave the course. This is not a sit down and learn course so expect to spend most of the course on your hands and knees!
After passing the optional IICRC exam at the end of the course participants will become IICRC Certified Repair and Reinstallation Technician.
Topics covered in this course:
• Tools, equipment, and supplies you need to do the job right
• Carpet constructions/styles
• How carpet construction effects installation
• Installation types
• Australian and New Zealand Installation Standards
• Hands-on installation procedures
• Potential installation problems you may come across
• Different carpet repair situations that you might come across and how you can deal with them
• Bubbles and delamination repair
• Pulled rows in loop-pile carpet
• Burn repair, seam repair
• Area replacement, from small to large
• Eliminating rippling/buckling problems
• Strip and metal repair techniques
• Learn all about cutting properly, quickly and easily
• Carpet joins
• Carpet re-stretching
• Opportunities presented in carpet repair and reinstallation - Real income!
• Safety procedures
IICRC Course Recognition:
If you want to receive IICRC recognition for the course there is an optional IICRC multiple choice exam at the end of the course.
The cost is $70 payable directly to IICRC via credit card at the time of the exam.
For more information about IICRC visit Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration's website http://www.iicrc.org.au/
Other Courses to take into consideration depending on what speciality services you want to offer your customers:
IICRC Health and Safety
Advanced Stain Removal
IICRC Water Damage – we do recommend completion of Water Damage before Carpet Repair
IICRC Odour Control
IICRC Upholstery & Fabric cleaning
IICRC Colour Repairs & Restoration
IICRC Fire & Smoke
IICRC Leather Cleaning
IICRC Hard Floor Care
After attending a number of courses you will be eligible to receive Nationally Recognized Qualification- Certificate III in Asset Maintenance - Carpet Cleaning.
Please contact Jena Dyco to find out more.
Course Price
Government Funding for permanent employees:
Call Jena Dyco now and find out how to get your permanent staff training funded by the Government (eligibility requirements apply).
For pricing and Early Bird discount please call our office - 03 9815 0175 or email admin@jenadyco.com
Registration Includes
Comprehensive training and reference manual
Jena Dyco certificate of attendance after completing the course
Morning tea and lunch
Ongoing technical support
