Aspire Educational Institute and Conference Centre offers a water damage restoration technician course, which teaches students how to deal with damage caused by water systems, including sewage. It also helps students understand the effects of water contamination and water loss. The school offers both on-site training at its Kingman, Arizona location, and off-site training. Instructors will come to your place of business and provide training to your workers, even outside the U.S. You can also take classes online.
This Sacramento, California school offers a three-day course on water damage restoration with drying contaminated buildings. All classes and examinations take place on site, and you receive continuing education units (CEU). This course prepares you for the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) Water Restoration Technician exam. You learn how to dry buildings without using chemicals and about the problems that water contamination can cause in buildings and homes, including mold. Only a small number of students (usually about 20) are allowed in each class.
Solano Community College, founded in 1971, has four campuses in California, including Vacaville, Fairfield, Vallejo and Travis Air Force Base. The school offers financial aid to students and attracts approximately 11,000 students every year. The water and waste water technician class focuses on cleaning water systems and getting rid waste water, especially in industrial and municipal settings. This course prepares you to work in Solano County treatment plants or plants across the country. You can receive either a certificate or an Associate of Science degree. The associate degree requires you to complete 60 units, while you must complete 28.5 units for a certificate.
The Northwest Energy Education Institute, located in Eugene, Oregon, offers an Associate of Applied Science degree, which takes about two years to complete. This program specializes in teaching you how to monitor and evaluate water systems and create conservation programs. To enter this program, you must have a high school or equivalent diploma. Once you start the program, you must continue taking classes on campus until you are done. If you don't maintain at least part-time enrollment on the campus, you must restart the program. The school has provided training since 1998.