What is the IICRC ASPHC Course Objective?

The IICRC Apprentice Skills Program House Cleaning course, taught by award-winning and experienced instructors from Restoration Certified, is designed to support and enhance a company’s in-house training programs while also serving as an excellent introduction to professional cleaning for beginners. This course equips students with the foundational skills and knowledge required for residential cleaning, emphasizing practices rooted in science and industry experience.

What is the online IICRC ASPHC like?

This interactive four-hour livestream IICRC ASPHC class offers ample opportunities for students to ask questions and engage with the material. Key topics include:

• The Science of Cleaning: Understand the importance of using the correct chemistry cleaning procedures for various surfaces effectively. Learn from real-world examples and experiences.
• Cleaning for Health: Explore how to clean beyond appearance by prioritizing health, including the proper use of disinfectants and industry-standard practices.
• Efficient and Safe Techniques: Gain insight into the best tools, methods, and practices to clean homes efficiently, minimizing wasted effort. Emphasis will be placed on chemical and physical safety to ensure long-term success as a technician.

By the end of the course, students will be well-prepared for hands-on field training and equipped with the skills to perform professional residential cleaning with confidence.

What will I learn in the IICRC ASPHC class?

• The Role of an IICRC Certified House Cleaning Technician
• Understanding and Following Your Company’s SOP
• Basic Chemistry and Cleaning Practices
• Surfaces: What We Are Cleaning and How Not to Damage Them
• Cleaning Tools and Their Proper Use
• Proper Use of Antimicrobials
• Best Practices for Efficiency and Thoroughness

How many questions are on the IICRC ASPHC exam?

There are 16 multiple-choice questions on the IICRC ASPHC Certificate of Training credentialing exam. This micro-credentialing course provides students who pass the exam with a Certificate of Training. Please note that this IICRC introductory course is not the IICRC HCT House Cleaning Technician certification course, the 14-hour course that provides full IICRC certification.

Is the IICRC ASPHC exam hard?

With our course, you’ll be well-prepared! At Restoration Certified, our motto is “Certified. Guaranteed.” Our course includes comprehensive study guides, workbooks, exam prep tools, and exercises to boost your confidence and ensure you pass the IICRC ASPHC certificate of training credentialing exam.

Can I take the IICRC ASPHC exam online?

Yes! For the online ASPHC course, the IICRC requires the exam to be taken within 45 days after course completion. If you prefer extra time to prepare, the online format is ideal, providing an extended study period of up to 45 days.

How much does the IICRC ASPHC exam cost?

The IICRC ASPHC exam fee is $50.00. The ASPHC course registration does not include the IICRC exam application fee. All exam oversight and fees are handled by the IICRC.

How long will it take to get my IICRC ASPHC Certificate of Training after I pass the exam?

Upon passing the IICRC ASPHC exam with a score of 75% or higher, your certification documents will arrive within 4-6 weeks from the IICRC.

What are the benefits of being IICRC ASPHC Certified?

Being IICRC ASPHC certified sets you apart in the restoration industry. The IICRC is a globally respected organization that promotes high standards in cleaning and restoration, and the ASPHC credential showcases your expertise. It assures clients and industry professionals of your commitment to excellence and adherence to the best practices.

What classes should I take after the IICRC ASPHC course?

The ASPHC course is the first step on your journey to an exciting career in the residential cleaning industry! We highly recommend following the ASPHC course with the IICRC HCT (House Cleaning Technician), IICRC CCT (Carpet Cleaning Technician), IICRC UFT (Upholstery and Fabric Cleaning Technician), and IICRC HST (Health and Safety Technician).