Taught by award-winning experienced RC instructors, the FSRT Fire and Smoke Restoration Technician certification course is an in-depth training program designed for restoration professionals. It covers all aspects of physical, smoke, and heat damage inspection, restoration, cleaning, and deodorization practices for contaminated structural materials and contents.
What is the online IICRC FSRT course like?
Restoration Certified is an IICRC Approved School recognized as “The Best Online Restoration School” that caters to serious cleaning and restoration professionals. Our class size is capped at 25 students to ensure each participant receives the individual attention and premier education needed. Our award-winning instructors provide simple explanations and engaging lessons using state-of-the-art presentation platforms and materials, equipping you with the knowledge necessary to understand procedures and processes…and pass the IICRC Certification exam!
What will I learn in the IICRC FSRT class?
- Health & safety protocols
- Fire science
- Fire & smoke behaviors
- Damage & residue characteristics
- Site inspection & assessment
- Technician & project preparation
- Proper use of containment & air filtration devices
- Tools & equipment
- Cleaning & deodorization chemicals
- Restoration & deodorization practices
- Client communications
How many questions are on the IICRC FSRT exam?
There are currently 123 multiple choice questions on the IICRC FSRT certification exam.
Is the IICRC FSRT exam hard?
Not if you take our course! At Restoration Certified, we take our motto seriously: “Certified Guaranteed.” This class structure includes all the necessary study guides, workbooks, exam preparation tools, and comprehension exercises to ensure you feel confident taking the IICRC FSRT certification exam. Click here to see the Restoration Certified Exam Pass Guarantee.
Can I take the IICRC FSRT exam online?
Absolutely! If you take an online FSRT course, the IICRC requires the student to complete the online FSRT certification exam within 45 days upon course completion. For in-person courses, the instructor will distribute and monitor the exam immediately following the class. If you’re nervous about the exam and want extra time to study, we recommend considering the online FSRT course for 45 additional days of study.
How much does the IICRC FSRT exam cost?
The IICRC FSRT exam fee is $80.00, and registration for the FSRT course does not include the IICRC certification exam application fee. All certification exam oversight and fees are handled by the IICRC. Click here for IICRC exam registration information. Click here for directions on how to register for an IICRC exam.
How long will it take to receive my IICRC FSRT Certification after passing the exam?
After you successfully pass the FSRT exam with a score of 75% or higher, the IICRC will send your certification documents within 4-6 weeks.
What are the benefits of being IICRC FSRT Certified?
Being IICRC FSRT certified distinguishes a technician in the restoration industry. The IICRC is a globally recognized organization that sets and promotes high standards within the restoration sector. FSRT certification is a badge of honor, demonstrating a commitment to excellence and adherence to industry standards and best practices. Hiring a certified technician instills confidence in clients, insurance adjusters, and other stakeholders. IICRC certification exemplifies professionalism and a dedication to customer satisfaction.
What classes should I take after the IICRC FSRT course?
The IICRC FSRT course is the first step on your journey to a rewarding career in the disaster restoration industry! We highly recommend following the FSRT with IICRC OCT Odor Control Technician, IICRC CPT Contents Processing Technician, and IICRC HST Health and Safety Technician.
Want to learn more? Click here for our article on “How to Become an IICRC Master Fire and Smoke Restorer”.
