IICRC WRT 2025 UPDATE EXAM 2 LATEST
VERSIONS (VERSION A & B) ACTUAL EXAM 1500
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS
Practice questions for this set
Terms in this set (91)
A first priority on every Hazard and risk assessment
water loss is to conduct a
All technicians required to Trained, Fitted for mask and evaluated medically.
wear respiratory
protection must be:
Two hazardous materials Lead and Asbestos
commonly found in older
structures are
,Water damage restoration work authorization
work never begins without
a signed
To minimize damage to Loss mitigation services
building materials and
contents, restorers should
perform
_____________________________________
__ as part of the
preliminary inspection.
When pre-existing document and communicate
damage is discovered,
technicians should
____________ and
_____________ to all
materially interested
parties.
Technicians should always knee kicked and carpet awl
use a _______________ and
a ______________ to
disengage carpet from the
tackless strip.
Damage due to water
Folding of wet carpet during pad removal
Over aggressive extraction
The primary reasons for
Dragging heavy items
carpet delimitations are:
Alot of foot traffic
Improper install
Pet urine
Secondary damage is Hygroscopic
most prevalent in
_ ___________ materials.
, Above _____ % RH 60%
supports microbial growth
and secondary damage
can occur in hygroscopic
materials.
Category water 1
originated from a sanitary
source and does not pose
substantial risk to humans.
Category ___ water 2
contains significant
contamination and has the
potential to cause
discomfort or sickness if
contacted or consumed
by humans
In a Category 3 water Indoor environmental Professional (IEP)
intrusion with elevated risk
situations, restorers should
consider using an
_____________________________________
_ to assist in a remediation
assessment.
When working Containment, PPE, Air filtration device (AFD)
contaminated
environments technicians
should erect
_ ______________ , done
appropriate ______ , and
install ______________ _.
VERSIONS (VERSION A & B) ACTUAL EXAM 1500
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+ | ASSURED SUCCESS
Practice questions for this set
Terms in this set (91)
A first priority on every Hazard and risk assessment
water loss is to conduct a
All technicians required to Trained, Fitted for mask and evaluated medically.
wear respiratory
protection must be:
Two hazardous materials Lead and Asbestos
commonly found in older
structures are
,Water damage restoration work authorization
work never begins without
a signed
To minimize damage to Loss mitigation services
building materials and
contents, restorers should
perform
_____________________________________
__ as part of the
preliminary inspection.
When pre-existing document and communicate
damage is discovered,
technicians should
____________ and
_____________ to all
materially interested
parties.
Technicians should always knee kicked and carpet awl
use a _______________ and
a ______________ to
disengage carpet from the
tackless strip.
Damage due to water
Folding of wet carpet during pad removal
Over aggressive extraction
The primary reasons for
Dragging heavy items
carpet delimitations are:
Alot of foot traffic
Improper install
Pet urine
Secondary damage is Hygroscopic
most prevalent in
_ ___________ materials.
, Above _____ % RH 60%
supports microbial growth
and secondary damage
can occur in hygroscopic
materials.
Category water 1
originated from a sanitary
source and does not pose
substantial risk to humans.
Category ___ water 2
contains significant
contamination and has the
potential to cause
discomfort or sickness if
contacted or consumed
by humans
In a Category 3 water Indoor environmental Professional (IEP)
intrusion with elevated risk
situations, restorers should
consider using an
_____________________________________
_ to assist in a remediation
assessment.
When working Containment, PPE, Air filtration device (AFD)
contaminated
environments technicians
should erect
_ ______________ , done
appropriate ______ , and
install ______________ _.
