1. The first principle of restoration as described by the S500 on a restoration
project is to ANS >>> Account for the health and safety of occupants
2. Describe at least three characteristics of commercial drying projects that
make it different from typical residential ones ANS >>> Complex wiring
Public access and security
Multiple stakeholders
Electrical power
,Complex construction,materials, codes
3. The S500 describes Commercial Buildings in the following way ANS >>>
• Commercial
• Industrial
• Institutional
• Complex residential ANS >>> Commercial- mixed use buildings, retail,
office/warehouses, multi/tenant buildings
Industrial- used for manufacturing/distribution centers , foundries, petrochemical
plants, water/sewage treatment facilities
Institutional- public use facilities, schools, colleges, hospitals, libraries, offices
Complex residential- condos, apartments, hotels, private mansions
, 4. Decisions made following the initial inspection includes, but are not neces-
sarily limited to
ANS >>> Identify
potential hazards and perform risk assessments
Preliminary determination of category of water
Establish dry standards
Determine drying goals
Identify need for any specialized experts
5. Category of water refers to ANS >>> The range of
contamina- tion in the water
6. Who determines the Category of water? ANS
>>> The restorer
7. Classes of water refers to ANS >>> An approximation of the degree
of water absorption and evaporation
project is to ANS >>> Account for the health and safety of occupants
2. Describe at least three characteristics of commercial drying projects that
make it different from typical residential ones ANS >>> Complex wiring
Public access and security
Multiple stakeholders
Electrical power
,Complex construction,materials, codes
3. The S500 describes Commercial Buildings in the following way ANS >>>
• Commercial
• Industrial
• Institutional
• Complex residential ANS >>> Commercial- mixed use buildings, retail,
office/warehouses, multi/tenant buildings
Industrial- used for manufacturing/distribution centers , foundries, petrochemical
plants, water/sewage treatment facilities
Institutional- public use facilities, schools, colleges, hospitals, libraries, offices
Complex residential- condos, apartments, hotels, private mansions
, 4. Decisions made following the initial inspection includes, but are not neces-
sarily limited to
ANS >>> Identify
potential hazards and perform risk assessments
Preliminary determination of category of water
Establish dry standards
Determine drying goals
Identify need for any specialized experts
5. Category of water refers to ANS >>> The range of
contamina- tion in the water
6. Who determines the Category of water? ANS
>>> The restorer
7. Classes of water refers to ANS >>> An approximation of the degree
of water absorption and evaporation
