FSRT Course Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Latest
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Technicians should not decide they will be able to
restore a damaged item unit they have pretested the item and communicated with the
customer.
The restoration company works fir the property
owner, who is the primary customer. A
secondary customer is the Insurance carrier when the property owner is an
insured.
Smoke and soot particles are visual by- products of Incomplete
combustion Key elements for combustion are heat, fuel and
oxygen
the particle size range of combustion smoke The severity of soot contamination increases
particles is with a of oxygen
microns and decreases when a of oxygen is
The general categories into which all smoke pre- sent during the fire.
residues may be placed are PAH and Some materials and surfaces naturally adsorb
Both PAH and soot particles have been reported more odors than others. The odor control industry
to be refers to them as
to humans
A very diflcult smoke odor for technicians to
overcome is the or psychological odor
To remove high levels of protein odor from sur-
faces is usually required for cleaning
protein residues.
When burned, this material will produce a thick,
heavy black smeary residue.
Factors to consider in determining the degree of
smoke contamination throughout a
structure are the
and generated during combustion
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soot
carcinogen
s
Heightened Awareness
Water based cleaning
Synthetic Materials
Air pressure and temperature
Lack of oxygen and decreases when a increase
quantity
Natural wicks
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During a fire, smoke can carry vaporized oils, was used in various building materials as
which even- tually settle to leave an on an insu- lating and fire- retarding material
surfaces, which is difl- cult to remove.
Lighter plastic surfaces subjected to higher
temperatures and soot have potential to
irreversibly
From a common sense perspective, safety on the
job site responsibility of
Safety regulations require companies to prepare
a haz- ardous chemical program, issue
appropriate
to employees, and provide them with
safe- ty
restorers may obtain the most accurate information
about potential chemical safety from:
All restoration chemicals must be kept in properly
containers snd secured on the job site
Advise the chemically-sensitive customers to not
be in attected areas while work is being performed
and ask for their consent of product use
When working in areas containing loose soot
residue, it is highly recommended that restorers
use appropriate air scrubbers and Don
and are two commonly found invisible
safety hazards to be aware of within older
structures.
is a heavy metal that was commonly
incorporated into paint formulations
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Version |Already Graded A+
Technicians should not decide they will be able to
restore a damaged item unit they have pretested the item and communicated with the
customer.
The restoration company works fir the property
owner, who is the primary customer. A
secondary customer is the Insurance carrier when the property owner is an
insured.
Smoke and soot particles are visual by- products of Incomplete
combustion Key elements for combustion are heat, fuel and
oxygen
the particle size range of combustion smoke The severity of soot contamination increases
particles is with a of oxygen
microns and decreases when a of oxygen is
The general categories into which all smoke pre- sent during the fire.
residues may be placed are PAH and Some materials and surfaces naturally adsorb
Both PAH and soot particles have been reported more odors than others. The odor control industry
to be refers to them as
to humans
A very diflcult smoke odor for technicians to
overcome is the or psychological odor
To remove high levels of protein odor from sur-
faces is usually required for cleaning
protein residues.
When burned, this material will produce a thick,
heavy black smeary residue.
Factors to consider in determining the degree of
smoke contamination throughout a
structure are the
and generated during combustion
1/
17
, FSRT Course Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Latest
Version |Already Graded A+
.1-4
soot
carcinogen
s
Heightened Awareness
Water based cleaning
Synthetic Materials
Air pressure and temperature
Lack of oxygen and decreases when a increase
quantity
Natural wicks
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17
, FSRT Course Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Latest
Version |Already Graded A+
During a fire, smoke can carry vaporized oils, was used in various building materials as
which even- tually settle to leave an on an insu- lating and fire- retarding material
surfaces, which is difl- cult to remove.
Lighter plastic surfaces subjected to higher
temperatures and soot have potential to
irreversibly
From a common sense perspective, safety on the
job site responsibility of
Safety regulations require companies to prepare
a haz- ardous chemical program, issue
appropriate
to employees, and provide them with
safe- ty
restorers may obtain the most accurate information
about potential chemical safety from:
All restoration chemicals must be kept in properly
containers snd secured on the job site
Advise the chemically-sensitive customers to not
be in attected areas while work is being performed
and ask for their consent of product use
When working in areas containing loose soot
residue, it is highly recommended that restorers
use appropriate air scrubbers and Don
and are two commonly found invisible
safety hazards to be aware of within older
structures.
is a heavy metal that was commonly
incorporated into paint formulations
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