WRT EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

WRT EXAM 2025/2026 QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS

1 N cubic N foot N of N water N contains N Ngallons N - N correct N answer-7.48



one N gallon N of N water N weighs N Npounds N - N correct N answer-8.34



The N most N critical N course N of N action N in N restorative N drying N is N to N N
N- Ncorrect N answer-
NRespond N Quickly




All N restorers N should N follow N the N standard N of N care N for N the N water N restoration
N profession N developed N by N t Nhe N restoration N industry N entitled N the N IICRC N N-
N correct N answer-S500




To Nhelp Nprotect Ntechnicians Nfrom Nthe Nmany Nhazards Nassociated Nwith Ncontaminated Nwater
Nlosses, Nrest Norers N need N to N have N ready N access N to N several N items. N These N items
N protect N for N all N N
Nt No N the N body N - N correct N answer-potential N exposures



Respiratory N protection N regulations N state N that N the N employer N must N provide

1. N
2. N
3. N- N correct N answer-medical

N eval Nfit N testing

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as Na Nminimum Nmedical Nrequirement, Ntechnicians Nperforming Nwater Ndamage Nrestoration
Nservices Nneed Nmedical N consultation N with N their N N N N Nfor
Nappropriate Nimmunizat Nions N - N correct N answer-Primary N health N care N physician




The N contract N clearly N states N the N agreement N between N the N building N owner N and N the
N restoration N contract Nor. N The N form N specifies N who N is N responsible N for N payment N and

,N should N be N signed N Nwork
N begins
- N correct N answer-Before

, The N technician's N first N responsibility N when N arriving N at N a N water N damaged N sites N is N to
N identify, N communic Nate N and N eliminate N N N- N correct N answer-safety N hazards




The N most N common N safety N hazards N associated N with N water N damaged N structures
N result N in N
Nan Nd N N- N correct N answer-slips N and N falls




Federal N regulations N apply N to N the N handling N of N Nbased N paint N and N asbestos N -
N correct N answer- Nlead




after N safety N concerns N have N been N addressed N and N the N initial N water N source N has N been
N stopped, N the N rest Norer N must N complete N an N evaluation N of N the N water's N migration
N through N the N structure. N During N this N proce Nss, N the N restorer N inspects N all N N
Nareas N - N correct N answer-potentially N affected



the N ultimate N goal N is N to N find N the N "edge" N of N water N migration, N which N moves N in N a
N three-
dimensional N path N throughout N the N structure. N This N is N accomplished N across N carpeted N surfaces
N using N a N _
N , N and N across N most N hard N surfaces N using N a N
N(non- Npenetrating) N moisture N meter. N - N correct N answer-
moisture N sensor

non-invasive



Water N from N a N clean N source N with N no N substantial N risk N of N causing N sickness N or N discomfort
N is N said N to N be N _
N Nwater N - N correct N answer-Category N one




Water N that N has N a N significant N degree N of N chemical, N biological, N and/or N physical
N contamination N and N pote Nntial N to N cause N sickness N or N discomfort N is N N
Nwater N - N correct N answer-Category N two




When N water N intrusion N results N from N a N grossly N unsanitary N source N or N carries N N(disease
N causing
) N agents, N it N is N said N to N be N a N Category N 3 N - N correct N answer-pathogenic



Worker N and N occupant N Nand N safety N are N the N first N priority N on N every N sewage N loss.
N Areas N affecte Nd N by N Category N 3 N water N intrusion N are N marked N and N posted N as
N potentially N hazardous N - N correct N answer- NHealth