FREE Continuing Education Class - Nov. 18th, 2015

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REGISTER:  Call 516-767-9600 SERVPRO of Great Neck/Port Washington to reserve a space - seating is limited. 

WHAT:  "WATER DAMAGE:  RISK, DIAGNOSIS & MITIGATION"

This is a FREE Continuing Education/CE Class (credits for licenses listed below).  Includes a free breakfast!  

COST:  FREE - courtesy of SERVPRO of Great Neck/Port Washington 

WHEN:  Wednesday, November 18th, 2015 from 9:00am-12:00pm 

WHERE:  EisnerAmper; 6900 Jericho Turnpike; Syosset, NY 11791 (Theatre Level) - Space hosted by EisnerAmper.

WHO: Anyone may attend but CE credits are for Insurance Professionals, Real Estate Professionals, & Home Inspectors (see details below).  We welcome Property Managers, Facility Managers, Architects, Building Owners, & more. 

Water intrusion makes up 90% of insurance claims and is the root of all mold.  This class  will focus on HIDDEN WATER.  It’s what your eyes don’t see that causes the most trouble. 

This class is for Insurance Professionals, Real Estate Professionals, Home Inspectors, Property Managers, Facility Managers, Architects, Building Owners, & more (continuing education credits apply to only to the fields listed below - but anyone may attend.)

New York State Continuing Education/CE Credit Class (Free): Presented by:  Robkat, Inc. - Provider # NYPO-100256 Sponsored by:  SERVPRO® of Great Neck/Port Washington  

     •  REAL ESTATE Course Approval:  M9104 (3 credit hrs)

     •  INSURANCE Course Approval: #NYCR-236338 (3 credit hrs)*

         Note:   Insurance Licensees eligible for credit*:  BR, PC, C3, PA

     •  HOME INSPECTOR  Course Approval:  L-0102 (2 credit hours) 

This Class Will Cover:

•  Causes, effects, and costs of excessive moisture on structures, contents, and health

•  Action steps & emergency tips that property owners/mangers can take to keep damage and costs to a minimum

•  How fast action in handling water loss claims will save money and property

•  Unwanted consequences of water damage during the real estate sales process

•  Potential real estate agent liabilities associated with microbial growth (mold) and excessive moisture

•  How contaminated water and claims including sewer backflows are handled

•  Procedures professional mitigation companies utilize to detect, mitigate, and document water losses

•  State-of-the-art equipment used in mitigating water damage and restorative techniques for documents, electronics, & art

•  How water damage mitigation is documented to reduce future liability and meet disclosure requirements

•  The significance of water damage for property-casualty insurers & what clients experience

•  Excessive moisture detection methods and instrumentation

•  Moisture tolerances of wood, drywall, and other hydroscopic materials

•  Industry and insurance accepted mitigation and documentation

•  How Disaster Planning & Emergency Response Plans (ERP’s) can mitigate water damage, cost, and disruption