Success in restoration starts with knowledge and preparation. At Playing with Fire Education & Consulting, clients receive IICRC-approved certification courses that blend technical depth with hands-on application. This specialized training equips professionals not just to pass exams, but to excel in the field and handle real-world challenges with confidence.
Whether you’re entering the industry, advancing your career, or training an entire team, these courses are designed to build skill, credibility, and long-term success.
Our IICRC-approved courses cover a full range of restoration disciplines, giving you the expertise to meet today’s industry standards.
Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT)
This course provides a solid foundation in the science and process of water damage restoration. Students learn how to identify water sources, evaluate contamination levels, and apply drying principles to restore structures and contents safely. It covers moisture detection, documentation, and the proper use of drying equipment.
Applied Structural Drying (ASD)
ASD builds upon the principles of WRT with a strong focus on hands-on drying techniques. Students gain practical experience using air movers, dehumidifiers, and monitoring tools to achieve efficient drying results. The course emphasizes real-world application using a flooded structure, job-site efficiency, and performance-based drying strategies.
Applied Microbial Remediation Technician (AMRT)
This course covers the proper procedures, safety practices, and standards for remediating mold and sewage-contaminated environments. Students learn how to assess microbial growth, implement containment and engineering controls, and safely return structures to a healthy condition. Emphasis is placed on personal protection, documentation, and compliance with industry standards.
Fire & Smoke Restoration Technician (FSRT)
FSRT focuses on the technical and practical aspects of cleaning and restoring fire- and smoke-damaged properties. Students study the behavior of smoke, methods for residue removal, and effective deodorization techniques. The course also covers safety considerations and customer communication during fire restoration projects.
Trauma & Crime Scene Technician (TCST)
This course trains professionals in the specialized cleaning and restoration procedures required after trauma, crime, or biohazard incidents. Students learn safety protocols, regulatory compliance, and proper handling and disposal of biohazardous materials. Sensitivity, discretion, and professionalism are emphasized throughout the training.
Odor Control Technician (OCT)
OCT teaches the principles and techniques of professional odor removal. Students learn how to identify odor sources, understand odor chemistry, and apply various deodorization methods and agents. The course also covers the safe and effective use of ozone, hydroxyl, and fogging equipment to eliminate persistent odors.
Our training is designed for individuals and companies who want to build credibility and expand their expertise.
Whether you're just entering the field or stepping into leadership, the courses provide the technical knowledge and real-world skills to advance your career.
Build a stronger business with systems for profit, people, and performance - sales, compliance, and repeatable leadership habits.
Company-wide training to standardize quality, reduce risk, and accelerate growth - aligned to industry best practices.
Every course delivers practical takeaways that make an immediate impact on your career or business.
Earn credentials that carry weight across the industry, boosting your credibility and career opportunities.
The courses go beyond the textbook with live, practical training that mirrors real restoration work.
Leave each course with the skills to handle real-world challenges, from water damage to fire restoration.
Certify your entire workforce, ensuring consistency, compliance, and long-term company growth.
Providing education, consulting, and expert testimony to help restoration professionals and organizations succeed.
