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Bill Weber, CR, CBST, CMRS
bill@buildingscienceinstitute.com

Personal Biography:

Bill Weber, CR, CMRS is the Vice President of Four Star Cleaning and Restoration, Inc., a Disaster Kleenup International (DKI) Company. Mr. Weber is also the Vice President of Western Chapter of Disaster Kleenup International. He is one of only 420 people in the country to earn the Certified Restorer designation from the Association of Specialists in Cleaning and Restoration (ASCR). He also has earned the Certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS) designation from the American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ). Mr. Weber is a licensed general contractor in California and is an Industry Expert for the Contractors State License Board. Focusing as a visionary and a leader in remediation and mitigation of water damaged structures, he possesses extensive knowledge in the drying, assessing, remediating and repairing construction defect, smoke, fire and water damaged properties throughout Northern California. His firm has successfully completed hundreds of mold and sewage remediations and thousands of water damage losses for residential, commercial and industrial property owners and occupants. He is currently on the peer review committee for the IICRC S520 Industry Standard Procedure handbooks and is one of only a handful of remediation contractors who are Level I Thermographers. Mr. Weber has been a speaker for property management, facility management, city and county government, insurance, legal, environmental and peer seminars, presentations and workshops. He has also published articles related to water damaged properties and is a contributing author for the ATC National Training Program for Mold Remediation Technicians. He is also the recipient of a special recognition award from Disaster Kleenup International in 2002 for his Outstanding Contributions to the Educational Advancement of its Members.

Educational Background:

Certified as: Water Damage Technician, Odor Control Technician, Fire Damage Technician, Carpet Cleaning Technician, Upholstery and Drapery Cleaning Technician, Journeyman Cleaning Technician, Journeyman Restoration (Fire) and Carpet Repair and Reinstallation Technician - Register #003968
Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification
Washington, D.C.

B1, C15 and Asbestos Abatement Classifications, General Contractors License - #576441
State of California

Industry Expert - Contractors State License Board
State of California

Certified Restorer - #220
ASCR International
Annapolis, MD

Council-certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS)
American Indoor Air Quality Council

Asbestos Contractor Supervisor - #AC-38992
EPA approved AHERA course as required under TSCA Title II, Cal/OSHA Course Approval # CA-001-03

Level I Thermographer
Infrared Training Center (ISO 9001 certified)
Certified Building Science Thermographer (CBST)
Roofing Inspection endorsement

Numerous courses and seminars, including:
Indoor Air Quality, National Institute of Disaster Restoration continuing education seminars and courses, Water Loss Institute continuing education seminars and courses, Steamway International, Robert’s Installation, Certified Floorcovering Institute, American Building Contractors, Carpet and Fabricare Institute, Disaster Kleenup International, University of Tucson (IAQ), Lorman Education Services (Legal), Skillpath Seminars, Benchmark Environmental Training, ATC and Associates/The Environmental Institute, Environmental Testing and Technology, American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ), Claims Training Services (Successful Subrogation: A Correspondence Course for Restoration Contractors), Healthy Indoor Environments 2003, Dri-Eaz Restorative Drying Symposium 2003, Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Mold III: The Great Debate, Dri-Eaz Advanced Building Drying Techniques, Infrared Training Center (ITC), Lorman Education Services (Technical), Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Large Loss Conference, Water Loss Institute (WLI) Ahead of the Curve, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Fraunhofer Institute of Building Physics WUFI/ORNL, Mold, Allergens, Sampling and Data Interpretation (AmIAQ), 2005 Dri-Eaz Restorative Drying Symposium, etc.

Professional Experience:

1986 - Present:
Employed by Four Star Cleaning and Restoration.
Current position is Vice President and General Manager.
Participation in 50+ Expert Witness and Expert Consultation projects since 1999
Positions held: floor covering installer’s apprentice, floor covering installer, carpet cleaner, water/fire damage technician, water damage division manager, carpet cleaning division manager, fire damage division manager, floor covering division manager, construction division manager, bioremediation division manager.

Responsibilities involved: General labor, equipment, materials and supplies, estimating, sales, technical research, and project management, technical support, safety training and management

2002 – Present:
Member of Disaster Kleenup International
Past President and Vice President of the Western Chapter
The Western Chapter includes Alaska, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Montana and Wyoming

2003 – Present:
Principal in Building Science Institute
Instructor for “Certified Building Science Thermographer” class as well as all other curriculum

2003 – 2006:
Treasurer of the Board of Directors – Harvest House Church

NewsBreak Editorial Board – ASCR (November ’05-present)

Professional Association Memberships and Affiliations:

International Institute of Cleaning and Restoration (IICRC)
California State Contractors Board (CSLB)
National Institute of Disaster Restoration (NIDR)
Water Loss Institute (WLI)
Associates Specializing in Cleaning and Restoration (ASCR)
Disaster Kleenup International (DKI)
Carpet and Fabricare Institute (CFI)
Better Business Bureau (BBB)
American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ)
National Home Builders Association (NAHB)
Home Builders Association of Northern California (HBANC)
Independent Mitigation and Cleaning Conservationists (IMACC)
International Facility and Maintenance Association (IFMA)

Recognition Awards:

DKI Claim Response Award (2000) – In Recognition of Consistent and Prompt Response to the DKI Call Center
M. Dennis Jensen Award (2002) - For Outstanding Contributions to the Educational Advancement of its Members
Mary Richardson Faithful Servant Award (2002)

Assignments:

Trammel Crow Property Management/ Millcreek Apts. - Flood Restoration
Project amount: $400,000.00

Westgate Shopping Center/ Monarch Ventures - Water Damage Restoration
Project Amount: $151,000.00

Wells Fargo Bank Loan Center (Sacramento)/ On Top Construction - Water Damage Restoration
Project Amount: $111,000.00

Shapell Industries of Northern California - Water Damage Restoration and Mold Remediation Consultation
Project Amount: $196,400.00

Alameda High School - Water Damage Dry-out and Smoke Damage Clean-up
Project Amount: $108,000.00

Werner - Water Damage Deposition/ Arbitration
Working on behalf of the client and attorney
(Certified Restorer report and inspection)

Crawford - Mold Remediation Deposition
Expert Witness

Santa Clara County vs. Ekelin – Mold Remediation Consultation and Estimate (Working on behalf of the defense)
Project amount: $ 590,000.00

A Northern California Hospital - Mold Remediation
Project Amount: $ 26,000.00

A Northern California Medical Facility - Mold Remediation
Project Amount: $ 201,000.00

Borsuk and Associates / Quail Hill - Mold Remediation Estimate and Expert Testimony
Working on Behalf of the Plaintiff
Project Amount: $ 463,000.00

Federal Reality Investment Trust and Bovis Lend Lease (Santana Row) – Fire, Water and Mold Remediation
Project Amount: $3.2MM

Clapp Moroney – Mold Remediation deposition and trial (Critchlow v. Gilbert)
Expert Witness

Radosevich v. AMCO Insurance Company – Working on behalf of the defense
Expert Witness deposition and trial

Speaking Engagements:

Benchmark Environmental Seminar
Topic: How to properly mitigate a water damage loss

Christian Church Homes - Annual Education Days
Topic: How to Manage Disasters as a Team

Heritage Homes
Topic: Mold Remediation and Containment

Disaster Kleenup International – Annual International Meeting (San Antonio, TX)
Topic: Case Studies of Mold Remediation

Disaster Kleenup International – Western/ Central Chapter Meeting (Seattle, WA)
Topic: Mold Remediation Containment – How To and Hands On

Pest Control Operators of California (Oakland, CA)
Topic: What is Mold Remediation?

The Allied Group of Companies
Topic: Doing the Remediation Work: Contents and Building – The Techniques and Tools That Are Used To Control and Abate Mold

City of Livermore (Livermore, CA)
Topic: What is Mold Remediation?

Swinerton Builders and Swinerton and Walberg Co. (San Francisco, CA)
Topic: How to Manage Disasters as a Team

Property Management Training Institute (Hayward, CA)
Topic: What is Mold Remediation?

John Stewart Company – Annual Conference (San Ramon, CA)
Topic: Breaking the Mold

Rental Housing Owners Association (RHO) Tradeshow and Expo (Hayward, CA)
Topic: Mold Remediation and Prevention

Disaster Kleenup International – Western/ Central Chapter Meeting (Oakland, CA)
Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in Insurance Repair Industry

Farmers Insurance Home Office – Special presentation to Vice President of Farmers, President of Claims and Vice President of Claims (Los Angeles, CA)
Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry

Infrared Training Center/ Building Science Institute – 3.5-day certification class (Fremont, CA)
Topic: Building Science Thermography

Claims Conference of Northern California (Sacramento, CA)
Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry

Lorman Education Services – Solving Water Intrusion and Mold Problems in California (San Francisco, CA)
Topic: Overview and Definition of Mold Remediation
Topic: The Use of Infrared Thermography in Solving Water Intrusion Problems

Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) – Large Loss Conference (Atlanta, GA) – September ‘03
Topic: Restoration of Critical Path for Builder’s Risk

Central Coast Claims Association (CCCA) – Luncheon (San Jose, CA) - November ’03
Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry

Northern California Fraud Investigators Association (NCFIA) – Quarterly meeting (Concord, CA) – February ‘04
Topic: Thermal Imaging and its Use in Investigations and Inspections

East Bay Claims Association (EBCA) – Luncheon (Dublin, CA) - March ’04
Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry

Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) – Annual Convention (Chicago, IL) - March ’04
Topic: Thermography: An Emerging Technology

Bay Area Facility Management Show and Conference (Santa Clara, CA) – June ‘04
Topic: Thermal Imaging and its Use in Investigations, Inspections and Law Enforcement

Disaster Restoration Contractor’s Conference and Trade Show (Las Vegas, NV) – June ‘04
Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry

Building Science Institute’s IRBS201 Class (Phoenix, AZ) – July ‘04

ServPro Annual Convention and Trade Show (Chicago, IL) – July ‘04
Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry

23rd Annual Northern California Plant Engineering and Facilities Maintenance Show (Santa Clara, CA) – September ‘04
Topic: Contingency Planning for Facility Contamination Incidents

DKI Annual Conference (Insights) Las Vegas, NV – September ‘04
Building Science Institute’s IRBS101 Class

InfraMation (Infrared Training Center) Las Vegas, NV – October ‘04
Infrared Clinic – One Day workshop on Building Science, Building Assessment, Building Water Damage and Case Studies

American Construction Inspectors Association (ACIA) Annual Conference (San Francisco, CA) – November ‘04
Topic: Mold: It’s Origin, Detection and Remediation

International Facility Management Association (IFMA) Luncheon (Fremont, CA) – February ‘05
Topics: Breaking the Mold and Trauma Scene Clean Up

American Construction Inspectors Association (ACIA) Dinner (South Bay) Sunnyvale, CA – February ‘05
Topic: Breaking the Mold, Discovering, Inspecting and Solving Water Intrusion Problems

American Construction Inspectors Association (ACIA) Dinner (East Bay) Oakland, CA – April ‘05
Topic: Breaking the Mold, Discovering, Inspecting and Solving Water Intrusion Problems

American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce) Anaheim, CA – May ‘05
Topic: Mold and Water Damage Inspection Using Infrared Thermography

InfraMation, The Thermographer’s Conference (Las Vegas, NV) – October ‘05
Topic: Building Science Clinic

East Bay Claims Association (EBCA) Dublin, CA – Luncheon – November ‘05
Topic: Non-Invasive Detection of Moisture in Buildings Using Infrared Thermography

National Facilities Management and Technology Conference/Expo (Baltimore, MD) – February ‘06
Topic: Infrared Technology Solutions

DKI combined Chapter Meeting (Tucson, AZ) – May ‘06
Topic: Emcee and Facilitator of the Conference

Central Coast Claims Association (CCCA) San Jose, CA – Luncheon – May ‘06
Topic: Thermography: An Emerging Technology for Handling Property Claims

American Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) San Francisco Chapter – Workshop – June ‘06
Topic: IICRC S520 and the Ethics of Mold Remediation

Publications:

When a Water Damage Goes South -Downstairs (Apartment Management, August 2001)

ATC National Training Program for Mold Remediation Technician (Contributing Technical Co-Author)

From Mold to Money, How One Company Restored a Mold-Laden Complex (Multifamily Executive, March 2003)

Avoiding a Mold Meltdown, Hidden problem sparks ongoing controversy (ANG Newspapers Home Site,
May 25, 2003)

So you’ve got mold: What’s next? (ANG Newspapers Home Site, June 1, 2003)

IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard and Reference Guide (Mold Remediation Standard Peer Review,
August 15, 2003)

Thermography Enhances Investigation (The Triangle Times, February 2004)

IICRC S500 Water Damage Restoration Standard and Reference Guide (Task Force Committee Member and Vice Chairman of Building Science Chapter, 2005) – Pending Release

IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard and Reference Guide (Task Force Committee Member, Contributing Author to ‘Investigation and Preliminary Determination’ Chapter and Vice Chairman of Building Science Chapter, 2005) – California Builders Guide to Reducing Mold Risk (September, 2005 Draft Editor and Technical Contributor




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	Bill Weber, CR, CBST, CMRS bill@buildingscienceinstitute.com Personal Biography: Bill Weber, CR, CMRS is the Vice President of Four Star Cleaning and Restoration, Inc., a Disaster Kleenup International (DKI) Company. Mr. Weber is also the Vice President of Western Chapter of Disaster Kleenup International. He is one of only 420 people in the country to earn the Certified Restorer designation from the Association of Specialists in Cleaning and Restoration (ASCR). He also has earned the Certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS) designation from the American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ). Mr. Weber is a licensed general contractor in California and is an Industry Expert for the Contractors State License Board. Focusing as a visionary and a leader in remediation and mitigation of water damaged structures, he possesses extensive knowledge in the drying, assessing, remediating and repairing construction defect, smoke, fire and water damaged properties throughout Northern California. His firm has successfully completed hundreds of mold and sewage remediations and thousands of water damage losses for residential, commercial and industrial property owners and occupants. He is currently on the peer review committee for the IICRC S520 Industry Standard Procedure handbooks and is one of only a handful of remediation contractors who are Level I Thermographers. Mr. Weber has been a speaker for property management, facility management, city and county government, insurance, legal, environmental and peer seminars, presentations and workshops. He has also published articles related to water damaged properties and is a contributing author for the ATC National Training Program for Mold Remediation Technicians. He is also the recipient of a special recognition award from Disaster Kleenup International in 2002 for his Outstanding Contributions to the Educational Advancement of its Members. Educational Background: Certified as: Water Damage Technician, Odor Control Technician, Fire Damage Technician, Carpet Cleaning Technician, Upholstery and Drapery Cleaning Technician, Journeyman Cleaning Technician, Journeyman Restoration (Fire) and Carpet Repair and Reinstallation Technician - Register #003968 Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification Washington, D.C. B1, C15 and Asbestos Abatement Classifications, General Contractors License - #576441 State of California Industry Expert - Contractors State License Board State of California Certified Restorer - #220 ASCR International Annapolis, MD Council-certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS) American Indoor Air Quality Council Asbestos Contractor Supervisor - #AC-38992 EPA approved AHERA course as required under TSCA Title II, Cal/OSHA Course Approval # CA-001-03 Level I Thermographer Infrared Training Center (ISO 9001 certified) Certified Building Science Thermographer (CBST) Roofing Inspection endorsement Numerous courses and seminars, including: Indoor Air Quality, National Institute of Disaster Restoration continuing education seminars and courses, Water Loss Institute continuing education seminars and courses, Steamway International, Robert’s Installation, Certified Floorcovering Institute, American Building Contractors, Carpet and Fabricare Institute, Disaster Kleenup International, University of Tucson (IAQ), Lorman Education Services (Legal), Skillpath Seminars, Benchmark Environmental Training, ATC and Associates/The Environmental Institute, Environmental Testing and Technology, American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ), Claims Training Services (Successful Subrogation: A Correspondence Course for Restoration Contractors), Healthy Indoor Environments 2003, Dri-Eaz Restorative Drying Symposium 2003, Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Mold III: The Great Debate, Dri-Eaz Advanced Building Drying Techniques, Infrared Training Center (ITC), Lorman Education Services (Technical), Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Large Loss Conference, Water Loss Institute (WLI) Ahead of the Curve, Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Fraunhofer Institute of Building Physics WUFI/ORNL, Mold, Allergens, Sampling and Data Interpretation (AmIAQ), 2005 Dri-Eaz Restorative Drying Symposium, etc. Professional Experience: 1986 - Present: Employed by Four Star Cleaning and Restoration. Current position is Vice President and General Manager. Participation in 50+ Expert Witness and Expert Consultation projects since 1999 Positions held: floor covering installer’s apprentice, floor covering installer, carpet cleaner, water/fire damage technician, water damage division manager, carpet cleaning division manager, fire damage division manager, floor covering division manager, construction division manager, bioremediation division manager. Responsibilities involved: General labor, equipment, materials and supplies, estimating, sales, technical research, and project management, technical support, safety training and management 2002 – Present: Member of Disaster Kleenup International Past President and Vice President of the Western Chapter The Western Chapter includes Alaska, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Montana and Wyoming 2003 – Present: Principal in Building Science Institute Instructor for “Certified Building Science Thermographer” class as well as all other curriculum 2003 – 2006: Treasurer of the Board of Directors – Harvest House Church NewsBreak Editorial Board – ASCR (November ’05-present) Professional Association Memberships and Affiliations: International Institute of Cleaning and Restoration (IICRC) California State Contractors Board (CSLB) National Institute of Disaster Restoration (NIDR) Water Loss Institute (WLI) Associates Specializing in Cleaning and Restoration (ASCR) Disaster Kleenup International (DKI) Carpet and Fabricare Institute (CFI) Better Business Bureau (BBB) American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ) National Home Builders Association (NAHB) Home Builders Association of Northern California (HBANC) Independent Mitigation and Cleaning Conservationists (IMACC) International Facility and Maintenance Association (IFMA) Recognition Awards: DKI Claim Response Award (2000) – In Recognition of Consistent and Prompt Response to the DKI Call Center M. Dennis Jensen Award (2002) - For Outstanding Contributions to the Educational Advancement of its Members Mary Richardson Faithful Servant Award (2002) Assignments: Trammel Crow Property Management/ Millcreek Apts. - Flood Restoration Project amount: $400,000.00 Westgate Shopping Center/ Monarch Ventures - Water Damage Restoration Project Amount: $151,000.00 Wells Fargo Bank Loan Center (Sacramento)/ On Top Construction - Water Damage Restoration Project Amount: $111,000.00 Shapell Industries of Northern California - Water Damage Restoration and Mold Remediation Consultation Project Amount: $196,400.00 Alameda High School - Water Damage Dry-out and Smoke Damage Clean-up Project Amount: $108,000.00 Werner - Water Damage Deposition/ Arbitration Working on behalf of the client and attorney (Certified Restorer report and inspection) Crawford - Mold Remediation Deposition Expert Witness Santa Clara County vs. Ekelin – Mold Remediation Consultation and Estimate (Working on behalf of the defense) Project amount: $ 590,000.00 A Northern California Hospital - Mold Remediation Project Amount: $ 26,000.00 A Northern California Medical Facility - Mold Remediation Project Amount: $ 201,000.00 Borsuk and Associates / Quail Hill - Mold Remediation Estimate and Expert Testimony Working on Behalf of the Plaintiff Project Amount: $ 463,000.00 Federal Reality Investment Trust and Bovis Lend Lease (Santana Row) – Fire, Water and Mold Remediation Project Amount: $3.2MM Clapp Moroney – Mold Remediation deposition and trial (Critchlow v. Gilbert) Expert Witness Radosevich v. AMCO Insurance Company – Working on behalf of the defense Expert Witness deposition and trial Speaking Engagements: Benchmark Environmental Seminar Topic: How to properly mitigate a water damage loss Christian Church Homes - Annual Education Days Topic: How to Manage Disasters as a Team Heritage Homes Topic: Mold Remediation and Containment Disaster Kleenup International – Annual International Meeting (San Antonio, TX) Topic: Case Studies of Mold Remediation Disaster Kleenup International – Western/ Central Chapter Meeting (Seattle, WA) Topic: Mold Remediation Containment – How To and Hands On Pest Control Operators of California (Oakland, CA) Topic: What is Mold Remediation? The Allied Group of Companies Topic: Doing the Remediation Work: Contents and Building – The Techniques and Tools That Are Used To Control and Abate Mold City of Livermore (Livermore, CA) Topic: What is Mold Remediation? Swinerton Builders and Swinerton and Walberg Co. (San Francisco, CA) Topic: How to Manage Disasters as a Team Property Management Training Institute (Hayward, CA) Topic: What is Mold Remediation? John Stewart Company – Annual Conference (San Ramon, CA) Topic: Breaking the Mold Rental Housing Owners Association (RHO) Tradeshow and Expo (Hayward, CA) Topic: Mold Remediation and Prevention Disaster Kleenup International – Western/ Central Chapter Meeting (Oakland, CA) Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in Insurance Repair Industry Farmers Insurance Home Office – Special presentation to Vice President of Farmers, President of Claims and Vice President of Claims (Los Angeles, CA) Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry Infrared Training Center/ Building Science Institute – 3.5-day certification class (Fremont, CA) Topic: Building Science Thermography Claims Conference of Northern California (Sacramento, CA) Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry Lorman Education Services – Solving Water Intrusion and Mold Problems in California (San Francisco, CA) Topic: Overview and Definition of Mold Remediation Topic: The Use of Infrared Thermography in Solving Water Intrusion Problems Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) – Large Loss Conference (Atlanta, GA) – September ‘03 Topic: Restoration of Critical Path for Builder’s Risk Central Coast Claims Association (CCCA) – Luncheon (San Jose, CA) - November ’03 Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry Northern California Fraud Investigators Association (NCFIA) – Quarterly meeting (Concord, CA) – February ‘04 Topic: Thermal Imaging and its Use in Investigations and Inspections East Bay Claims Association (EBCA) – Luncheon (Dublin, CA) - March ’04 Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) – Annual Convention (Chicago, IL) - March ’04 Topic: Thermography: An Emerging Technology Bay Area Facility Management Show and Conference (Santa Clara, CA) – June ‘04 Topic: Thermal Imaging and its Use in Investigations, Inspections and Law Enforcement Disaster Restoration Contractor’s Conference and Trade Show (Las Vegas, NV) – June ‘04 Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry Building Science Institute’s IRBS201 Class (Phoenix, AZ) – July ‘04 ServPro Annual Convention and Trade Show (Chicago, IL) – July ‘04 Topic: Infrared Technology for Use in the Insurance Repair Industry 23rd Annual Northern California Plant Engineering and Facilities Maintenance Show (Santa Clara, CA) – September ‘04 Topic: Contingency Planning for Facility Contamination Incidents DKI Annual Conference (Insights) Las Vegas, NV – September ‘04 Building Science Institute’s IRBS101 Class InfraMation (Infrared Training Center) Las Vegas, NV – October ‘04 Infrared Clinic – One Day workshop on Building Science, Building Assessment, Building Water Damage and Case Studies American Construction Inspectors Association (ACIA) Annual Conference (San Francisco, CA) – November ‘04 Topic: Mold: It’s Origin, Detection and Remediation International Facility Management Association (IFMA) Luncheon (Fremont, CA) – February ‘05 Topics: Breaking the Mold and Trauma Scene Clean Up American Construction Inspectors Association (ACIA) Dinner (South Bay) Sunnyvale, CA – February ‘05 Topic: Breaking the Mold, Discovering, Inspecting and Solving Water Intrusion Problems American Construction Inspectors Association (ACIA) Dinner (East Bay) Oakland, CA – April ‘05 Topic: Breaking the Mold, Discovering, Inspecting and Solving Water Intrusion Problems American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition (AIHce) Anaheim, CA – May ‘05 Topic: Mold and Water Damage Inspection Using Infrared Thermography InfraMation, The Thermographer’s Conference (Las Vegas, NV) – October ‘05 Topic: Building Science Clinic East Bay Claims Association (EBCA) Dublin, CA – Luncheon – November ‘05 Topic: Non-Invasive Detection of Moisture in Buildings Using Infrared Thermography National Facilities Management and Technology Conference/Expo (Baltimore, MD) – February ‘06 Topic: Infrared Technology Solutions DKI combined Chapter Meeting (Tucson, AZ) – May ‘06 Topic: Emcee and Facilitator of the Conference Central Coast Claims Association (CCCA) San Jose, CA – Luncheon – May ‘06 Topic: Thermography: An Emerging Technology for Handling Property Claims American Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) San Francisco Chapter – Workshop – June ‘06 Topic: IICRC S520 and the Ethics of Mold Remediation Publications: When a Water Damage Goes South -Downstairs (Apartment Management, August 2001) ATC National Training Program for Mold Remediation Technician (Contributing Technical Co-Author) From Mold to Money, How One Company Restored a Mold-Laden Complex (Multifamily Executive, March 2003) Avoiding a Mold Meltdown, Hidden problem sparks ongoing controversy (ANG Newspapers Home Site, May 25, 2003) So you’ve got mold: What’s next? (ANG Newspapers Home Site, June 1, 2003) IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard and Reference Guide (Mold Remediation Standard Peer Review, August 15, 2003) Thermography Enhances Investigation (The Triangle Times, February 2004) IICRC S500 Water Damage Restoration Standard and Reference Guide (Task Force Committee Member and Vice Chairman of Building Science Chapter, 2005) – Pending Release IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard and Reference Guide (Task Force Committee Member, Contributing Author to ‘Investigation and Preliminary Determination’ Chapter and Vice Chairman of Building Science Chapter, 2005) – California Builders Guide to Reducing Mold Risk (September, 2005 Draft Editor and Technical Contributor
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