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Scott Wood, BS, CMRS, CBST scott@buildingscienceinstitute.com

Professional Biography:

Scott Wood has a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology. He is a certified Level II Thermographer, as well a certification in Building Science Thermography (CBST). His other certifications include: Applications of Infrared Thermography in the Inspection and Diagnosis of Low Slope Commercial Roofing Systems, Council-certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS), Certification as asbestos inspector (AHERA Accreditation for Inspector), Certification as asbestos abatement supervisor (CAL OSHA Contractor/Supervisor), IICRC Water Damage Restoration and Health and Safety Technician, IICRC Health and Safety Technician, and IICRC Odor Removal, Decontamination and Disinfection Technician.

His numerous courses and seminars include Disaster Kleenup International, ATC and Associates/The Environmental Institute, Environmental Testing and Technology, American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ), Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Fraunhofer Institute of Building Physics WUFI/ORNL, Infrared Training Center (ITC).

Mr. Wood's professional experience includes being employed by Four Star Cleaning and Restoration, past position as Environmental Remediation and Infrared Divisions Manager, and is currently the Technical Director responsible for consulting/investigator of construction defects, water intrusion and infrared thermography, review all infrared inspection reports, technical research, technical support, and project management. He also is a member of the Building Science Institute where he is a primary instructor/consultant for Building Science Institute. He provides instruction for courses, trains and coordinates instructors, write all course manuals, primary contact and provider for clinics and workshops, and review all student reports for certification.

Professional Association Memberships and Affiliations

Disaster Kleenup International (DKI)
American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ)
2003 Peer Review Committee for the IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard and Reference Guide
2006 Committee member for the IICRC S520 chapter 7, structural remediation revisions.
Current Director of Building Sciences for the National Association of Certified Thermographers (NACT)

Speaking Engagements

Property Management Training Institute, Quarterly 2003-2005
Topic: Recognizing, Preventing and Resolving Mold Problems
Northern California Plant Engineering & Maintenance Conference, October 2003; Topic: Recognizing, Preventing and Resolving Mold Problems
InfraMation Conference, September 2003; Topic: IR Thermography use in The Building Science Industry
Disaster Kleenup International (DKI), May 2004; Topic: The new S520 Standard
Primary Building Science Institute Course Instructor, January 2004 to date
Topics: IRBS351 Building Science Applications Certificate, IRBS201 Application Course for Supervisors Using Infrared thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, IRBS101 Introduction for Technicians to Infrared Thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, One day Home Inspection Course
InfraMation Conference, September 2004; Topic: IR clinic, Building Science
InfraMation Conference, September 2004; Topic: Non-invasive Roof Leak Detection Using Infrared Thermography
InfraMation Conference, October 2005; Topic: IR clinic, Building Science, case studies
IAQA-AmIAQ-IESO The Unification Conference, October 2005
Workshop speaker: Thermal Imaging Devices for Use in Building Diagnostics, Water Damage Inspections, and Mold Investigations
Thermal Solutions Conference, January 2006; Topic: Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects Joint workshop Four Star Cleaning & Restoration and Restoration Consultants, February 2006; Topic: Water Intrusion Investigation
Westcon Western Construction Consultants Association, March 2006; Topic: Infrared Thermography and Its Use In Construction Defect Investigations
ServPro Convention, June 2006; Workshop speaker, Three workshops: Infrared Thermography Basics, How Infrared thermography can be a useful tool for building inspections, Case studies and examples of Infrared thermography as a tool for building inspections
InfraMation Conference, October 2006; Topic: IR clinic, Building Science, case studies
InfraMation Conference, October 2006; Topic: IR clinic, Home Inspections
InfraMation Conference, October 2006; Moderator for Building Panel Discussion
InfraMation Conference, October 2006, Topic: Infrared Thermography and Water Damage Assessment

Publications

Building Science Applications Course Training Manual IRBS351, IRBS201 Application Course for Supervisors Using Infrared thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, IRBS101 Introduction for Technicians to Infrared Thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, 2003 – to date
IR Thermography Use in the Building Science Industry – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 4, 2003
Thermography Enhances Investigation – The Triangle Times, February 2004
Non Evasive Roof Leak Detection Using Infrared Thermography – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 5, 2004
Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 6, 2005
Training Manual for Infrared Camera Training for Home Inspectors, 2005 – to date
Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects – Thermal Solutions, 2006
Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects in Drain and Vent Pipes – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 7, 2006
Infrared Thermography and Water Damage Assessment – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 7, 2006




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	Scott Wood, BS, CMRS, CBST scott@buildingscienceinstitute.com Professional Biography: Scott Wood has a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology. He is a certified Level II Thermographer, as well a certification in Building Science Thermography (CBST). His other certifications include: Applications of Infrared Thermography in the Inspection and Diagnosis of Low Slope Commercial Roofing Systems, Council-certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS), Certification as asbestos inspector (AHERA Accreditation for Inspector), Certification as asbestos abatement supervisor (CAL OSHA Contractor/Supervisor), IICRC Water Damage Restoration and Health and Safety Technician, IICRC Health and Safety Technician, and IICRC Odor Removal, Decontamination and Disinfection Technician. His numerous courses and seminars include Disaster Kleenup International, ATC and Associates/The Environmental Institute, Environmental Testing and Technology, American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ), Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Fraunhofer Institute of Building Physics WUFI/ORNL, Infrared Training Center (ITC). Mr. Wood's professional experience includes being employed by Four Star Cleaning and Restoration, past position as Environmental Remediation and Infrared Divisions Manager, and is currently the Technical Director responsible for consulting/investigator of construction defects, water intrusion and infrared thermography, review all infrared inspection reports, technical research, technical support, and project management. He also is a member of the Building Science Institute where he is a primary instructor/consultant for Building Science Institute. He provides instruction for courses, trains and coordinates instructors, write all course manuals, primary contact and provider for clinics and workshops, and review all student reports for certification. Professional Association Memberships and Affiliations Disaster Kleenup International (DKI) American Indoor Air Quality Council (AmIAQ) 2003 Peer Review Committee for the IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard and Reference Guide 2006 Committee member for the IICRC S520 chapter 7, structural remediation revisions. Current Director of Building Sciences for the National Association of Certified Thermographers (NACT) Speaking Engagements Property Management Training Institute, Quarterly 2003-2005 Topic: Recognizing, Preventing and Resolving Mold Problems Northern California Plant Engineering & Maintenance Conference, October 2003; Topic: Recognizing, Preventing and Resolving Mold Problems InfraMation Conference, September 2003; Topic: IR Thermography use in The Building Science Industry Disaster Kleenup International (DKI), May 2004; Topic: The new S520 Standard Primary Building Science Institute Course Instructor, January 2004 to date Topics: IRBS351 Building Science Applications Certificate, IRBS201 Application Course for Supervisors Using Infrared thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, IRBS101 Introduction for Technicians to Infrared Thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, One day Home Inspection Course InfraMation Conference, September 2004; Topic: IR clinic, Building Science InfraMation Conference, September 2004; Topic: Non-invasive Roof Leak Detection Using Infrared Thermography InfraMation Conference, October 2005; Topic: IR clinic, Building Science, case studies IAQA-AmIAQ-IESO The Unification Conference, October 2005 Workshop speaker: Thermal Imaging Devices for Use in Building Diagnostics, Water Damage Inspections, and Mold Investigations Thermal Solutions Conference, January 2006; Topic: Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects Joint workshop Four Star Cleaning & Restoration and Restoration Consultants, February 2006; Topic: Water Intrusion Investigation Westcon Western Construction Consultants Association, March 2006; Topic: Infrared Thermography and Its Use In Construction Defect Investigations ServPro Convention, June 2006; Workshop speaker, Three workshops: Infrared Thermography Basics, How Infrared thermography can be a useful tool for building inspections, Case studies and examples of Infrared thermography as a tool for building inspections InfraMation Conference, October 2006; Topic: IR clinic, Building Science, case studies InfraMation Conference, October 2006; Topic: IR clinic, Home Inspections InfraMation Conference, October 2006; Moderator for Building Panel Discussion InfraMation Conference, October 2006, Topic: Infrared Thermography and Water Damage Assessment Publications Building Science Applications Course Training Manual IRBS351, IRBS201 Application Course for Supervisors Using Infrared thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, IRBS101 Introduction for Technicians to Infrared Thermography in Water Intrusion and Restoration of Buildings, 2003 – to date IR Thermography Use in the Building Science Industry – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 4, 2003 Thermography Enhances Investigation – The Triangle Times, February 2004 Non Evasive Roof Leak Detection Using Infrared Thermography – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 5, 2004 Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 6, 2005 Training Manual for Infrared Camera Training for Home Inspectors, 2005 – to date Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects – Thermal Solutions, 2006 Using Thermography to find a class of latent construction defects in Drain and Vent Pipes – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 7, 2006 Infrared Thermography and Water Damage Assessment – InfraMation Proceedings, Volume 7, 2006
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