Certification Process & Requirements Flashcards

What is the minimum passing score typically required on IICRC certification examinations?

Answer: 70%

A minimum passing score of 70% is the standard threshold required to pass IICRC-administered certification examinations.

For the Applied Microbial Remediation Technician (AMRT) certification, which prerequisite credentials are required?

Answer: WRT and ASD

The AMRT certification requires candidates to hold both a WRT and an ASD certification before enrolling.

How are RIA-recognized continuing education credits typically measured?

Answer: In clock hours or CEUs (Continuing Education Units)

CE credits are tracked in clock hours or CEUs, where 1 CEU typically equals 10 contact hours of instruction.

Which entity has the authority to revoke an IICRC certification for misconduct?

Answer: The IICRC Ethics Committee

The IICRC Ethics Committee has jurisdiction to investigate complaints and revoke certifications for violations of the Code of Ethics.

A restorer wants to add the Health and Safety Technician (HST) credential. Compared to WRT, the HST is primarily focused on:

Answer: Occupant and worker safety protocols during restoration work

The HST certification concentrates on identifying and mitigating health and safety hazards present during restoration operations.

When does a newly certified RIA/IICRC professional's renewal clock start?

Answer: On the date their certificate is issued

The 3-year renewal cycle begins on the certificate issuance date, not the exam date or course enrollment date.

RIA's Restorer designation (CR) requires which combination of elements beyond technician certifications?

Answer: Years of experience, management competencies, and passing a comprehensive exam

The Certified Restorer (CR) designation requires documented experience, demonstrated management skills, and passing a comprehensive written examination.