WRT Certification Practice Exam with Answers (106 Solved Questions)

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WRT Certification1.The most critical course of action inrestorative drying is to _______ ______ andbegin __________ as soon as possible.respond quickly & mitigation2.All restorers should follow the standard ofcare for the water restoration professiondeveloped by the restoration industry enti-tled the IICRC ____.S5003.To help protect technicians from the manyhazards associated with contaminated wa-ter losses, restorers need to have ready ac-cess to several items. These items protectfor all _________ _________ to the body.potential exposures4.Respiratory protection regulations statethat the employer must provide:1. Medical evaluations2. Fit testing3. Training5.The contract clearly states the agree-ment between the building owner and therestoration contractor. The form specifieswho is responsible for payment and shouldbe signed ______ work begins.before6.The technicians first responsibility whenarriving at a water damage site is to iden-tify, communicate, and eliminate _____________ if reasonably possible.safety hazards7.Federal regulations apply to the handling of____ based paint and asbestos.lead8.After safety concerns have been addressedand the initial water source has beenstopped, the restorer must complete anevaluation of the water's migration throughthe structure. During this process, the re-storer inspects all ___________ ________areas.potentially affected1 / 16

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WRT Certification9.The ultimate goal is to find the "edge" ofwater migration, which moves in a three-di-mensional path throughout the structure.This is accomplished across carpeted sur-faces using a ________ ______, and acrossmost hard surfaces using a ___-________(non-penetrating) moisture meter.moisture sensor & non-inva-sive10.Water from a clean source with no substan-tial risk of causing sickness of discomfortis said to be ________ _ water.Category 111.Water that has a significant degree ofchemical, biological, and/or physical conta-mination and a potential to cause sicknessor discomfort is ________ _.Category 212.Cleaning procedures must be employedbefore the drying of a Category 2 waterloss can continue. At a minimum, affect-ed ______ ________ (or pad) must be re-moved and disposed of, and carpet must bethroughly cleaned using hot water extrac-tion method.carpet underlay13.When water intrusion results from a gross-ly unsanitary source or carries __________(disease causing) agents, it is said to beCategory 3.pathogenic14.Workers and occupant ______ and safetyare the first priority on every sewage loss.Areas affected by Category 3 water intru-sion are marked and posted as potentiallyhazardous.health15.Various cleaning and decontamination pro-cedures must be used on Category 3 waterlosses, including the removal of all ______highly porous2 / 16

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WRT Certification______ materials affected by the water in-trusion.16.When resistance is encountered and per-forming proper services in a Category 3water loss becomes a challenge, restorers____ ____ immediately to prevent liabilityand address the conflict.stop work17.Third party experts are commonly referredto as Indoor Environmental Professionals,or ____.IEPs18.Losses where regulated or hazardous ma-terials have contaminated the structure donot change the _______ of water.category19.Pre-existing conditions should be identi-fied, documented, and communicated to all__________ __________ parties during theinitial inspection.materially interested20.When carpet delamination (the loss of in-tegrity in the adhesives used to laminatethe _______ and _________ backings) hasoccurred, further damage is very likely. Forthis reason, when extensive carpet delam-intation is discovered, technicians mustcall it to the attention of all materially inter-ested parties, document the condition andsuggest ___________.primary, secondary, & re-placement21.There are a number of causes for carpetdelamination -- many of them related to________ restoration activities.improper22.Typical causes of carpet delamination are:1. Folding or stretching carpetwhen wet2. Overly aggressive extrac-tion3 / 16

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WRT Certification3. Improperly specified car-pet underlay4. Improper installation5. Improper removal fromtack strip6. Improper floating of carpet7. Excessive wear8. Pet damage23.Many building materials will absorb excesswater vapor and suffer damage, especiallywhen air is allowed to remain above __%relative humidity.6024.Hygroscopic materials gain and lose mois-ture continually in an effort to ________with the water content in the surroundingair mass. The more hygroscopic the mater-ial, the faster it will collect water vapor, andthe easier it will suffer _________ damage.equalize & secondary25.When water intrusion results in water run-ning through wall cavities, inspection ac-cess holes are used to ensure that blow-ininsulation has not compacted and lost its_-_____.R-Value26.The most effective way to speed the dry-ing process is to remove as much of thewater in a liquid state as possible duringthe ___________ phase (for example, mul-tiple extractions). Poor extraction will sig-nificantly slow the drying process.extraction27.Abide by local ____ and regulations whendisposing extracted water. Waste water isbest disposed of into a sanitary sewer.laws28.migration4 / 16
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