National Flood School Secures BDMA Licensed Training Centre Status

May 27, 2010 - PRLog -- This accreditation sees the National Flood School (NFS) now offer regular courses under the BDMA Licensed Core Damage Management Training programme.
Courses run throughout the year. More details can be found at www.nationalfloodschool.co.uk or by calling the course information team on 01252 821185.
The training runs alongside a comprehensive range of courses from the National Flood School, designed for the flood and fire restoration sectors.
Chris Netherton, managing director of the National Flood School, said: “As a British Damage Management Association Licensed Training Centre, we now deliver levels 1 and 2 of the BDMA Core Damage Management Training Course.”

“This complements both our time-proven and new range of courses for damage restoration professionals.”
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Notes To Editors
Based in Farnham, Surrey, The National Flood School shares its expertise to support and train restoration professionals and provides information and support for many other associated industries, including insurers and loss adjusters.
Founded in 1988, the National Flood School is recognised across the UK and Europe as a leader in the research, development, testing and education of a wide-range of techniques and systems to enhance the restoration of property damaged by flood and fire.
To support its work, the National Flood School has built and uses The Flood House. Believed to be the only purpose-built floodable house in Europe, the structure, comprising of eight rooms and 60 common household materials, is regularly flooded with 1500 gallons of water.
The National Flood School also writes and maintains the BSI Code of Practice for Professional Water Damage Mitigation (PAS 64)
The organisation has three specific divisions; training, consultancy and research and development.
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