WEBINAR  |  BUILDING  |  TECHNICAL

In this webinar, you will learn about:

• Assessment of Water Damage
• Identify Various Water Mitigation Methods Used in Restoration
• Invoice Review
• Progress of Work Monitoring & Reporting
• Restoration Standards & Guidance
• Reviewing Drying Methods & Equipment

Presenters:
Craig Dyke, CPPAG
Craig Dyke is a Regional Manager for J.S. Held overseeing the Canadian Atlantic provinces of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick. In addition to a strong construction and restoration background, Craig has been managing the Atlantic Provinces for approximately 12 years and is recognized for acting as an umpire and appraiser in appraisal under the act files and leadership on large complex cost audits within the country.

Craig joined J.S. Held with over 20 years in the construction restoration industry. Craig has a portfolio of projects which has earned him a reputation in the industry as a marketplace leader. He has been a seasoned leader in Canada’s top firms and has been involved in notable catastrophe responses including Fort MacMurray, and Calgary Floods.

Bill Zoeller
William (Bill) Zoeller is the Claims, Materials, and Indoor Air Quality Service Line Lead within the Environmental, Health & Safety division of J.S. Held LLC. His experience spans more than two-decades in project design and assessment of remediation, mitigation, and abatement from catastrophic events such as water damage, microbial damage, fires as well as regulated materials assessments. William has a wide range of project experience from residential to large manufacturing facilities, healthcare facilities, educational facilities, and multi-family properties.

William testified as to the presence of fungal growth and water damage documented by multiple consultants in the building occupied by the plaintiff due to poor construction practices. William was able to effectively state the facts of the case and damage identified as well as discuss the importance of utilizing laboratories with quality control and quality assurance programs such as those through the American Industrial Hygiene Association.

Webinar

Presentation: 2:30 - 3:30 pm NST

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