Our Team
Every Technician is Trained, Certified, and Verified.
At Relief Restorations, the people doing the work are held to the same standards we hold every project. Certified by industry bodies, trained to our own internal standards, and identifiable via a QR-verified digital badge.
How We Train
Our Team Standards
Professionalism is not a checkbox. It is the result of structured training, clear expectations, and continuous development. These are the pillars that every Relief Restorations team member is trained to uphold.
In-House Training First
Every technician completes structured in-house training on all services we offer before stepping onto a client property. No one is sent to site unprepared.
Field Mentorship
In-house training is followed by supervised field work under certified leads. Technicians are evaluated before working independently.
Industry Certifications
We maintain current IICRC, InterNACHI, IAC2, and Manitoba WSH credentials. Certifications are tracked and renewed before expiry.
Ongoing Education
Regular team meetings, policy reviews, and ongoing training keep everyone current with evolving industry standards and regulations.
Credentials
Required and Active Certifications
Every technician working on-site holds current credentials relevant to the services they perform. Certifications are tracked internally and renewed before expiry. The following are the core credentials maintained across the team: required training is held by every team member, while specialty certifications are held by the relevant technicians.
View Full Certifications PageIICRC Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT)
Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification
RequiredIICRC Applied Structural Drying (ASD)
Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification
RequiredInterNACHI Mould Inspector
International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
RequiredIAC2 Mould Inspector
International Association of Certified Indoor Air Consultants
RequiredManitoba Workplace Safety & Health
Government of Manitoba, WSH Act compliance
RequiredAsbestos Abatement Worker & Supervisor Training
Manitoba WSH asbestos regulations. Required for all personnel working on asbestos projects.
RequiredStandard First Aid & CPR
St. John Ambulance or equivalent
RequiredWHMIS 2015
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
RequiredIAC2 Indoor Air Quality Consultant
International Association of Certified Indoor Air Consultants
InterNACHI Certified Drone Pilot
International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
IICRC Fire & Smoke Restoration Technician (FSRT)
Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification
Verify Who Is on Your Property
Every Relief Restorations lead technician carries a printed ID badge with a unique QR code. Scanning it takes you to a secure verification page, so you can confirm exactly who is in your home or business before allowing access.
Scan the QR Code
Every Relief Restorations lead technician carries a printed ID badge with a unique QR code. Scan it with your phone's camera.
Confirm the Web Address
Your phone will open a page on reliefrestorations.com. Confirm the address bar shows reliefrestorations.com before trusting the page.
View the Verification Card
If the badge is valid, you will see the employee's display name, role, and active certifications. If the badge is invalid, lost, or stolen, you will see a clear warning.
Call to Confirm if in Doubt
If anything looks wrong, call us directly at (204) 400-8426. Do not allow site access if the badge cannot be verified.
Security Design
Each badge uses a unique, unguessable public identifier, never the employee's name or number. Lost or stolen badges are invalidated immediately so old QR scans show a clear warning. The verification page shows only what the employee has consented to share publicly: their name, role, and selected certifications. No personal contact details are ever exposed.
Safety Culture
Safety is Not Optional at Relief
Our commitment to safety extends beyond regulatory compliance. Every technician is trained on proper containment, PPE use, asbestos and mould protocols, and hazard communication before they ever arrive on a client property.
We hold ourselves to Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act standards on every project, and we document our procedures so clients can see exactly how we work.
PPE and Containment Standards
Proper personal protective equipment and containment barriers on every mould, asbestos, and hazardous material job.
WHMIS and Hazard Communication
Every technician holds current WHMIS certification and is trained in safe product handling and SDS protocols.
Documented Site Procedures
Pre-job safety planning, documented procedures, and post-work clearance testing on applicable projects.
Want to Work with People Who Take This Seriously?
We are always looking for motivated, detail-oriented individuals who want to build a career in the restoration industry. Training and certification support is part of every role.
Ready When You Need Us Most.
Water and fire disasters don't follow business hours. Neither do we. Our certified team is standing by to respond, assess, and begin restoring your property - right now.
Toll-free: (833) 367-7354 · info@reliefrestorations.com