We are an IICRC approved training school. We offer courses
for IICRC certification as well as continuing education credits. In addition,
customized training sessions can be created to fit your educational needs.
See the CALENDARthat
includes all scheduled courses, workshops, industry functions, and speaking
engagements of our professionally trained and highly experienced floor maintenance
staff educators. If you don’t see a specific course scheduled in your
area and would like to host one please contact us.
Below are courses you can select to meet your educational needs:
The Fundamentals of Hard Floor Maintenance
Hard Floor Maintenance for Resilient Flooring (IICRC
RFMT Certification)
Basic Service Procedures for Hard Floor Maintenance
(IICRC CEC)
An Introduction to Hard Floor Maintenance
Basic Service Procedures
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An Introduction to Hard Floor Maintenance
(IICRC CEC)
Instructor(s):Stanley Quentin Hulin IICRC
Certified Instructor
Educational Credits: IICRC – Floor
Care Technician (FCT) Certification
Course Length: 2 Days
Objective:
The Fundamentals of Hard Floor Maintenance is an introductory course designed
to teach the necessary skills and knowledge needed to perform
basic daily/routine, periodic and restorative cleaning and maintenance of resilient,
natural stone, clay and concrete component, and wood floors. It is designed
to teach students how to identify different floor types and to gain a better
understanding of their individual characteristics. The course objective is
to impart a clear understanding of the basic cleaning principles, theories,
methodologies and procedures needed to perform hard floor cleaning and maintenance.
To teach the student the proper use of equipment, materials and supplies, the
science of cleaning and all safety related issues. Emphasis will be placed
on cleaning and maintenance service procedures. Students will learn how to
perform all aspects of daily, routine and restorative procedures as it relates
to the cleaning and maintenance industry.
Intended
Audience:
This course is designed for cleaning technicians, restoration specialists,
installers, facility mangers, property managers, interior designers, consultants,
specification writers, architects, claims managers, and anyone associated,
with or interested in, the hard floor maintenance profession
Prerequisites:
This is an introductory training course and requires basic understanding of
fundamental hard floor maintenance.
Course Format:
50% Academic classroom, 50% hands-on training.
Course Description:
This introductory certification course follows a specific path that outlines the primary fundamentals necessary to comprehend rudimentary hard floor maintenance.
1. Understanding Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Flooring Systems
b. Defining Hard Floor Maintenance
c. Assessing Hard Floor Maintenance
2. Components of Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Chemicals
b. Services
c. Equipment
3. Developing Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Life Cycle of Hard Floor Maintenance
b. Identification of Floor Coverings
c. Designing the Hard Floor Maintenance Program
4. Hands on Training
Standard service procedures performed on multiple floor covering surfaces.
*Services most commonly associated on vinyl composite tile (VCT).
a. Dry Soil Removal Methods
b. Wet Mopping Methods
c. Conditioning and Burnishing
d. Machine Scrubbing
e. Polish Application
f. Stripping and Refinishing
Written Certification Examination
Handouts and Materials:
Basic outline of manual is attached. Handouts and notes pages of power point
slides used during presentation.
Course Price
Please call for pricing. Toll Free: (877) FFT-PROF
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Floor Maintenance for Resilient Flooring
Instructor(s):Stanley Quentin Hulin or FFT
Certified Instructor
Educational Credits:
Course Length: 2 Days
Course Objective:
Provide training to expand the knowledge and understanding of the professional
technician in the maintenance of resilient flooring. Provide students with
technical information that will aid in the identification of classifications
within the resilient flooring category. Participants will learn about the
basic raw materials used in the manufacturing process of each of these classifications.
Expanding on existing knowledge the student will learn how raw materials
in these products can impact the maintenance of them. Classification identification
will include common and individual characteristics and properties of the
individual classifications. Students will learn the life cycle of the classifications
of flooring in resilient category to include the manufacture, installation,
maintenance and demolition of the products. The focus in this section will
be on the manufacturing, installation and demolition procedures that may
impact the cleaning and maintenance of the floor covering. The professional
technician will learn about the individual components required to provide
resilient floor maintenance. These components will include chemicals, supplies
(equipment, tools, and materials) and common accepted service methodologies
currently in use in the industry. Participants will learn how to develop
floor maintenance programs for each of the classifications. Topics of discussion
in this section will focus on the life cycle of floor maintenance to include
initial, daily/routine, periodic and Restorative procedures commonly used
in today’s market. A largesegment will be dedicated to safety in all
areas that the floor maintenance technician may be participating in. The
technicians will receive individual step-by-step instructions on how to perform
most common service procedures. Individual programs for each classification
will discuss the impact of environmental conditions on productivity and frequency
of cleaning.
Intended Audience:
This course is designed for cleaning technicians, restoration specialists,
installers, facility mangers, property managers, interior designers, consultants,
specification writers, architects, claims managers, and anyone associated,
with or interested in, the hard floor maintenance profession.
Prerequisites:
This is an advanced training course and requires Floor Care Technician (FCT)
Certification
Course Format:
Academic classroom and hands on training.
Course Description:
This advanced certification course outlines the different cleaning methodology necessary to maintain resilient floor covering classifications.
1. Understanding Resilient Floor Maintenance
a. Category Properties and Characteristics
b. Classification Properties and Characteristics
c. Environmental Challenges
2. Components of Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Chemicals
b. Services
c. Equipment
3. Developing Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Life Cycle of Hard Floor Maintenance
b. Identification of Floor Coverings
Designing the Hard Floor Maintenance Program
Handouts and Materials:
Basic outline of manual is attached. Handouts and notes pages of power point
slides used during presentation.
Course Price:
Please call for pricing. Toll Free: (877) FFT-PROF
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Basic Service Proceedures for Hard
Floor Maintenance
Instructor(s):Stanley Quentin Hulin IICRC
Certified Instructor
Educational Credits:
Course Length: 1 Day
Course Objective:
To provide an entry level training course for individuals who are just starting
out in the floor maintenance business, building service contractors or house
cleaning staff. Designed to be a functional course to the teach apprentice
floor maintenance technicians the primary floor maintenance service procedures
and how to perform them.
Intended Audience:
Probationary and apprentice technicians.
Prerequisites:
This is an introductory course and does not require previous experience.
Course Format:
20% Academic; 80% Hands-on training
Course Description:
Operational course covering the common floor maintenance service procedures.
1. Brief Overview
a. Identification of Floor Coverings
b. Defining Hard Floor Maintenance
c. Assessing Hard Floor Maintenance
2. Components of Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Basic Hard Floor Maintenance Chemicals
b. Equipment Packages
c. Basic Service Procedures
3. Hands on Training
Standard s
ervice procedures performed on multiple floor covering surfaces. *Services most commonly associated on vinyl composite tile (VCT).
a. Dry Soil Removal Methods
b. Wet Mopping Methods
c. Conditioning and Burnishing
d. Machine Scrubbing
e. Polish Application
Stripping and Refinishing
Handouts and Materials:
Basic outline of manual is attached. Handouts and notes pages of power point
slides used during presentation
Course Price:
Please call for pricing. Toll Free: (877) FFT-PROF
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An Introduction to Hard Floor Maintenance
Instructor(s):Stanley Quentin Hulin or FFT Certified
Instructor
Educational Credits:
Course Length: 2 Days
Course Objective:
Provide training to expand the knowledge and understanding of the professional
technician in the maintenance of resilient flooring. Provide students with technical
information that will aid in the identification of classifications within the
resilient flooring category. Participants will learn about the basic raw materials
used in the manufacturing process of each of these classifications. Expanding
on existing knowledge the student will learn how raw materials in these products
can impact the maintenance of them. Classification identification will include
common and individual characteristics and properties of the individual classifications.
Students will learn the life cycle of the classifications of flooring in resilient
category to include the manufacture, installation, maintenance and demolition
of the products. The focus in this section will be on the manufacturing, installation
and demolition procedures that may impact the cleaning and maintenance of the
floor covering. The professional technician will learn about the individual components
required to provide resilient floor maintenance. These components will include
chemicals, supplies (equipment, tools, and materials) and common accepted service
methodologies currently in use in the industry. Participants will learn how to
develop floor maintenance programs for each of the classifications. Topics of
discussion in this section will focus on the life cycle of floor maintenance
to include initial, daily/routine, periodic and Restorative procedures commonly
used in today’s market. A largesegment will be dedicated to safety in all
areas that the floor maintenance technician may be participating in. The technicians
will receive individual step-by-step instructions on how to perform most common
service procedures. Individual programs for each classification will discuss
the impact of environmental conditions on productivity and frequency of cleaning.
Intended Audience:
This course is designed for cleaning technicians, restoration specialists, installers,
facility mangers, property managers, interior designers, consultants, specification
writers, architects, claims managers, and anyone associated, with or interested
in, the hard floor maintenance profession.
Prerequisites:
This is an advanced training course and requires Floor Care Technician (FCT)
Certification
Course Format:
Academic classroom and hands on training.
Course Description:
This advanced certification course outlines the different cleaning methodology
necessary to maintain resilient floor covering classifications.
1. Understanding Resilient Floor Maintenance
a. Category Properties and Characteristics
b. Classification Properties and Characteristics
c. Environmental Challenges
2. Components of Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Chemicals
b. Services
c. Equipment
3. Developing Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Life Cycle of Hard Floor Maintenance
b. Identification of Floor Coverings Designing the Hard Floor Maintenance Program
Handouts and Materials:
Basic outline of manual is attached. Handouts and notes pages of power point
slides used during presentation.
Course Price:
Please call for pricing. Toll Free: (877) FFT-PROF
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Basic Service Proceedures
Instructor(s):Stanley Quentin Hulin IICRC Certified
Instructor
Educational Credits: 1 IICRC Continued Education
Credit (CEC)
Course Length: 8 Hours
Course Objective:
This program has been developed as an introductory floor maintenance course
for participants who want a basic understanding of maintenance without getting
into the detail of how to do it.
Intended Audience:
This course is designed for facility mangers, property managers, interior designers,
consultants, specification writers, architects, claims managers, and anyone
associated, with or interested in, the hard floor maintenance profession.
Prerequisites:
This is an introductory training course and does not require previous experience.
Course Format:
100% Academic classroom.
Course Description:
This introductory certification course follows a specific path that outlines
the primary fundamentals necessary to comprehend rudimentary hard floor maintenance.
1.
Understanding Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Flooring Systems
b. Defining Hard Floor Maintenance
c. Assessing Hard Floor Maintenance
2. Components of Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Chemicals
b. Services
c. Equipment
3. Developing Hard Floor Maintenance
a. Life Cycle of Hard Floor Maintenance
b. Identification of Floor Coverings
Designing the Hard Floor Maintenance Program
Handouts and Materials:
Basic outline of manual is attached. Handouts and notes pages of power point
slides used during presentation.
Course Price:
Please call for pricing. Toll Free: (877) FFT-PROF
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Call today for more information on these or other customizable classes to suit
your floor maintenance needs:
Contact: Stan Hulin
Toll Free: (877) FFT-PROF
Main: (503) 557-1754
or us today at info@futurefloortech.com.
