National Institute of Decontamination Specialists

This course is a supplement to Crime and Trauma BioRecovery.  You must already understand the fundamentals of bloodborne pathogens, PPE, Federal and State Regulations and more, as they are not addressed in this course.  

Violent crimes and trauma are not limited to homes and businesses.  A significant number of suicides and homicides occur in vehicles, as does accidental traumas.  In this course, we will address scenes that involve cars, trucks, public transportation, construction equipment and recreational vehicles.  We address why interaction with the insurance adjuster is critical when dealing with vehicles, and why bank liens and current book value may impact whether the vehicle is remediated or sold for salvage.  You will learn how to disassemble the vehicles, deal with the various materials, use specialty tools and machines to effectively clean, deodorize and understand the risks and options of vehicle re-assembly.

YOU HAVE 21 DAYS TO COMPLETE THIS COURSE FROM THE TIME YOU REGISTER. You can stop the course and re-open it as needed. You can review each chapter or portion of each chapter as many times as needed until you feel you understand the material. There are quizzes at the end of each chapter.   Once you reach the end of the course, you cannot go back. Just like an in-person course, when it's over....it's over. There is no book, cheat sheet or reference to accompany this course, so it's imperative that you take lots of notes. You can pause slides to give you time to write. If you have questions, I am here to answer, weekdays 10am to 5pm eastern time.

The Curriculum includes:  Tools and Chemicals, The Vehicle Assessment, Step-by-Step Auto BioRecovery, Other Vehicle BioRecovery, Conclusion.