S2:E19 Professional Series
Part 1 of 4 - Technically Qualified 12/2/22
Part 2 of 4 - Leadership & Culture 12/9/22
Part 3 of 4 - Structured 12/16/22
Part 4 of 4 - Be the Example 12/23/22
This is Part 1 of 4 in a series that is simply about what a professional in the restoration industry would look like. It could be in any industry truthfully. When we think of “professional”, many things come to mind.
So let’s just say we are looking at a model that checks ALOT of boxes.
This episode hones in on the technical aspects of what it means to be professional.
Certifications are NOT Education
Certs you NEED
Certs you should have
New Services
Jobsite Safety
Ramp Up for surges/ CAT work
New Positions
Scheduling
Documenting
CPR and life health measures
Heat Stress
General First Aid
Emergency Plan
JHA
Adaptability Training
Broken Equipment
Loss of Communications
80/20 Rule
Documented/Trainual
Followed By All
Updated
Simple
Training/Development Path
Where does everyone start?
Career Path
Tech Levels
Clarity on opportunity
Training Culture
Weekly/ Monthly Meetings
Onsite/ Offsite training
Evaluations
When?
Who?
Outcomes?
Assign Mentors
Mentor Training
Advancement We referenced Trainual. You can find out more here: https://start.trainual.com/g7ys23x2odwb
We know for a fact that we didn’t cover all that there is to cover about being technically qualified to be a professional. We invite you to join the conversation and share your thoughts in our exclusive community: Restoration Nation. You can log in here: https://www.restoration-nation.net
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