Estimatics 101: Lisa Lavender

2 IICRC CEC  Who Should Take This Course: New estimators, project managers, field/production leads, office and administrative staff.

Learning Objectives

  • Understanding and insight to fundamentals of estimating process as it relates to insured property losses
    • Why Estimating is Important
    • Types of Estimates
    • Agreed Price (AP)
    • Key Elements of an Estimate
  • Estimating process overview
    • Initial Report of Loss
    • General Evaluation
      • Types of Damage
      • Extent of Damage
    • Detailed Evaluation
      • Components
      • Tools Used
  • Basic Steps of Building the Estimate
    • Measurements and Quantities
    • Tasks and Trades
    • Materials
      • Grade/Quality
      • How to Choose
      • Specialty
    • Labor
      • Labor Only Charges
      • Minimum Charges
    • Equipment Charges
    • Other
      • Departure from Pre-Loss Condition
        • Code Upgrades
        • Other Policy
      • General
  • Understanding a Unit Cost
  • Overhead and Profit
  • Estimating Systems and Databases
  • Understanding Differences in Estimates
    • Sources
    • Scope
    • Material Grade/Quality
    • Other
  • Tips for Success
  • Basic Scoping
    • The purpose of recording the dimensions of a structure
    • The tools you'll need to get the job done
    • How to properly sketch the measurements
    • Practical tips for the best results
  • Measuring and Sketching a Room – The Basics
    • Purpose
    • Tools needed
    • Measuring
    • Sketching the measurements
    • Tips

Instructor:  Lisa Lavender

You must earn an 80% or higher to receive your certificate!

"Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand" - Ben Franklin

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$49

Course Included

    • Estimatics - An Introduction to Estimating in Property Restoration and Reconstruction [2 IICRC CEC]
    • eLearning Bonus: Practical Training for Everyone: Job Site Behaviors - Tape, Tape, Tape - What is PPE - Don & Doff PPE