Commercial Cleaning Professional Restoration Training

Most start by upskilling existing staff in water damage restoration, carpet cleaning and odour control, then add structural drying and mould remediation. CARSI courses in those subjects are online and self-paced, and every completed course issues a verifiable CARSI credential. CARSI is an IICRC CEC Accredited provider: where the IICRC has approved a course, its CEC hours are shown on the course page. CARSI does not deliver IICRC certification, which is obtained only through IICRC-approved schools and examinations.

Insurers and loss adjusters set their own panel requirements, so ask each panel which IICRC certifications it expects. IICRC certification is obtained only through IICRC-approved schools and examinations, and holders keep it current with Continuing Education Credits (CECs). Where the IICRC has approved a CARSI course, its CEC hours are shown on the course page.

IICRC and ISSA (International Sanitary Supply Association) are complementary industry bodies. IICRC provides technician-level certifications in specific restoration disciplines, while ISSA focuses on cleaning management standards. Australian cleaning companies often hold credentials from both organisations to demonstrate comprehensive capability in tenders.

Each course is priced in AUD on its own page, and paid courses can be bought as team seats at checkout. Some courses are free. Yearly membership and team plans are listed on the pricing page.

Every completed course issues a verifiable CARSI credential, and each learner can download or share their training record from the CARSI dashboard for tenders, insurance panel applications and client proposals. CEC hours are recorded only for courses the IICRC has approved.