Amdecon DVD Training Coarse

Contact Don McNulty at bio1@sbcglobal.net . He has the most experience and the most respected bio hazard / trauma cleaning company that I know of. He also does training.

Kent Berg form the American Biorecovery Association will be giving a Biorecovery class in AU in the fall. Save your money, if you take the other courses you'll just have to retake the class again. THe DVD may be OK for recert but you need hands on from a reputable instructor! Most instructors these days have no business teaching bio classes.

Procleaner, you might want to actually read our web site and all the details about the course before you make such comments as:

“THe DVD may be OK for recert but you need hands on from a reputable instructor! Most instructors these days have no business teaching bio classes.”

By making the statement you made you are really showing the world how little you really know about the subject matter.

I suggest people actually do some research before coming to an opinion about our DVD course. The Amdecon DVD course was developed from our 5-day training program. This is the same program that people flew from around the world to attend. They came from the UK, Canada, the United States, and Australia. All we are doing is using the technology that is available today to benefit everyone. This course is now also available online.

I suggest everyone take the time to actually learn about what you are discussing here. Read our website, watch the video samples, and read our testimonials.

You will be awarded the following certifications upon completion of the course:

Amdecon 29 CFR Part 1910 Compliant CTS Decon Specialist Course
Bloodborne Pathogens 29 CFR 1910.1030
Respiratory Protection 29 CFR 1910.134
Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) 29 CFR 1910.1200
Personal Protective Equipment 29 CFR 1910.132
Confined Space Awareness 29 CFR 1910.146
Fall Protection Awareness 29 CFR 1910.66 Appendix C
Lock Out/Tag Out Awareness 29 CFR 1910.147


Procleaner, here is a bit of info about me:

“Michael J. Tillman, CSHO, founded Amdecon in 1999. He has handled crime and trauma scene jobs across America, and has trained over 1500 students in 12 different countries.

He received his CSHO (Certified Safety and Health Official) certification at the OSHA Training Institute Southwest Education Center (OTISEC), which is a member of The Texas A&M University System and one of only 26 OSHA Education Centers.

Mr. Tillman's credentials include:

• Certified Safety & Health Official (CSHO)
• OSHA 501 Trainer
• OSHA Hazardous Materials
• OSHA Respiratory Protection
• Respirator Fit Test Administrator
• OSHA Confined Space
• OSHA 510
• OSHA 500
• OSHA Machine Guarding
• OSHA Electrical Standards
• Certified Drug Lab Decontamination-Worker
• Certified Drug Lab Decontamination-Supervisor
• Certified Asbestos Abatement Worker
• Certified Asbestos Abatement Supervisor
• Marijuana Grow Operations Remediation Supervisor
• 40-Hour Hazwoper
• Certified Anti-Terrorism (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
• Certified Hazmat and Safety at Clandestine Drug Labs
• Trainer Bloodborne Pathogens
• IICRC UFT–Upholstery & Fabric Cleaning Technician
• IICRC FSRT–Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration Technician
• IICRC OCT–Odor Control Technician
• IICRC HST–Health and Safety Technician
• IICRC CCT–Carpet Cleaning Technician
• IICRC MSR–Master Fire and Smoke Restorer

Mr. Tillman is an international trainer and has been featured nationally and internationally as an expert and leader in the safety and health industries, including the CTS Decon industry.

He has been interviewed by radio and television affiliates with Newsweek, CBS, NBC, ABC, Telemundo, and RLT Germany, and cited as an expert in the bio-recovery industry for major publications, including:

• Newsweek
• the Dallas Morning News
• ICS Cleaning Specialist
• the Cleaning and Restoration Trade Journal
• HowStuffWorks.com
• KansasCity.com
• Dallas Observer
• NorthJersey.com
• Maryland Daily Record
• the Oxford Press
• Tampa Business News
• The Fugitive Post
• The Mercury
• Ashland City Times
• Interviu Magazine (Spain)
• Brutus Magazine (Japan)

In April 2008 he became the Executive Director of the Suicide Aftercare Association, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.”

FEMA, Homeland Security, the CIA, FBI, fortune 500 companies, and universities are all using distance learning programs; it’s the future and it’s here and now.

I’m sorry you feel you have to go sit in a classroom to be taught how to use a sponge. I don’t believe people need to do that.

We learn with our mind, our ears, and our eyes. Over a 1500 people in 12 countries have been trained and certified though our DVD or online course.

Here are two facts to think about:

100% of the people that have taken the Amdecon course (online or DVD) were completely satisfied and happy that was their chosen method of training. (Read our testimonials; they are real.)

100% of people that put it down have never taken it.

You can spend $3500 to sit in a classroom for 5-days a few months from now, or you can start learning immediately, using the technology we have available today to take the Amdecon 5-day course on your own office or home computer, on your own schedule for a fraction of the cost.

Why the big deal about “hands-on?” If an instructor comes to your area to hold a course at a supplier/distributor, how much hands on do you think you’re really going to receive. Let’s see: you might get to put on a suit. You might get to put on a respirator, you might get to go out in the parking lot and rub some absorbent into the asphalt, you might get to see how blood goes through carpet. That’s your typical “hands-on” training scenario. How useful was it really? Not really useful at all. Wasn’t it really just a bit of a dog and pony show? Wasn’t it really just done so you could say you had “hands-on?”

How do I teach you to clean a crime scene via distance learning? Think of it like this:

If I called you up and said, “I have a shotgun suicide to go and do, and I want you to come with me. I will take my time and teach you everything I am doing and demonstrate everything step by step without rushing you. I want you to stand right next to me for the whole job.” You’d think that was a once in a lifetime opportunity, wouldn’t you?

Well, that just what my hands-on training is. You really feel like you are there working the scene with me. We work a complete scene from beginning to end, teaching you and demonstrating to you exactly what, why, and how we do it. The only thing you don’t have to do is get all hot and sweaty. You will learn what to do with furniture, art work, computers, carpet, vinyl flooring, ceramic tile, textured ceilings, flat paint, semi-gloss paint and many other items. You will learn more in the “working a scene” videos than you can possibly learn at a 3 or 4 day class held at a supplier or distributor’s facility.

Also if you want to I will personally assist you via email and phone support in setting up your own hands-on trauma scene mock-up rooms using real blood and tissue. But I don’t think you’ll need that once you finish the course.

Remember, people from Australia, the UK, Canada, and the United States spent thousands of dollars and did a lot of traveling to come to my 5-day course. You can receive the exact same education and certification as them for a fraction of the cost all because we are simply using the technology we have available to us today.

Greendale cleaning I see you’ve had a lot of trouble getting relies and answers to your questions. Please shoot me an email or give me a call and I’ll do everything I can to help you. You can be trained and certified by this time next week.

“A closed mind is like a closed book; just a block of wood” - Chinese Proverb


Regards,

Michael J. Tillman
Certified Safety and Heath Official
OSHA-Authorized Trainer
http://www.amdecon.com