2009 Two Story/Steep Rope and Harness Adjuster Certification in Houston | Well-Adjusted

Category 2 Earl Heads for Cape Cod September 3, 2010
Hi, Dr. Rob Carver with your early-morning blog update. Earl is starting to pass the Outer Banks, all tropical warnings south of Cape Lookout, NC have been discontinued, and the hurricane watch for North Carolina has been canceled. Looking at our METAR history page, it is apparent the low pressure center of Earl is now moving away from Cape Hatteras.As of 50 […]
Category 2 Earl Passes the Outer Banks, Heads for Cape Cod September 3, 2010
Hi, Dr. Rob Carver with your evening blog update. Earl continues to weaken, as he is now a category 2 storm. EarlAs of 11PM EDT, Earl is a Category 2 storm with sustained winds of 105 mph. From the advisory, Earl is located at 33.8 N, 74.4 W, 115 miles south-southeast of Cape Hatteras, NC and 570 miles south-southwest of Nantucket, MA. On average, Earl is cu […]
Earl significantly weakening September 2, 2010
Hurricane Earl has significantly weakened today. The Hurricane Hunters found a central pressure of 948 mb at 4:06pm EDT, a large 20 mb rise from the 928 mb pressure of the 5am EDT advisory this morning. The aircraft found flight level winds at 10,000 feet of 124 mph, which translates to surface winds at the boundary between Category 2 and Category 3 strength […]
Earl: 3rd strongest hurricane on record so far north in U.S. coastal waters September 2, 2010
Hurricane Earl strengthened significantly overnight, and its Category 4 140 mph winds make it the third strongest Atlantic hurricane on record so far north in U.S. coastal waters. Only Hurricane Esther of 1961 and Hurricane Connie of 1955 made it farther north in U.S. coastal waters at a higher strength. Both storms had winds 5 mph stronger than Earl--145 mp […]
Category 4 Earl Approaches the East Coast September 2, 2010
Hi, Dr. Rob Carver with your evening blog update. It's a busy night in the tropics with category 4 Hurricane Earl and Tropical Storms Fiona and Gaston in the Atlantic. We'll focus on Earl tonight.EarlAs of 11PM EDT, Earl is a Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 140 mph and faster gusts. From the advisory, Earl is located at 27.8 N, 73.8 W, 520 […]

Rope & Harness Certification for Two Story/Steep Roofs

There is still opportunity to register for Rope & Harness Adjuster Certification in 2009. While most courses have already been booked through to 2010, we do still have availability in the October 29th and November 14th Sessions. Learn More

This is a very small (8 students), intensive, and hands-on day of training from an industry-wide recognized leader in Two Story/Steep Safety training. The course is in very high demand from insurance companies who want to train their own staff adjusters. Independent adjusters holding this certification will greatly enhance their professional tool-kit and will see more opportunities for longer, more lucrative deployment both during storm season and for daily, non-cat work. Learn More

Here are a few photos of our System Training Course:

Rope and Harness Training is a must for Claims Professionals handling Steep Roofs

Rope and Harness Training allows Claims Professionals to confidently negotiate Steep Roofs

System Course with 4 different Roof Pitches

System Course with 4 different roofs allows Students to practice on a variety of common pitches.

Written by: Daniel Kerr on October 26, 2009.

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