News: Green Buildings
Posted: January 20, 2010
DKI achieves Green Risk Professional designation
Disaster Kleenup International (DKI) has achieved the Green Risk Professional designation established by Vale Training Solutions.
DKI made the decision to partner with Vale Training Solutions for Green Risks training in response to the market's demand for green building. DKI is a leading provider of quality emergency and reconstruction services for commercial, residential and insurance clients throughout North America and the curriculum provided in Vale's Green Risks courses has allowed DKI to continue at the forefront of industry trends.
Property owners understand the long-term advantages of 'going green' and insurance carriers have responded with green coverage for new environmentally sustainable construction or renovation following a loss.
DKI understand the makeup of green buildings, products used in green buildings, rating systems and insurance coverage as it relates to these elements. *
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