Marc Petitclerc
About Marc Petitclerc
Marc Petitclerc is a Quality Controller at Intact Assurance, specializing in quality control for housing within the indemnification service. He has over three decades of experience in building estimation following disasters and holds certifications in drying, thermography, and microbial contamination.
Work at Intact Financial Corporation
Marc Petitclerc has been employed at Intact Assurance since 2012, serving as a Quality Controller in the indemnification service. His role focuses on ensuring quality control in housing, particularly in the context of claims related to disasters. With over a decade of experience at Intact, he has contributed to the company's commitment to delivering reliable and effective indemnification services.
Education and Expertise
Marc Petitclerc studied at Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy CNDF from 1989 to 1992, where he completed a program in TEEI- Évaluation et estimation immobilière et foncière, earning the designation of Technicien. His educational background equips him with the necessary skills for building estimation and quality control in the real estate sector.
Background in Building Estimation
Since 1992, Marc Petitclerc has worked in the field of building estimation, particularly following disasters. His extensive experience in this area has allowed him to develop a deep understanding of the complexities involved in assessing damages and determining appropriate compensation for affected properties.
Certifications and Professional Development
Marc Petitclerc has completed several certifications that enhance his expertise in quality control and restoration. He has obtained certifications in drying, thermography, and microbial contamination from the Institute of Inspection of Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). These certifications reflect his commitment to maintaining high standards in his field.
Previous Experience at Roche ltée, Groupe-conseil
Before joining Intact Assurance, Marc Petitclerc worked as an Estimateur coûts at Roche ltée, Groupe-conseil from 1998 to 2000 in Québec, Canada. This role provided him with valuable experience in cost estimation, further contributing to his expertise in building estimation and quality control.