Course Cost: $295.00
Course Value
Have you seen potential mold at a property but were not sure about the proper way to sample it? Did you know mold can start to grow within 24 hours of a moisture event? Are you already performing mold inspections but would like to learn new and advanced techniques?
This course will give you a refresher of typical mold inspections as well as the new methods of inspection using thermal imaging, particle counters and viable/culture sampling. You will also learn how to conduct proper Post Remediation Verification (PRV) inspection and sampling.
Everything you learn will give you the ability to supply the proper information to your clients, and remediation companies.
This course has been designed to help you identify potential mold concerns for your clients by inspection, sampling, and report interpretation techniques.
Syllabus
Overview of Advanced Mold Inspection Protocols and Procedures
Review of Non-Viable Mold Sampling Methods
History and background
Ethics
Air Sampling Procedures
Direct Sampling Procedures
Carpet Sampling Procedures
Bulk Sampling
Chain-of-Custody
Access to Reports
Interpreting Lab Reports
Review of Work Place Safety
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Requirements
Types of Respirators
Body Protection
Advanced Mold Sampling Methods and Techniques
Overview
Viable or Culturable Testing
Agar Solutions
Impactor Sampling Procedures
Airborne Particle Counters
ERMI
Thermal Imaging
Documenting Your Work
Regulations
Specific Protocols
How to Complete a Professional Microbial Field Assessment Form
Overview of Mold Remediation
Steps for Remediation
PRV Protocols
Industry References
Assessments
Containment Levels
Proper Photos
Pass/Fail
Business Practices
Interacting with a Potential Client
Blank Microbial Inspection Forms
Example Client Agreement
PRV Checklist
Continuing Education Credits
CEU's for this style of learning are available for the following professional and State organizations;
AmIAQC (ACAC)- 7 RC's (meets recommendations for ACAC Exam)
ASHI - 2 CE's
NADA - 4 CEC's
NAHI - 8 CEU's
InterNACHI - 8 CEU's
NEHA - Category II - 8 CEU's
IICRC - 1 CEC
Mississippi Home Inspection Licensing Board - 8 CEU's
Oregon Construction Contractors Board - 8 CEU's
South Dakota Real Estate Commission - 8 CEU's
Florida DEP - 7.5 Contact Hours
Florida Association of Building Inspectors - 7 Hours
Florida Board of Engineers - 2 CEU's
New Jersey State Board of Home Inspection and Advisory Committee - 8 CEU's
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance - 8 Hours
General Questions and Answers
How much can I charge for an inspection? On a national average inspectors charge $125 per sample. Another idea is to charge $200 for a consultation and then apply that towards the samples that may need to be taken.
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