Mold - Remediation Worker Initial

The mold worker course consists of 8 hours of training designed to give attendees a general understanding of mold as well as an overview of mold remediation practices and personal protective equipment.

Description

This introductory course is designed for individuals who will perform mold remediation under the supervision of an experienced mold remediation supervisor.  Attendees can expect to obtain an excellent understanding of mold basics and  procedures for testing, management and mitigation of mold in institutional, commercial and residential structures.

The course includes classroom instruction on background information, health effects, mold remediation equipment and techniques, personal protective equipment, and other safety hazards associated with mold remediation.

The course includes classroom discussion only.

 

 

Topics Covered

Topics:

  • Background Information
  • Health Effects
  • Introduction and History of Mold Remediation
  • Definitions
  • Overview of a Mold Remediation Project
  • Equipment and tools used for mold remediation
  • Containment Types and Construction
  • Decontamination Chambers and Procedures
  • Contamination Removal (Structure & Contents)
  • Biocides, Antimicrobial & Cleaning Products and Techniques
  • Equipment Care and Cleaning
  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • Final Cleaning/Disposal Issues/Clearance Criteria/Project Closure

Prerequisites

None

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