This NORMI™ Texas Certified Mold Remediator course meets the licensing requirements for Texas. The initial training prepares the student to enter the industry as a remediation professional.
As a NORMI™ Certified Mold Remediator, you will have the initial training you need for ALL non-licensing states nationwide, as well as Florida, Louisiana, Washington, DC, and the City of Portland, OR.
This course is designed to meet the criteria required by the States of Texas, Florida (Mold-Related Services Board of the DBPR), Louisiana, District of Columbia and Portland, OR for licensure as an IAQ/Mold Assessor. Students who attend this course receive written documentation evidencing specific training in “mold, moisture and respiratory protection”. This course includes detailed discussions regarding the licensing laws and NORMI Professional Practices. This course will help prepare the student for the NORMI approved state examination, also required for licensure.
NOTE: The State of Louisiana requires an additional training module (available through NORMI) and the District of Columbia will take the NORMI Certification for licensure, however, each state requires a separate certificate so additional charges may be incurred. For clarification or more information, contact NORMI at 877.251.2296 or email support@normi.org
ONSITE COURSES
LIVE ONLINE COURSES
- Anyone interested in knowing more about indoor air quality and mold
- Advanced training for Certified Mold Inspectors, Home Inspectors, General Contractors, Environmental Consultants and Industrial Hygienists
- Architects who want to construct “mold-free” structures
- Contractors interested in becoming licensed in Texas, Florida, Louisiana, or District of Columbia.
- Restoration contractors in non-licensing states who want more credibility with a national certification or state licensure.
- Contractor employee toolbox training, even if licensure is not needed
The NORMI Texas CMR is a fully licensed and insured professional, trained to meet specific state requirements for licensure, has completed at least 24 hours of education in mold assessment and remediation techniques including assessment, mold, moisture, and respiratory protection (PPE). Based on a NORMI proctored examination, accepted by the multiple states for licensure, this experienced professional develops and follows industry standard protocols for either sanitization and remediation based on IICRC S500, IICRC S520, NYS Guidelines, EPA Standards, ASTM and NORMI Professional Practices.
The NORMI Professional Practices Manual (over 200 pages) will be produced for each class and provided to each student to include, but not limited to, all power point slides, reference documentation, the applicable state licensing law, NORMI Professional Standards and definitions/acronyms.
Here is an overview of the 5-day program:
- D. Douglas Hoffman
- Lance Eisen
- Timothy Butler
- Alvaro Zuluaga
- Maxine Gomez
- Brian Westmoreland