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How do I get mold certified in Florida?
Requirements to Become a Licensed Mold Inspector in Florida Education: You must have a high school diploma or equivalent. Experience: You must have at least two years of experience in mold inspection, mold remediation, or a related field. Exam: You must pass the mold inspector exam with a passing score or higher.
How long does it take to get a mold license in Florida?
The process to become a certified mold inspector or remediator in Florida can be completed in a few weeks if you are prepared and organized. NETI offers both initial and renewal courses that can be taken online or in person.
Do you need a license to test for mold in Florida?
If youre going to be a mold assessor or remediator, you have to be licensed but not as both. Theres a reason for thisthe mold assessor should return after the remediator has done their work to ensure the problem is actually fixed.
What certifications should a mold inspector have?
The ACAC offers the best, accredited certification programs available for mold inspectors. Many mold inspectors simply have a training certificate. There is a difference between training certificates and accredited certifications. Training is vocational schooling.
What do you need to do mold remediation in Florida?
Mold remediators must have: a two-year degree in microbiology, engineering, architecture, industrial hygiene, occupational safety, or a related field of science from an accredited institution and a minimum of one year of field experience, or.
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Can a home inspector test for mold in Florida?
A home inspection isnt necessarily the best solution for mold detection. While its true that certified home inspectors provide a thorough job, mold isnt usually their priority. Home inspectors would rather leave the job for certified mold assessors.
Do mold inspectors have to be licensed in Florida?
In Florida, a mold assessor cant offer to perform any remediation work within a year of their assessment. A mold remediator isnt legally allowed to provide services to a property owner without being legally licensed in mold remediation and water repair.