Mold Awareness, Prevention, and Remediation Training for Property Management Teams

Mold Awareness, Prevention, and Remediation Training for Property Management Teams

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Mold Awareness, Prevention, and Remediation Training

Essential training for property managers, landlords, maintenance staff, and professionals to identify, prevent, and remediate mold hazards effectively.

Course Overview

This course covers the causes of indoor mold growth, health risks, regulatory requirements, inspection and sampling techniques, remediation strategies, and best practices for tenant management and long-term mold prevention. Designed in accordance with OSHA, EPA, and IAC2 standards, and incorporating AIHA recommendations, participants will gain skills to mitigate mold hazards, maintain safe properties, and reduce liability risks.

Who Should Take This Course?

  • Property Managers and Landlords: Ensure compliance, protect tenants, and prevent mold-related liabilities.
  • Maintenance and Janitorial Staff: Identify moisture issues, conduct inspections, and apply best practices.
  • Building Inspectors and Housing Authorities: Assess mold risks and enforce regulations.
  • Real Estate Professionals: Recognize mold hazards impacting property value and transactions.
  • Contractors and Restoration Specialists: Perform mold remediation effectively following industry standards.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand causes and conditions for mold growth indoors
  • Identify health risks associated with mold exposure
  • Apply inspection and sampling techniques for mold assessment
  • Implement remediation strategies according to best practices and regulations
  • Ensure compliance with OSHA, EPA, and IAC2 standards
  • Manage tenant communication and long-term prevention measures

Upon completing the Mold Awareness, Prevention, and Remediation Training, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the causes and conditions that lead to mold growth in residential and commercial properties.
  • Recognize the health risks and structural impacts associated with mold exposure.
  • Identify common signs of mold and moisture intrusion in various building areas.
  • Implement effective mold prevention strategies as part of routine property maintenance.
  • Understand industry best practices and safety guidelines for mold remediation.
  • Follow appropriate procedures for containment, removal, and cleanup of mold-affected areas.
  • Select and use suitable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during remediation efforts.
  • Ensure compliance with relevant health and safety regulations concerning indoor air quality.
  • Develop a proactive response plan to address mold issues before they escalate.
  • Communicate effectively with tenants and maintenance teams regarding mold concerns and resolution steps.

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