How to Become a Mold Inspector
Becoming a mold inspector requires certification by an accredited organization or training program, such as the National Organization of Remediators and Mold Inspectors or the Professional Mold Inspection Institute. The organization or program you choose should offer certification that's recognized by your state. To become a certified mold inspector, you'll have to complete a course that typically involves eight to fifteen hours of class time.
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Do a simple online search for "mold inspector certification course" to locate organizations or training programs that offer this program. One example is the Best Training School.
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Locate the "Courses" listing on the site of your choice, and click the relevant title, such as "Mold Inspector Certification" or "Certified Mold Inspector" for each program you're comparing.
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Compare the various courses and choose the one that best meets your educational needs. Also, be sure the course you choose meets your state's requirements for certified mold inspectors.
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Once you choose an organization or training program, select the type of course that best meets your educational needs and preferred method of learning. Your options will most likely be an on-site course, an online course, or a home-study course.
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Once enrolled, attend and participate in the training session to become a certified mold inspector.
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Tips & Warnings
Take advantage of any free services offered by the organization or training program you choose. Organizations often provide free support and advice services for mold inspectors certified through their programs.
