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D.C. Mold Remediation Contractor License
Mold Remediation Contractor License
The mold remediation industry is booming. With our help you can become a licensed D.C. Mold Remediation Contractor in no time at all. Currently, 7 states handle the licensing at the state level: Florida, Louisiana, Texas, New York, Maryland, Washington DC, and Tennessee. We have online exam prep to help you pass each state exam on the first attempt. This page contains all the information you need to become a Washington D.C. mold remediator. For other states that don't administer these licenses, our Certified Mold Remediator (CMR) course is developed alongside the latest industry standards and regulations. It will teach you everything you need to know about identifying water damage, potential hazards, and remediation methods. It is completely online, and you can complete it at your own pace.
For those inevitable questions that require some explaining you can contact our team via live chat or email any time. You can also give us a call during weekday business hours. We can explain a concept or clarify something that isn't quite "clicking". Accelerate and Advance Your Career with a Certified Mold Remediator course.
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What type of work can be done with this license?
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Mold Remediation Contractor
A licensed mold remediator is permitted to prepare and carry out a mold remediation plan and interpret results of activities performed according to the plan. If the Mold Remediation Protocol specifies that PPE is necessary for remediation, all those working on the remediation must wear the specified PPE. An N-95 respirator is considered the minimum acceptable PPE. The licensee is responsible for providing appropriate PPE, fit testing, and training to all supervisees.
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Mold Assessment Contractor
A licensed mold assessor is permitted to record observations, take measurements, collect samples, plan and conduct surveys, prepare reports, and develop and evaluate mold remediation and management plans. If the licensee deems it necessary, all those working on the assessment must wear personal protective equipment (PPE). An N-95 respirator is considered the minimum acceptable PPE. The licensee is responsible for providing PPE, fit testing, and training to all supervisees. All sampling and laboratory analysis must be done according to industry best practices, and proper documentation and chain of custody procedures must be used.
How do I pass the exam?
The exams are open book. These references are permitted to be tabbed and highlighted! Unfortunately, our online course is NOT permitted to be accessed during the exam.
The exam prep includes math, plan reading, highlighting guides covering the topics your exam is based on, practice questions for each references, and unlimited attempts on our "test simulation".
Online Exam Prep Includes:
- Math/Calculations - Here, we teach you HOW to solve the problems on test day.
- Highlighting Guides - Introduce the critical information in your book(s).
- Practice Quizzes - Based on each individual book/reference, they reinforce key concepts.
- Test Simulation/Practice Exam - Comprehensive exams randomly generated from our database of questions. Restricted by time, and hints are disabled; as close to the real thing as you can get.
- Professional Test-Taking Tips - You mastered the content, now we show you how to keep calm and focused during the exam.
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How Do I Obtain a Mold Remediation License in Washington DC?
Passing an approved exam is not the only thing you must do to obtain a license. Applicants must submit a license application with the proper state or local boards and satisfy their individual licensing requirements. Review the requirements prior to sitting for the exam. The best place to find more details about the requirements is by contacting the issuing board directly.
How hard is the Mold Remediation Exam? We help people pass this exam every day via online exam prep courses and live support. We are so confident we can help you, we offer a No Pass, No Pay Guarantee on our exam prep courses.
The first step in obtain a mold licenses is to ensure you have met all the experience requirements. Below you can find a table outlining all the requirements.
The next step in obtaining a Mold License is to pass a state approved exam. At RocketCert, we have all the resources you need to pass on your first attempt.
Washington D.C. requires all mold professionals to obtain no less than 1 million dollars in General Liability Insurance. Without proof of insurance you cannot obtain a license.
Once you pass the exam and obtain all the required insurance, it is time to submit your application with all the required documentation and fees.
What the Requirements to Obtain a Mold Remediation License?
Experience
You must meet at least 1 of the following requirements:
- At least a two-year associate’s degree or equivalent, with at least thirty semester hours 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 documented relevant field experience or
- A certified industrial hygienist, a professional engineer, a professional registered sanitarian, a certified safety professional, or a registered architect, with at least six months of documented relevant field experience or
- A high school diploma or the equivalent, and a minimum of three years of documented relevant field experience
Other Requirements
- Pass an approved mold remediation exam
- All mold professionals must maintain general liability coverage of at least $1 million
- Mold assessment professionals must maintain errors and omissions insurance coverage for preliminary and post-remediation mold assessment
- Mold remediators must maintain an insurance that includes specific coverage for mold-related and general pollution claims
Why should I choose RocketCert?
At RocketCert, we strive to be the best (while having fun in the process). This means having not only the best quality of education, but also industry leading technology. Best yet, we are here for you 7 days a week. Have a question or comment? Give us a call or contact us to send us a message. Ready to begin? Select your State above and start immediately. Of course, you can resume later!
Why pay for something knowing your time with it is limited? At RocketCert, we believe in offering lifetime access to your training, even though it will not be needed.
Our education is written industry experts. We believe in helping you with your career, and that help begins with offering best in class education.
We are here for you. Have a question? Need support? Our team is available 7 days a week for technical support. We pride ourselves in taking care of you.
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