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Mold Training Schedule

A comprehensive one-day mold training course on indoor mold. The topics for this unique mold training course include:

  • how to recognize indoor mold,
  • how to develop effective sampling strategies,
  • how to interpret laboratory results and,
  • how to perform effective mold remediation/abatement.

For details and current course schedule please visit our mold training webpage at http://www.moldbacteria.com/training.html.

Certification Maintenance (CM) Points
The mold training course has been granted approval for CM points by the following organizations:

For registration, course dates or more details click mold training.

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