Curso de Mold Assessment en Florida para Home inspector?

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Curso de Mold Assessment en Florida para Home inspector? puedo realizar el curso y agregar servicios de Air sample mold testing en Florida? gracias

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No, tienes que ser un evaluador de moho con licencia estatal.

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Si correcto cuales son los requisitos de un inspector para estudiar mold asesor license ?

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To become a licensed Florida Mold Assessor or Remediator, you must meet educational and experience requirements, which typically include a degree in a science field or a high school diploma with several years of related experience. You also need documented training, pass a state-approved exam, submit to a background check, pay fees, and maintain the required general liability insurance. The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) oversees these requirements.

General Requirements

  • Age: Must be at least 18 years old.

  • Application & Fees: Submit a completed application to the DBPR and pay the required fees.

  • Background Check: Undergo a criminal background check.

  • Insurance: Obtain general liability insurance of at least $1 million for mold remediators.

  • Training: Demonstrate documented training in water damage, mold, and respiratory protection.

Licensure by Examination

This is for applicants new to Florida’s licensing system.

  1. 1. Education & Experience:

  • Mold Assessor: A two-year associate’s degree in a science-related field (e.g., microbiology, engineering, industrial hygiene) and at least one year of field experience in microbial sampling or investigation.

  • Mold Remediator: A two-year associate’s degree and one year of experience in a field related to mold remediation.

  • High School Diploma: A high school diploma or equivalent with four years of documented field experience in microbial sampling (for assessors) or mold remediation (for remediators).

  • 2. Documentation of Experience:

Experience must be documented with at least 15 mold assessment or remediation invoices for each year of experience claimed.

  • 3. Approved Training:

Complete state-approved training in water, mold, and respiratory protection.

  • 4. Pass the Exam:

Pass a state-approved written examination covering mold assessment or remediation.

  • 5. Submit Application:

Submit the application, supporting documents, and fees to the DBPR.

Licensure by Endorsement

This option is for those already licensed in another state with substantially equivalent requirements.

  1. Submit Application: Submit an application and required fees to the DBPR.
  • Background Check: Undergo a criminal background check.
  • Eligible Out-of-State Licenses:
  • Have held a valid license for at least 10 years in another state or territory.
  • Or, hold a current, valid license from a state with requirements substantially equivalent to Florida’s. You must provide a certificate of licensure from your home state.

Continuing Education

After obtaining your initial license, you must complete 14 hours of state-approved continuing education every two years to maintain it

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Hey Marc,
excellent information i check this thank so much

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