The Mold Remediation Technician (MRT) and Mold Remediation Supervisor (MRS) courses are the RIA approved pre-requisite courses for those pursuing their advanced certification, the Certified Mold Professional (CMP). Those pursuing advanced certifications are encouraged to obtain detailed information on the RIA certification of interest to them, including the certification process and specific Applications for Candidacy. Please visit www.restorationindustry.org and click on the "Certification" button.

Mold Remediation Technician
Mold Remediation Supervisor (Intermediate level — also known as Project Supervisor)
Certified Mold Professional (Advanced level)
Mold Refresher
Mold Inspector
Customized Presentations

Mold Remediation Technician | Training Schedule

• Technician course consists of three days of training focused on teaching individuals how to set up various mold remediation projects and how to accomplish the specific removal and cleaning tasks associated with such projects. The course includes classroom discussion and hands-on activities. The Fungal Contamination textbook is included in the class registration.
• Continuing education credits: RIA-3; IICRC-1 mold, 2 cleaning/restoration; NADCA-4 credits

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Mold Remediation Supervisor | Training Schedule

• This 2-day course focuses on why we choose certain variations of the requirements for various projects and when we do them. The focus is the project supervisor who must have skills in choosing from a variety of techniques and requirements to best suit a particular project. The course draws heavily on case studies and thinking exercises as well as group dynamics and integration of cost factors into mold remediation. The heaviest emphasis is on risk assessment, selection of containment and decontamination unit options, communication of information to technicians and clients, and a deeper understanding of the various standards of care in the industry. The Mold Remediation Technician course is a prerequisite.
• Continuing education credits: RIA-2; IICRC-1 mold, 2 cleaning/restoration; NADCA-4 credits

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Certified Mold Professional | Training Schedule

• This 3-day advanced course focuses on identifying what is impacting the interior of a building and which general cleaning approaches would be appropriate for improving the indoor environment.
• Continuing education credits: RIA-3; IICRC-1 mold, 2 cleaning/restoration; NADCA-4 credits

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Mold Refresher | Training Schedule

• Fungal remediation practices and guidelines have changed dramatically in the past year. This one day mold refresher course is designed to provide remediators, consultants, inspectors, and property managers with the latest information on:
• Standards and guidelines promulgated at the national and state levels
• Health effects and potential connection between mold and illnesses
• Engineering controls to improve efficiency when isolating and removing mold contamination
• Efficient methods for dealing with complex remediation problems such as crawlspaces, vaulted ceilings, contents, etc.
• Pro-active management of the project through quality control efforts including post-remediation evaluation techniques
• This lively course also is structured to allow the students' experience with difficult projects to serve as a launching point for the discussions and hands-on exercises.

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Mold Inspector  | Training Schedule

• If individuals are focusing on inspecting and managing mold projects rather than conducting the actual remediation, the Mold Inspection for the Indoor Environment Professional course is the initial training. The focus of this two-day course is on procedures for site investigation, development of sampling schemes, identification and quantification of visible and hidden mold, evaluation of set-up and engineering controls, and post-remediation evaluation protocol.

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Conducting Effective Indoor Air Quality Investigations   | Training Schedule

• Both consultants and contractors can benefit from this course. This three-day presentation provides attendees with a broad knowledge base and a definitive approach to IAQ investigations. It helps them understand the scope of investigations, evaluate ventilation concerns, chemical contaminants, biological problems and environmental parameters such as temperature and light inside buildings. Participants learn about the basics of building and HVAC systems and differences in bioaerosol sampling techniques. Critical information is presented regarding processes for proper documentation, drawing conclusions, and techniques for communicating information gathered from IAQ investigations without creating panic.
• Continuing education credits: RIA-1.5 credits

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Build Broader Markets from Specialized Skills   | Training Schedule

• With nearly twenty years experience as consultants in the remediation and restoration field, Wonder Makers can help contractors succeed by a showing them how to Build Broader Markets From Specialized Skills. The discussion helps explain how industry and society trends influence specific segments of the remediation industry. It provides a logical format for contractors to examine the various aspects of cleaning and restoration
  (everything from basic janitorial services to hazardous material clean up) and determine where their skill sets best match up with existing or emerging markets.
• Continuing education credits: RIA-.5 credits

Cleaning & Infection Control Efforts in an Age of MRSA   | Training Schedule

• The job of cleaning and infection control professionals is constantly changing as new threats to occupant health emerge. Join us and learn practical approaches to improving cleaning procedures to efficiently bolster infection control.

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Customized Presentations

• Our knowledgeable instructors can personalize presentations for your group. Call 888-382-4154 to discuss customized presentations at your facility.

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