This 4-day course explores mold and sewage remediation techniques, as well as critical safety procedures and regulations designed to protect human health.

Far more than just a “mold class,” the Applied Microbial Remediation Technician course covers common microbial substances encountered by water damage professionals, including mold, bacteria, viruses, and parasites. 

Ideal for: Professionals in multiple industries including: environmental regulations, insurance, property management, disaster restoration, and indoor environmental quality (IEQ).

Location Address:

1312 W Washington St
Orlando, FL 32805
United States

Class Schedule:

The following schedule applies to all days of training.

• 8:00 AM - class begins
• 12:00pm - break for lunch
• 5:00 PM - class ends

*Additional breaks will be taken in the morning and afternoon at the instructor's discretion.

Rachel Adams

Rachel Adams has been involved in the water damage and environmental health industries for more than 23 years. She holds a dual bachelor degree in Environmental Health Sciences and Medical Technology (Toxicology) from Purdue University. She is certified by the American Society of Clinical Pathologists. She also holds a Master Restorer designation from the IICRC through her training, dedication and field experience.

 

To earn certification, students must pass the certification exam, which is available for an additional fee paid directly to the IICRC. Students must visit www.iicrc.org to register online and submit the exam fee prior to or on the first day of class. Please contact the IICRC with any questions regarding this process