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Our classes train and certify students in the process of testing for household mold and toxic mold, evaluating mold problems, the damage caused by mold and other air and water
quality issues.
Our instructors are trained in the latest mold detection, abatement and removal techniques, and present classes designed to fit the industry by being dynamic, informative, and
interesting.
Dynamic because the indoor air and mold testing and abatement industry is ever-changing with new problems to solve and new solutions to implement.
Informative by packing the allotted time for each class with a wealth of the latest information and resources to better inform and educate the student.
Interesting because our Trainers use a variety of teaching tools and techniques to vary the instruction using DVDs, High-Speed Internet, Live Streaming Video, and
Lectures.
When you add to the mix the finest hi-tech Continuing Education in the industry, the NORMI member is assured an education that will keep him current with this ever-changing
field. Read some of the testimonials and you'll be more convinced than ever that the Best Training School is truly what it claims to be, "Training for the 21st Century".
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Florida DBPR Mold-Related Services Board Examinations
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To facilitate your finding the class suitable to your needs, please simply move your cursor over the selected course and click. A drop-down box will appear with a short explanation of the course. A link is then provided to take you to the specific course landing page with details on the course, instructions for pre-requisites and class dates/locations for onsite and online links.
If you have any questions regarding a specific course, please contact Customer Support at 1.888.856.4803. For information regarding the certification process, contact NORMI at 1.877.251.2296
IAQ Courses (Indoor Air Quality)
Water Damage/Restoration Classes
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MDP - 101 Mold Damage Prevention (Water Loss)
This course is designed to teach onsite technicians, who perform mold remediation as a result of water damage, about water damage, its effects and techniques for drying of structures.
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CWR - 102 Mold Contaminated Water Restoration
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CST - 103 Mold Customer Service Technician
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MDOC - 201 Technical Documentation for Mold Projects
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ADP - 202 Advanced Mold Drying Professional (Structural Drying)
Mold Courses (Assessment and Remediation)
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CBA - Certified Biocide Applicator
Applies approved, green technology, safe and proven anti-microbials, protectants, encapsulates, biocides, and other chemicals for the prevention and control of surface microbes including mold,
bacteria, and algae.
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CMA - Certified Mold Assessor
The CMA is a fully licensed and insured professional, trained to meet specific state requirements for licensure (where applicable), who has completed at least 24 hours of education in advanced
mold assessment techniques including mold, water, and respiratory protection (PPE). Based on a NORMI proctored examination, this experienced professional develops an IAQ profile using investigative
techniques and writes protocol for either sanitization or remediation based on IICRC S500, IICRC S520, NYC Guidelines, and EPA Standards. The CMA has also been trained in corrosive drywall (CDW or
Chinese Drywall) screening and mitigation, based on the latest information provided by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), EPA, and other governmental controlling agencies.
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CMR - Certified Mold Remediator
The CMR is a fully licensed and insured professional, trained to meet specific state requirements for licensure (where applicable), who has completed at least 30 hours of education in mold
remediation techniques including assessment, mold, water, and respiratory protection (PPE). Based on a NORMI proctored examination, this experienced professional develops follows industry standard
protocols for either sanitization and remediation based on IICRC S500, IICRC S520, NYS Guidelines, and EPA Standards. The CMR has also been trained in corrosive drywall (CDW or Chinese Drywall)
screening and mitigation, based on the latest information provided by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), EPA, and other governmental controlling agencies.
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CMW - Certified Mold Worker
The CMW (certified mold worker) is trained in the processes leading to and involved in the remediation of mold from indoor environments. Those who work in the mold industry should understand the basic mycology of mold, the seven components of indoor air quality, moisture control, sanitization techniques, remediation guidelines, "generally accepted practices" including personal protection equipment (PPE), hazards communication (HazCom), and OSHA safe workplace practices.
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CPW - Certified Protocol Writer
The NORMI Certified Protocol Writer (CPW) has been trained as an Assessor and understands the remediation concepts that support the IICRC S5200, IICRC S520, NYC Guildelines, and EPA Standards.
Based on the NORMI Proctored Examination, this experienced and well-trained professional develops a protocol that follows industry standards and supports the NORMI Certificate of Sanitization
program, assuring the client that the project will be done correctly and according to General Accepted Industry Standards. The CPW develops a Scope of Work that protects the Remediator from down-side
litigation and the homeowner from the recurrence of mold infestation.
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MRSA - Florida Mold Assessor
This course is designed to meet the criteria required by the State of Florida Mold-Related Services Board of the DBPR for licensure as an assessor. Students who attend this course receive
documentation evidencing specific training in "mold, moisture and respiratory protection" as well as detailed discussions regarding the Florida Standards of Practice. This course may serve as an exam
prep course for the approved State examination, also required for licensure.
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MRSR - Florida Mold Remediator
This course is designed to meet the criteria required by the State of Florida Mold-Related Services Board of the DBPR for licensure as a remediator. Students who attend this course receive documentation evidencing specific training in "mold, moisture and respiratory protection" as well as detailed discussions regarding the Florida Standards of Practice. This course may serve as an exam prep course for the approved State examination, also required for licensure
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NYMA - New York Mold Assessor
The New York State Labor Law requires 32 hours of training in mold, moisture, respiratory protection, protocol writing, post-remediation clearance and a proctored examination. This onsite course includes extensive hands-on training including sampling processes, PPE, building containment, establishing negative pressure and fresh air makeup. Once the applicant completes these two requirements onsite, offered by NORMI, application is made directly to the State for licensure.
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NYRC - New York Mold Remediation Contractor
The New York State Labor Law requires 24 hours of training in mold, moisture, respiratory protection, protocol writing, post-remediation clearance and a proctored examination. This onsite course includes extensive hands-on training including sampling processes, PPE, building containment, establishing negative pressure and fresh air makeup. Once the applicant completes these two requirements onsite, offered by NORMI, application is made directly to the State for licensure.
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NYAW - New York Mold Abatement Worker
The New York State Labor Law requires 16 hours of training in mold, moisture, respiratory protection, hazard communication, workplace safety and a proctored examination. This onsite course includes extensive hands-on training including sampling processes, PPE, building containment, establishing negative pressure and fresh air makeup. Once the applicant completes these two requirements onsite, offered by NORMI, application is made directly to the State for licensure.
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TXCMR - Texas Mold Remediation Contractor
The Texas State - TDLR - requires 40 hours of training in mold, moisture, respiratory protection, hazard communication, workplace safety, the Texas licensing law and a proctored examination. This ONSITE course includes extensive hands-on training including sampling processes (for pre-, interim and pre- sampling), PPE, building containment, establishing negative pressure and fresh air makeup. Once the applicant completes these two requirements onsite, offered by NORMI, application is made directly to the State of Texas for licensure.
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Florida CE Classes (*CEFL designation)
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CEFL01 - Mold, Moisture and SOP
This is a two (2) day onsite course that includes training in the areas of mold, moisture and Standards of Practice. It is usually paired with the initial three-day training as the first two days
and covers the basic materials dealing with mold, how it grows, how it affects our health, moisture and moisture intrusion, and Standards of Practice. For a detailed review of the tick-tock
(schedule) for this class, see our CMA/CMR or MRSA/MRSR schedules. Onsite Course #0000090
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CEFL02 - Mold, SOP and IR/Thermal Imaging
This is a two (2) day onsite course that includes training in the areas of mold, moisture and IR/Thermal Imaging. It is usually paired with the initial three-day training as the first two days and
covers the basic materials dealing with mold, how it grows, how it affects our health, moisture and moisture intrusion, and Thermal Imaging. For a detailed review of the tick-tock (schedule) for this
class, see our CMA/CMR or MRSA/MRSR schedules. Onsite Course #0000050 Read More
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CEFL03 - Mold Protocol Writer
Many assessors struggles with writing a legible remediation protocol that guides the remediator through either the sanitization or remediation project. This four (4) hours CEU course is a great
stand-alone course for those who wish to learn how to write effective and easy to use remediation protocol. In a desktop setting, the student is taught how to create a remediation protocol template
using MSWord, the IICRC S-520, NY City Guidelines and the NORMI Professional Practices. This generic Mold Remediation Protocol (MRP) can then be easily modified to fit any project, small or large.
Once completed, the student may apply for NORMI certification based on specific criteria and under separate cover.
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CEFL04 - Mold Health Concerns
Must has been written about the health concerns connected with mold and other IAQ contaminants. This one (1) hour CEU course details some of the physical reactions associated with mold and
highlights the importance of protecting the occupants and workers from mold exposures. The information contained in this class is provided with backup documentation gives a clear understanding of how
mold may affect our health.
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CEFL05 - Protecting the Public
It is the responsibility of the remediation contractors, technicians and mold workers to protect themselves and the occupants from mold contamination in indoor environments. This one (1) hour CEU
course emphasizes the importance of avoiding scare tactics while incorporating good solid documented information and practices that will protect the public during and after a mold project.
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CEFL06 - Mold Guidelines and Standards of Practice
The mold profession training often lacks details and approved standards but utilizes a host of materials to create guidelines for best practices. This three (3) hour takes the student through the
standard guidelines and library resource generally used for mold assessment and remediation with specific emphasis on the insurable NORMI Professional Practices as it becomes an integral part of any
mold sanitization or remediation process.
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CEFL07 - Mold Remediation Processes
Having a clear system for practicing remediation gives confident to the contractor and the workers that projects will go smoothly resulting in consistent outcome. This four (4) hour CEU course
introduces the "NORMI 30 Steps to Successful Remediation", a checklist to govern all remediation projects whether small or large. Based on industry standards including the IICRC S-520 and NORMI
Professional Practices this is one of the most practical courses on remediation offered to mold assessors, remediation contractors and mold technician/workers on the market today.
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CEFL08 - Mold Assessment Report Writing
Many assessors struggle with writing the assessment report because it requires a clear understanding of all the pieces of a big puzzle, how to organize the information and draw conclusions in a
clear, concise report. This four (4) hour CEU course is a great stand-alone course for those who wish to learn how to write effective report which interprets, for the client, the information
collected during the assessment process. In a desktop setting, the student is taught how to create a Mold Assessment Report (MAR) using MSWord. This generic report template can then be easily
modified for future projects saving time and energy in the process.
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CEFL09 - Mold Assessment Best Practices
Lacking in the industry has been clear, insurable best practices for the assessment side of the profession. This one (1) hour CEU course takes the student through the NORMI Professional Practices
so the he/she will understand how to utilize this resource in bids, proposals and reports to shift liability from his/her shoulders and create a consistent system by which all assessments
processed.
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CEFL10 - Mold Remediation Best Practices
Lacking in the industry has been clear, insurable best practices for the remediation side of the profession. This one (1) hour CEU course takes the student through the NORMI Professional Practices
so the he/she will understand how to utilize this resource in completing successful sanitization and remediation projects using insurable practices. These professional practices complement existing
practices whether those practices are based on NY City Guidelines or IICRC S-520.
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CEFL11 - Florida Mold Licensing Law
Understanding the mold licensing law as it applies to mold professionals in Florida is critical to protecting yourself from downside litigation. This one (1) hour CEU course takes the student
through the Florida Mold Licensing Law Chapter 468. This class is a practical discussion of the implications of the licensing law and how it impacts your business.
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CEFL12 - Mold Damage Restoration Technician (MDRT)
The Mold Damage Restoration Technician (MDRT) course is designed to teach restoration personnel that perform remediation work to give them a better concept of water damage, it's effects and techniques for drying of structures. This course will give residential and commercial maintenance personnel the background to understand the procedures necessary to deal with water losses, sewer backflows, and contamination such as mold.
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CEFL13 - Advanced Level 2 Assessment Training
NORMI is introducing this much anticipated and requested course for those who have had CMA/MRSA training and want to gain CEUs and/or work toward a new and advanced assessment certification. This core 14 hour course will fulfill FL CEU requirements for MRSA or MRSR licensees. It is also the core requirement for a brand new NORMI certification. (Additional coursework required). Set yourself apart from your competition!
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CEFL14 - Mold Odor Abatement
NORMI™ introduces this 14 hour course built around how to eliminate and manage malodors. During the remediation process and after, odors can be problematic for much of the population so understanding where these odors come from and how to eliminate them with current technologies is a must.
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CEFL16 - Mold Project Lead Removal
The purpose of this class is to educate mold remediators on the proper removal and disposal of lead contaminated mold-infected construction materials. This class includes instruction through video and hands-on training that equips the licensed mold assessor to write appropriate protocol and remediators to do the proper job.
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CEFL18 - Mold Business Marketing
This course is designed to help entrepreneurs better understand client dynamics and how to present their product and services to a ever-changing marketplace.
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CEFL19 - Mold Assessment Refresher Course (MARC)
This course, formerly titled IAQ Strategy, Sampling and Solutions, has become one of the most popular courses for assessors because it expands the assessment discussion to include hands-on training in the three identified areas: Strategy, Sampling, and Solutions.
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CEFL20 - Certified Mold Remediation for Sensitized Individual
This course is designed to train remediation and assessment contractors on the special techniques and protocols that should be used when dealing with sensitized individuals. Although substantial progress has been made in the last two decades in developing appropriate procedures, industry guidelines, and even regulations regarding mold remediation; most of those efforts have been directed toward remediation that produces an environment that is safe for typical occupants. However, experience has shown that such "standard" remediation projects, even when done in full compliance with the current industry standard of care, often are not enough to create a safe environment for individuals who have become sensitized to mold.
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CEFL21 - Mold Remediation Refresher Course (MRRC) 14 hrs
This course is an advanced refresher course for those remediators who would like to hone their skills and see some of the new techniques and products being utilized in the mold remediation industry.
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CEFL22 - Environmental Allergen Assessor (NCEAA) 14 hrs.
This course is specifically designed for the person who intends to promote himself/herself as an IAQ professional. This will enable the professional to utilize a nationally recognized NORMI™ certification to establish credibility in the medical arena.
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CEFL23 - NORMI Certified Microbial Professional (NCMP™)
The NCMP™ represents the highest-level training available in the mold remediation industry. From its inception, it incorporated a number of features which set it apart from other offerings in the restoration industry.
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CEFL25 - Indoor Environmental Health Assessment (IEHA)
This course is designed to provide you with specific tools you can use to address the issues encountered by the people in an indoor environment, just like you have tools for addressing the building issues. The results gained from the use of these tools then allow you to address the building issues with more clarity and focus.
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CEFL26 - CEFL26 - NORMI™ Certified Moisture Thermographer (NCMT™)
This course is designed to give an overview of infrared cameras and the use of thermography in the detection of moisture and mold in building structures.
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Building Science Courses
Spanish Training Courses
Specialty Courses (BTS Will Develop Specific Curricula)
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CBA - Certified Biocide Applicator
Applies approved, green technology, safe and proven anti-microbials, protectants, encapsulates, biocides, and other chemicals for the prevention and control of surface microbes including mold,
bacteria, and algae.
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CIEA - Certified Indoor Environmental Advisor
The Highest level of training in all areas of indoor air quality and water, including the latest techniques for addressing both. The Certified Indoor Environmental Advisor is able to develop an
entire Indoor Environmental Impact Evaluation and offer extensive solutions affecting indoor air quality and water.
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CLAM - Certified Lead, Asbestos and Mold Worker
The CLAM (certified lead, asbestos and mold worker) is trained in the processes leading to and involved in the remediation of lead, asbestos and mold from indoor environments. This entry level course meets the EPA Lead RRP requirement and trains the worker in the proper techniques related to lead, asbestos and mold assessment and remediation. Many states require specific training in asbestos or mold and this class may serve as a pre-requisite for licensure but is not designed to meet all training requirements in those specific fields.
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NCMI - NORMI Certified Microbial Inspector
The NORMI Certified Microbial Inspector (NCMI™) is a trained IAQ professional who understands the value of improving the indoor environment by utilizing pre and post testing to offer IAQ solutions to the client.
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NCMS - NORMI Certified Microbial Screener
The NORMI Certified Microbial Screener (NCMS™) is designed specifically for Home Inspectors, this course is designed to help inspectors respond to a client's request for identifying potential microbial growth while protecting the inspector from potential litigation or insurance liability.
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NTP - NORMI Trained Professional
Best Training School offers classes on a variety of subjects including indoor air quality, drinking water quality, "Mold-Free Construction" building practices, and technical training on specific
products. Although these classes do not qualify for NORMI Certification status, they are recognized as meeting the same strict criteria of
professionalism and commitment to accuracy.
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Environmental Courses (Indoor Environments)
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CIEA - Certified Indoor Environmental Advisor
The Highest level of training in all areas of indoor air quality and water, including the latest techniques for addressing both. The Certified Indoor Environmental Advisor is able to develop an
entire Indoor Environmental Impact Evaluation and offer extensive solutions affecting indoor air quality and water.
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CLAM - Certified Lead, Asbestos and Mold Worker
The CLAM (certified lead, asbestos and mold worker) is trained in the processes leading to and involved in the remediation of lead, asbestos and mold from indoor environments. This entry level course meets the EPA Lead RRP requirement and trains the worker in the proper techniques related to lead, asbestos and mold assessment and remediation. Many states require specific training in asbestos or mold and this class may serve as a pre-requisite for licensure but is not designed to meet all training requirements in those specific fields.
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NCEAA™ - NORMI™ Certified Environmental Allergen Assessor
This course is designed to provide the IAQ Professional with a credible path toward helping clients with allergic reactions they may be facing in indoor environments. Utilizing the AirAnswers sampling device, this course provides a certified lab report to the client who can then give this report to their doctor.
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PSP - Indoor Air Quality
Training Partner Courses
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OnGuard Systems
NORMI is the official approved training provider for the OnGuard Systems which deploys a national network of independent dealers to align Property Owners and Managers, the Insurance Industry and the Restoration Industry resulting in reduced insurance costs to property owners and managers, increased profits to insurance and restoration industry and reduced risk to all parties.
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WHY? Insurance company asking if I did mold inspection or remediation—opportunity to add in business.- W. Diefes The class was well-organized and proceeded at a rate that was very conducive to learning the material (not rushed!).- M. Conover Very professional. Communication skills were excellent.- C. McFarland
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