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Training
Courses
For a complete list of courses,
schedules, costs, tuition and group
discounts contact us at (714) 210-1558, or to request more information
of each individual course send us an e-mail at: courses@moldfighter.com
Mold Prevention for
Building
Managers/Maintenance Workers
The legal aspects of
indoor air pollution problems include both personal injury and
property damage claims. Preventive measures such as education,
preventive maintenance and inspections will save a great deal of time
and money which otherwise would be spent on corrective actions and
legal claims.
Building Owners, facility
managers and maintenance personnel will benefit from our professional
consulting and training abilities in Indoor Air Quality and
specifically mold issues. You will leave this course with
comprehensive "to do lists" on how to effectively prevent,
identify and correct mold related problems.
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Mold Remediation
Training Courses for Workers/Supervisors
Mold and other
microorganism grow on certain environments causing hypersensitivity
diseases, infections, respiratory disorders and other more serious
health effects. Supervisors and workers need to know:
- Molds have very specific
characteristics, have different health effects and require
specific practices other than those used for abating asbestos or
lead.
- The nature of mold remediation
requires compliance with specific OSHA standards.
- OSHA does not consider asbestos or
lead training adequate for mold-remediation workers.
- OSHA has regulations and
requirements that are applicable to mold-remediation workers.
- Remediation workers require special
medical assessment and monitoring.
- Water damage restoration and
reconstruction is an essential part of the training.
The training is ideal for
anyone who works in mold remediation and restoration projects
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Mold Remediation
Training for Workers
Will learn all about the
nature of mold and it's health effects, regulatory requirements,
hazard communication, respiratory protection, injury illness
prevention program, set-up of regulated work areas, negative
pressure to control pollutants, personal decontamination unit, proper
handling and application of biocides, safety hazards and control in
mold construction and cleaning procedures. Hands on Workshop are part
of the course to prepare the workers in proper use of protective
equipment, set-up containment, perform proper remediation and
decontamination procedures.
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Mold Remediation
Training for Supervisors
Attend one extra day of
training after the Worker Course to learn about the regulations, air
sampling and Worker assessment, project management, clearance
requirements, negative air machine calculations, record keeping, and
Insurance and legal issues.
Note:
Due to common mold
contamination problem and importance of mold health
hazards
ENVIRONMENTAL C&R offers
full service indoor air quality control for mold assessment and mold
remediation. Mold assessment includes mold inspection mold testing
such as mold air sampling, mold surface sampling and mold bulk
sampling. , mold remediation includes toxic mold removal, black mold
removal, toxic mold clean up and black mold clean up for existing
commercial and residential properties in Orange County and Los Angeles
areas. From mold assessment (mold inspection and toxic mold testing)
to complete mold remediation (mold removal and mold decontamination)
Environmental C & R offers our customers peace of mind and
complete indoor environmental health.
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Building Inspector
For Individuals who inspect for
asbestos in buildings. Under EPA Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response
Act (AHERA), persons seeking accreditation as inspectors must
successfully complete a 3-day training program and written exam.
Content: asbestos an its uses, potential health effects related to
exposure, functions/qualifications and role of inspectors, legal
liabilities and defenses, understanding building systems,
public/employee/building occupant relations. Audience: Bldg. Owners,
Fac. Mng., Architects, Engineers, Contractors, Ind. Hyg., Real State
Agents, Lenders, School Personnel.
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Asbestos Abatement
Worker
EPA Model Accreditation Plan for
Asbestos-Containing Materials in Schools (EPA-40 CFR Part 763)
requires all persons seeking accreditation as asbestos abatement
workers to complete 4-day training course approved by the EPA. Also
meets requirements for training under OSHA Asbestos Standard for
Construction and General Industries (29 CFR 1926.58 and 1919.1001),
and CAL-OSHA. Content: Physical Characteristics of Asbestos, Health
Effects/Medical Monitoring, Relevant State and Federal Regulations.
Audience: Individuals conducting asbestos abatement operations.
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Management Planner
Persons seeking accreditation as
management planners must complete 3-day Inspector course, and 2-day
Management Planning Course. Under section 206 of TSCA, the law
requires schools with asbestos to implement management plans developed
by an "accredited" management planner. Content:
Responsibilities of Management Planners, Evaluation and Interpretation
of Survey Results, Management Planning Process, Hazard Assessment,
Evaluation and Selection of control options. Audience:
Building/facilities' managers, industrial hygienist, architects,
asbestos abatement contractors, safety specialists.
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EPA Asbestos
Contractor/Supervisor
and OSHA Competent Person
For supervisors who direct workers
engaged in asbestos removal, encapsulation, enclosure and repair.
Course builds upon topics covered in the 5-day Worker Training
Program. In addition to meeting requirements under section 206 of
TSCA, EPA Final Rule 40 CFR Part 763 (AHERA) and OSHA, course meets
requirements of CAL-OSHA for competent Person Status. Audience:
Supervisor who give direction to workers engaged in asbestos
operations.
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Asbestos Refresher
Worker/Supervisor/Contractor/Competent Person
Accredited workers, supervisors,
contractors, project designers and "competent persons"
require annual refresher training with one year of initial
accreditation. After completion of an annual refresher course, persons
shall have their accreditation extended for an additional year.
Programs satisfy requirements for TSCA, OSHA (29 CFR 1926.58) and
CAL-OSHA for persons holding certificates as "competent
persons". Audience: Workers, supervisors, "competent
persons" require annual refresher training.
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Building
Inspector/Management Planner Refresher
EPA/AHERA-accredited inspectors and
management planners require annual refresher training within one year
of initial accreditation if they wish to continue serving as
inspectors and management planners. Refresher for inspectors is 2 1/2
day. Management planners attend the Inspector refresher plus
additional 1/2 day for management planner. Audience: Inspectors and
Management Planners requiring annual refresher training.
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Lead Courses will be available soon.
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