Construction Professionals Moisture Training
Controlling and Evaluating Mold and Moisture in Buildings
Molds occur naturally and are always present in small quantities indoors as well as outdoors. In nature, molds help break down dead materials and can be found growing on soil, food, plants, and other items. There are approximately 100,000 species of mold.
Molds produce spores, which can spread easily through the air. Spores form new colonies and 'amplify' when they land on the right conditions. Mold should not be permitted to grow and multiply indoors. When this happens, health problems can occur and building materials, goods and furnishings may be damaged.
Many public buildings, including schools and courthouses have recently been shut down after the discovery of mold.
The 2 hour seminar is intended for:
* Property managers
* Health and safety staff
* Insurance adjusters
* Attorneys
* Abatement contractors
* Construction contractors
* Architects and engineers
Seminar Discussion Includes
* Health effects of exposure to mold with a current review of the scientific literature
* Regulations , guidelines, and current state of mold litigation
* Building envelope issues that lead to mold contamination and poor air quality
* HVAC system issues and humidity control
* Evaluating and testing of suspect mold contamination
* Mold abatement procedures
* Preventing mold growth in buildings
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Phone: 800 968-3565 Ext 101
