Click here to view NYS Article 32 – “The Mold Law” and to get a better understanding of what you should expect when dealing with mold in New York State.
Click here to view NYS Code Rule 56 – Asbestos Related Information for a better understanding of what goes into an asbestos inspection, abatement, and all of the ancillary work performed therewith.
NORMI/ISSA, the National Organization of Remediators and Microbial Inspectors has been involved in providing high quality training for mold and indoor environmental professionals since 2004. Having trained thousands of construction professionals through the United States, Canada, Europe and South America, NORMI™ provides over 32 certifications to meet licensing laws now established in the states of Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Maryland, New York, Washington, DC and Portland,OR. Many states are considering regulations regarding mold professionals licensing and NORMI™ is in the forefront of that legislation to help protect the public and the trade.
The Restoration Industry Association is the oldest and largest non-profit, professional trade association dedicated to providing leadership and promoting best practices through advocacy, standards & professional qualifications for the restoration industry.
Representing cleaning and restoration professionals from member firms specializing in textiles, environmental issues, and restoration; RIA provides credibility, education and business improvement events to maximize industry exposure and advance knowledge in the cleaning and restoration industry. With an extensive network of professionals working towards similar goals, RIA has become a trusted resource of knowledge for those involved in cleaning and restoration.
ACAC is the ONLY certifying body in the IAQ field to achieve independent third-party accreditation from the Council of Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards (CESB). ACAC serves the public interest by consulting with professionals in environmental and related fields, verifying their knowledge and field experience for purposes of third-party certification.
• ACAC offers the CESB-accredited certifications specific to the indoor air quality industry.
• ACAC offers the only IAQ certifications accredited at the CESB Engineering-related level.
• ACAC offers the only IAQ certifications accredited at the CESB Engineering Technician level.
The Council of Engineering & Scientific Specialty Boards is the recognized accreditation body for engineering and scientific certification and specialty certification programs.
NADCA is the global trade association representing the HVAC inspection, cleaning and restoration industry. We support members’ success with standards, education, certification, marketing and advocacy to promote the highest quality and ethical services.
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