Mould Training Course

Mould Training Course Overview:

Join the UKAME for an immersive, one or two-day Mould Remediation Training Course. This course is led by an IICRC Approved Instructor who specialises in Water Damage Restoration, Applied Structural Drying, and Applied Microbial Remediation amongst other topics. Tailored for professionals in environmental consulting, building management, and cleaning services, this course is a must for those who are beginners or are seeking to deepen their expertise in mould remediation.

This course is particularly crucial for those responsible for managing or remediating damp buildings, such as those affected by fire, flood, leaks, or condensation issues. Attendees will learn how to prevent the spread of invisible contaminants like mould, thereby reducing harm to themselves and others.

Our Mould Training Course Certification and Exam:

At the conclusion of the course, participants will undertake an examination to assess their understanding and application of the course material. Upon successful completion of the exam, attendees will be awarded a UKAME Certificate, signifying their proficiency in mould remediation. They will also become an accredited member of UKAME for one year, and will be added to the website. They can also display our logo as an accredited member on their website and/or marketing material.

Why Choose Our Mould Remediation Course:

• Expert instruction by an IICRC Approved Instructor
• Extensive theoretical and practical learning
• Interactive online format
• Networking with industry peers
• UKAME Certificate upon passing the exam

Who is our mould training course for? 

• Mould Remediation Companies and Specialists: Companies and individual professionals who specialise in identifying, containing, and removing mould from various environments.

• Insurance Loss Adjusters and Assessors: Professionals who evaluate the extent of damage and determine the cost of repairs, particularly in cases involving mould damage. They play a critical role in ensuring that remediation efforts comply with health and safety standards.

• Construction Professionals: This includes builders, contractors, and construction managers who need to understand how to prevent and address mould issues in buildings.

• Environmental Health Officers: These are local government employees responsible for monitoring and enforcing health and safety standards, including in housing and public buildings.

• Property Developers and Managers: Those involved in property development or management would benefit from understanding mould prevention and remediation to maintain property values and ensure tenant safety.

• Home Inspectors: Professionals who inspect homes for potential issues, including mould, before a property is sold or rented.

• Public Health Professionals: Individuals working in public health sectors who need to understand the health implications of mould exposure.

• Facilities Managers: Responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of buildings, facilities managers need to be able to identify and deal with mould problems.

• HVAC Technicians: Professionals who install and maintain heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems often encounter mould issues and need to know how to address them.

• Cleaning and Restoration Professionals: Those involved in cleaning and restoring properties after damage, including mould remediation specialists.

• Estate Agents: Understanding mould issues can be crucial for estate agents in advising clients on property sales and purchases.

• DIY Enthusiasts and Homeowners: Individuals interested in DIY home improvement or those who want to tackle mould issues in their own homes.

• Insurance Professionals: Insurers and claims adjusters might attend to better understand mould-related claims and damage assessments.

• Health and Safety Officers: Professionals responsible for health and safety in various organisations, particularly those with an emphasis on indoor environmental quality.

• Architects and Engineers: Understanding the impact of design and construction choices on mould growth can be crucial for architects and engineers.

• Students and Researchers: Those studying related fields such as environmental science, public health, or building sciences.

• Legal Professionals: Lawyers dealing with housing, health, and safety issues might attend to understand the legal aspects of mould problems.Tr