Mold Inspector Certification Training · 6 Hours · $329.99
Mold Inspector Certification for Prevention, Remediation, and Removal Training
A professional-level, self-paced course aligned with IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards of Practice: mold biology, inspection tools, sampling procedures, interpreting lab results, and writing defensible reports. Provides training and a certificate of completion.
At a glance → This 6-hour, self-paced course trains aspiring mold inspectors, home inspectors, environmental consultants, and remediation professionals in IAC2-aligned inspection methodology, sampling, lab-result interpretation, and report writing. It awards a certificate of completion valid 36 months. Neither EPA nor OSHA regulates indoor mold or sets sampling thresholds; this course explains how inspectors operate within that gap. It is not an EPA certification or OSHA certification, and does not itself guarantee IAC2 accreditation of the individual. Training is delivered through HAZWOPER OSHA Training, LLC.
What this course is → Mold Inspector Certification Training. It provides mold inspector training and a certificate of completion. It is aligned with IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards of Practice but does not itself guarantee third-party certification unless expressly stated by the applicable certifying body.
Who It's For
Built for Inspection & Remediation Professionals
Take This Course If You're
A residential/commercial home inspector adding mold services, an environmental health & safety professional, a facility or building manager, a remediation contractor, or a real estate professional entering mold inspection.
Consider Another Course If You're
General staff needing basics (see Mold Awareness Training), or a property manager needing operational-level training (see Property Management Mold Training).
Not a Substitute For
Third-party professional certifications such as IICRC AMRT, NORMI CMA/CMR, or ACAC CMR.
Learning Objectives
What You'll Be Able to Do
Understand mold characteristics and health effects, and comprehend the IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards of Practice.
Perform a visual examination of a building to identify mold and the conditions required for growth.
Use the IAC2 Mold Sampling Decision Chart and understand proper use of tools, equipment, and PPE.
Develop hypotheses, apply building-science and moisture knowledge, and use sampling devices and procedures correctly.
Interpret laboratory results and write clear, professional, defensible inspection reports.
Understand mold remediation techniques, best practices, and preventive strategies.
Curriculum
8 Modules · 22 Lessons
Taken in sequence, followed by a final examination.
- 01
Module 1: IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards
Types of Mold Inspections · IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards. Structure, purpose, and application of the Standards, and inspector responsibilities.
- 02
Module 2: Understanding Mold and Mold Hazards
What is Mold? · Negative Health Effects and Mold. Mycotoxins, ODTS, Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis, and PPE.
- 03
Module 3: Exploring Mold Growth
What Mold Needs to Grow · Building Science and Mold · Finding Mold in Buildings.
- 04
Module 4: Mold Inspection Tools and PPE
Mold Inspection Tools · Sampling Devices · Personal Protective Equipment.
- 05
Module 5: Mold Sampling Procedures
Hypotheses · Air Sampling · Surface Sampling.
- 06
Module 6: Mold Inspection and Reporting
Steps of a Mold Inspection · Interpretation of Lab Results · Mold Inspection Report.
- 07
Module 7: Mold Containment, Remediation, and Prevention
Mold Containment Methods · Mold Remediation · Remediation Guidelines · Remediation Clearance Inspection · Preventing Mold Growth.
- 08
Module 8: Mold Inspection Documents
Vital Documents mold inspectors must maintain for thorough, professional assessments.
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Final Examination
A final knowledge check must be passed to receive your certificate of completion.
Course Facts
Standards, Format & Certificate
Standards Alignment
Aligned with IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards of Practice. No federal OSHA, EPA, or CDC threshold standards exist for airborne mold; the course explains how inspectors operate within that regulatory gap.
Exam
A final examination follows the 8 modules. You must pass it to receive your certificate.
Certificate
Certificate of Completion, downloadable PDF, issued immediately on passing. Valid 36 months before a refresher is recommended.
Format
100% online, self-paced, with audio narration. Available in English and Spanish via an in-course toggle.
Sample Certificate
See What You'll Receive
This course is delivered on HAZWOPER OSHA Training's platform, which issues the certificate. View a live sample certificate on the course's page there before you enroll.
Reviews
What Students Say
Verified testimonials from students of this course.
“This is one comprehensive course for mold inspection. I learned a lot!”
Jake Donovan, Mold Inspector
“I'm glad I took this mold inspection certification training course. I feel more prepared to take on my new role as a building manager.”
Theo McAndrews, Building Manager
“This mold remediation certification has allowed me to effectively implement what I've learned within my workplace and offer guidance to my co-workers when necessary.”
Joe Raymond, Mold Assembler
How This Compares
Where This Course Fits
moldtraining.us is best for awareness, property management teams, documentation, prevention, and introductory inspector training. Professionals seeking nationally recognized remediation credentials may also consider IICRC AMRT, NORMI CMA/CMR, or ACAC CMR depending on their goals.
Disclaimer → Upon successful completion, students receive a certificate of completion for this course. This certificate documents training completion and may support employer compliance files, internal training records, or continuing education needs. EPA does not certify mold inspectors or mold remediation firms; OSHA does not issue mold-specific certifications. See Certifications & Accreditations.
Build Real Mold Inspection Skills
6 hours online. Certificate of completion. English & Spanish. $329.99/seat.