Mold Remediation Certification · 2 Hours · $59.99
Mold Remediation Certification Training
A self-paced, online course focused on the remediation side of mold response: cleanup methods, containment, PPE, and remediation guidelines, plus when to bring in a licensed remediation professional. Aligned with Federal OSHA and EPA guidelines.
At a glance → This is the remediation-focused version of our 2-hour Mold Prevention & Remediation Awareness Training: cleanup methods, containment, PPE, and remediation guidelines for small, medium, and large contamination areas, plus when a licensed remediation contractor is required. It awards a certificate of completion valid 36 months. It is not an EPA certification, OSHA certification, or state contractor license — see state licensing requirements if you perform remediation professionally.
Who It's For
For Anyone Who Responds to Mold, Not Just Reports It
Take This Course If You're
Maintenance staff, facilities teams, or property personnel who clean up small-to-moderate mold issues directly, or who supervise remediation vendors and need to know what proper containment and cleanup should look like.
Consider Another Course If You're
Conducting professional inspections and sampling (see Mold Inspector Certification Training), or need broader tenant-documentation coverage (see Property Management Mold Training).
Not a Substitute For
A state contractor license where required. Some states (Florida, Texas, New York, among others) license professional mold remediation work separately — see state requirements.
Curriculum
Remediation-Focused Course Modules
5 lessons, taken in sequence, followed by a final examination.
- 01
What is Mold?
Mold basics, where it's found, how it grows, and health effects associated with exposure.
- 02
Moisture Problems and Preventive Maintenance
Common causes and hidden locations of moisture problems, and preventive maintenance for buildings and HVAC systems.
- 03
Building Investigation and Remediation Plan
Identifying contamination, assessment equipment, mold sampling trade-offs, and the key steps of a remediation plan.
- 04
Mold Cleanup and Containment
The three common mold cleanup methods, why biocides aren't recommended for routine use, containment concepts, and PPE.
- 05
Mold Remediation Guidelines
Area-specific remediation guidelines, cleanup procedures by contamination size, confined-space considerations, and why remediation evaluation requires professional judgment.
- ✓
Final Examination
A final knowledge check must be passed to receive your certificate of completion.
Course Facts
Standards, Format & Certificate
Standards Alignment
Federal OSHA and EPA guidelines. See our OSHA mold regulations guide for what that does and doesn't mean.
Exam
A final examination follows the 5 lessons. 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, mobile-friendly, with audio narration. English and Spanish via an in-course toggle.
Going Further
Need Professional-Level Inspection Training?
If you need IAC2-aligned inspection methodology, sampling, and reporting on top of remediation basics, our Mold Inspector Certification Training covers both.
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. It is not an EPA certification, OSHA certification, or state contractor license. See Certifications & Accreditations.
FAQ
Mold Remediation Certification: Quick Answers
Yes. Our remediation-focused training is 100% online and self-paced, covering cleanup methods, containment, PPE, and remediation guidelines, with a downloadable certificate of completion issued immediately after passing the final exam.
No. This course provides remediation-focused training and a certificate of completion documenting that training, not a state contractor license. A small number of states (including Florida, Texas, and New York) require separate state licensing for professional mold remediation work; see our state requirements guide.
This 2-hour course focuses on remediation response: cleanup, containment, PPE, and prevention. The 6-hour Mold Inspector Certification Training is IAC2-aligned professional inspection training covering sampling, lab-result interpretation, and report writing. Many remediation professionals take both.
$59.99 per seat, with per-seat discounts at higher seat counts for teams. The course is 2 hours, self-paced, and available in English and Spanish.
Get Remediation-Ready in Under a Morning
2 hours online. Certificate of completion. English & Spanish. $59.99/seat.