Florida Mold Assessor &
Remediator Exam: Course
Overview & Legal
Framework
Who is the instructor and course developer for the NAERMC training?
Gary Rosen, PhD, FLA Licensed Building Contractor, Mold Assessor, and Mold
Remediator.
What is the passing score for the Florida Mold Assessor/Remediator Exam?
70%.
What are the two training options available for the Mold Assessor/Remediator
Exam?
2-Day Classroom and 1-Day Classroom/Zoom.
What does the 2-Day Classroom training include?
In-class live training, an Exam Review, and the 2-hour Exam on Day 2.
What is covered in the 1-Day Classroom/Zoom training?
An extensive Exam Review followed by the 2-hour Exam.
What is the application fee for the Florida Mold Assessor and Remediator
licenses?
$230 per license, payable to DBPR.
Why do Mold Assessors need to know about remediation?
To write Mold Remediation protocols.
What is the significance of the single exam for Mold Assessor and Remediator
licenses?
It covers initial Florida license requirements for both roles.
What are the two main standards for Mold Assessment and Remediation covered
in the training?
EPA/OSHA Federal Guidelines and IICRC S520-2015.
What is the focus of the coursework in the NAERMC training?
Green, chemical-free remediation and practical aspects of mold assessment and
remediation.
What happens upon successful completion of the FLA Mold License training?
The student receives NAERMC credentials that never expire.
What is the definition of 'mold assessment' according to FLA Mold Law?
A process performed by a mold assessor that includes physical sampling and
evaluation of data to formulate a hypothesis about mold growth.
Can a Mold Remediator perform their own initial mold assessment?
No, a Mold Remediator may not perform their own initial mold assessment.
What can a Mold Remediator do regarding initial mold inspections?
Remediator Exam: Course
Overview & Legal
Framework
Who is the instructor and course developer for the NAERMC training?
Gary Rosen, PhD, FLA Licensed Building Contractor, Mold Assessor, and Mold
Remediator.
What is the passing score for the Florida Mold Assessor/Remediator Exam?
70%.
What are the two training options available for the Mold Assessor/Remediator
Exam?
2-Day Classroom and 1-Day Classroom/Zoom.
What does the 2-Day Classroom training include?
In-class live training, an Exam Review, and the 2-hour Exam on Day 2.
What is covered in the 1-Day Classroom/Zoom training?
An extensive Exam Review followed by the 2-hour Exam.
What is the application fee for the Florida Mold Assessor and Remediator
licenses?
$230 per license, payable to DBPR.
Why do Mold Assessors need to know about remediation?
To write Mold Remediation protocols.
What is the significance of the single exam for Mold Assessor and Remediator
licenses?
It covers initial Florida license requirements for both roles.
What are the two main standards for Mold Assessment and Remediation covered
in the training?
EPA/OSHA Federal Guidelines and IICRC S520-2015.
What is the focus of the coursework in the NAERMC training?
Green, chemical-free remediation and practical aspects of mold assessment and
remediation.
What happens upon successful completion of the FLA Mold License training?
The student receives NAERMC credentials that never expire.
What is the definition of 'mold assessment' according to FLA Mold Law?
A process performed by a mold assessor that includes physical sampling and
evaluation of data to formulate a hypothesis about mold growth.
Can a Mold Remediator perform their own initial mold assessment?
No, a Mold Remediator may not perform their own initial mold assessment.
What can a Mold Remediator do regarding initial mold inspections?
