MOLD REMEDIATION EVALUATION EXAM 2025/2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔What are two methods used to remove settled spore from inside of the
containment? - ✔✔Hepa - Damp wipe
✔✔What should be done done with drywall, insulation, and ceiling tiles that are
condition 3? - ✔✔Remove and Replace
✔✔How should the aforementioned building materials be removed? - ✔✔Engineering
Controls
✔✔After a mold job has been completed but before the containment is demolished,
what should be conducted? - ✔✔(PRV) Post - Remediation Verification
✔✔How should Facebook mode be removed from word framing members? -
✔✔Cleaning, Hepa, Damp wipe
✔✔mold growth can be prevented by? - ✔✔Keep it dry
✔✔What Should be done with Condition 2 contaminated upholstered contents? -
✔✔Hepa - Damp wipe
✔✔Where building materials, contaminated with mold should be disposed of? -
✔✔Landfill
✔✔Particle board is ??? . If Category 3 water impacts particle board what should be
done? - ✔✔Remove and replace
✔✔Endotoxin - ✔✔A toxin present In a bacterial cell that can cause adverse health
effects
✔✔Free water - ✔✔Liquid moisture on the surface and is held in the pores of the
material
✔✔HEPA - ✔✔An acronym for High Efficiency Particulate Air, which describes an air
filter that removes 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns in diameter.
✔✔immunocompromised - ✔✔having an impaired immune system
✔✔Immunocompetence - ✔✔Having a normal immune system
, ✔✔Indoor Environmental Professional (IEP) - ✔✔An individual who is qualified by
knowledge, skill, education, training, certification, and experience to perform an
assessment of the fungal ecology of structures, systems, and contents of a job site.
✔✔Industrial Hygiene - ✔✔The science of anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, and
controlling workplace conditions that may cause workers' injury or illness.
✔✔Industrial Hygienist - ✔✔A person, possessive of a bachelor degree in engineering,
chemistry physics, or a closely related, biological or physical science from a creative
college or university, who also has a minimum of THREE years of industrial hygiene
experience.
✔✔AIHA - ✔✔American Industrial Hygiene Association
✔✔Limitation - ✔✔The act of limiting, or the state of being limited, constrained or
restricted
✔✔Mesophilic - ✔✔Able to grow under moderate temperature and humidity (moisture)
conditions
✔✔Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds (MVOC) - ✔✔Organic compound formed in
the metabolism of fungi and bacteria.
✔✔Micron (um) - ✔✔a unit of length equal to one millionth of a meter 25,400 microns in
an inch
✔✔Mycotoxin - ✔✔a toxin produced by a fungi / mold
✔✔Non - Porous - ✔✔Materials that do not absorb or absorb moisture, or those that
have been surface treated, and do not easily support fungal growth
✔✔Organic - ✔✔Chemical compounds contain carbon
✔✔Pathogenic - ✔✔Causing or able to cause disease
✔✔Pathology - ✔✔Science of causes and effects of disease
✔✔Porous - ✔✔Materials that easily absorbed or absorb moisture, and if organic can
easily support, fungal growth
✔✔Recommended - ✔✔Practice or procedure is advice or Suggested
✔✔Remediation - ✔✔the reversing or stopping of environmental damage, such as mold
remediation
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
✔✔What are two methods used to remove settled spore from inside of the
containment? - ✔✔Hepa - Damp wipe
✔✔What should be done done with drywall, insulation, and ceiling tiles that are
condition 3? - ✔✔Remove and Replace
✔✔How should the aforementioned building materials be removed? - ✔✔Engineering
Controls
✔✔After a mold job has been completed but before the containment is demolished,
what should be conducted? - ✔✔(PRV) Post - Remediation Verification
✔✔How should Facebook mode be removed from word framing members? -
✔✔Cleaning, Hepa, Damp wipe
✔✔mold growth can be prevented by? - ✔✔Keep it dry
✔✔What Should be done with Condition 2 contaminated upholstered contents? -
✔✔Hepa - Damp wipe
✔✔Where building materials, contaminated with mold should be disposed of? -
✔✔Landfill
✔✔Particle board is ??? . If Category 3 water impacts particle board what should be
done? - ✔✔Remove and replace
✔✔Endotoxin - ✔✔A toxin present In a bacterial cell that can cause adverse health
effects
✔✔Free water - ✔✔Liquid moisture on the surface and is held in the pores of the
material
✔✔HEPA - ✔✔An acronym for High Efficiency Particulate Air, which describes an air
filter that removes 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns in diameter.
✔✔immunocompromised - ✔✔having an impaired immune system
✔✔Immunocompetence - ✔✔Having a normal immune system
, ✔✔Indoor Environmental Professional (IEP) - ✔✔An individual who is qualified by
knowledge, skill, education, training, certification, and experience to perform an
assessment of the fungal ecology of structures, systems, and contents of a job site.
✔✔Industrial Hygiene - ✔✔The science of anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, and
controlling workplace conditions that may cause workers' injury or illness.
✔✔Industrial Hygienist - ✔✔A person, possessive of a bachelor degree in engineering,
chemistry physics, or a closely related, biological or physical science from a creative
college or university, who also has a minimum of THREE years of industrial hygiene
experience.
✔✔AIHA - ✔✔American Industrial Hygiene Association
✔✔Limitation - ✔✔The act of limiting, or the state of being limited, constrained or
restricted
✔✔Mesophilic - ✔✔Able to grow under moderate temperature and humidity (moisture)
conditions
✔✔Microbial Volatile Organic Compounds (MVOC) - ✔✔Organic compound formed in
the metabolism of fungi and bacteria.
✔✔Micron (um) - ✔✔a unit of length equal to one millionth of a meter 25,400 microns in
an inch
✔✔Mycotoxin - ✔✔a toxin produced by a fungi / mold
✔✔Non - Porous - ✔✔Materials that do not absorb or absorb moisture, or those that
have been surface treated, and do not easily support fungal growth
✔✔Organic - ✔✔Chemical compounds contain carbon
✔✔Pathogenic - ✔✔Causing or able to cause disease
✔✔Pathology - ✔✔Science of causes and effects of disease
✔✔Porous - ✔✔Materials that easily absorbed or absorb moisture, and if organic can
easily support, fungal growth
✔✔Recommended - ✔✔Practice or procedure is advice or Suggested
✔✔Remediation - ✔✔the reversing or stopping of environmental damage, such as mold
remediation
