Advanced Mold Inspection Training Course

Welcome to InterNACHI's free, online "Advanced Mold Inspection Training Course." This course is provided by our tuition-free college, InterNACHI® School.

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Goal: 

The goal of the course is to train and certify mold inspectors to perform home mold inspections.

Objective: 

Upon successful completion of this training course, the student will be able to:

  • follow the IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards of Practice;
  • understand how to find indications of visible mold growth;
  • perform a visual examination of a home to find mold;
  • explain conditions conducive to mold growth; and
  • report to clients the results of a mold inspection, including laboratory result interpretation.

Course includes:

  • 12 InterNACHI® CE credit hours;
  • 50,939 words;
  • student book;
  • 8 hours of training video;
  • inspection and writing assignment;
  • research and writing assignment;
  • 120-question final exam (drawn from a larger pool);

  • instant grading; and
  • a downloadable, printable Certificate of Completion.

You will learn the following topics:

  • what mold is;
  • the IAC2 Mold Inspection Standards of Practice;
  • health effects related to mold exposure;
  • what mold needs to grow;
  • how to perform a visual examination of a building to find mold;
  • the IAC2 Mold Sampling Decision Chart;
  • the IAC2 Mold Sampling Procedures;
  • proper use of tools, equipment, and PPE;
  • hypotheses development;
  • building science and moisture;
  • sampling devices and procedures;
  • documentation of work;
  • laboratory result interpretation;
  • mold remediation;
  • remediation clearance inspection;
  • report writing;
  • preventing mold growth.

For Texas Students:

Provider License: #10026
Course Approval: #31292



Advanced Mold Inspection Training Course
Course #4106, Student Catalog
www.nachi.org/videomoldcourse 



Student WorkTime CalculationEstimated Clock Hour Time for the Average Student
Attendance for "Seat Time" 1# of minutes of student attendance / 5022.2
Participation in Learning Activities 2# of minutes of online student participation / 501.0
Interactivity 3# of minutes of student interactivity / 500.5
Reading the Course Text 4# of words in the course / 100 words per minute / 500.0
Reading the Course Textbook 5# of words in the book / 100 words per minute / 5010.2
Academic Engagement 6# of words in the course / 100 / 503.0
Direct Communication 7# of minutes of communication / 500.5
Instructional Video Learning 8# of minutes of video / 506.0
Reinforcement Q & A  9# of questions X 1.85 / 501.0
Writing Assignment of the Inspection  102.0 hours per assignment2.0
Writing Assignment of the Research  114.0 hours per assignment4.0
Academic Activities for an Inspection  126.0 hours for each inspection assignment6.0
Performing an Inspection  138.0 hours for each inspection8.0
* nachi.org/catalog-credit-hour-calculation
42.2
Total clock hours
42.0 clock hours
42.0 InterNACHI CE Hours
4.2 CEU



Reminder to members: InterNACHI's Code of Ethics 1.10 requires that you comply with all government rules and licensing requirements of the jurisdiction where you conduct business. InterNACHI's courses and Standards generally exceed the Standards of Practice that you are required to abide by locally. 

This course has been approved by:


Dr. Shane, a chief mycologist, is a guest expert of the course and demonstrates how to use mold sampling equipment and devices. On-site, actual visual examinations and mold sampling are performed at several buildings.

The course is designed primarily for commercial and residential property inspectors. Public health and environmental health professionals who are involved with mold issues may be interested in this course. Building managers, custodians, remediators, contractors, and other professionals who respond to mold problems may also want to refer to this course.

Successful completion of this course is a requirement for membership of the International Association of Certified Indoor Air Consultants (www.IAC2.org). This course has been approved by the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors (www.InterNACHI.org).

Types of Mold InspectionsDr. Shane Teaches About Documents, Sampling Devices, Pumps
and Calibrations
IAC2 Mold Inspection
Standards of Practice
Dr. Shane Demonstrates Air Sampling and Surface Sampling Techniques
What is Mold?Dr. Shane Answers Questions About Mold Issues
Physical Characteristics of MoldActual Visual Examinations for Moisture and Mold Performed On-Site
at Numerous Buildings
Actual Mold Sampling Performed
On-Site at a Building
General Outline for Performing
a Mold Inspection
Health Effects and MoldInterpretation of Laboratory Results
Mold Needs to GrowThreshold Limit Values (TLVs)
and Guidelines
Building Science in Relation to
Mold Growth
Mold Inspection Report Writing
Finding Mold in BuildingsMold Remediation
Actual Visual Examinations for Moisture and Mold Performed On-Site
at Numerous Buildings
Remediation Clearance Inspections
Inspection Tools and PPEPreventing Mold Growth
Hypotheses DevelopmentVital Documents

Upon completion of this course and passing the final exam (drawn from a larger pool), the student can download and print their own Certificate of Completion, which is auto-generated in their own name.

The student's (InterNACHI member's) information is recorded on InterNACHI's servers for membership compliance verification, and automatically logs completion into InterNACHI's online Continuing Education log.

Members will need their username and password. If you have forgotten your password, CLICK HERE (instant response) or email fastreply@internachi.org and request it (don't forget your name).

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