2-day FL State Licensing Board/NACHI/IAC2 approved course in Ft. Lauderdale Aug 20-21

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He likes you Greg. You are listed on his website.

[Doug Wall]

Gerry
The thread was about a class that “has nothing to do with the new Florida mold law, FL DBPR”
I don’t like to see associates spend money and time on a one class when another should be more beneficial. The board will be formed and classes will be approved for the new law. The ESA class is good, I have taken it more than once but “it has nothing to do with the new law”.

Mold Certifications,
Easy to get …………. less or little value
Difficult to get …….. more respected and more value

Sort of like Florida’s new inspection law:
3 to 4 weeks to become a home inspector
3 to 4 years to become a mold inspector

I’ll take my soap box and go. My wife is returning from our summer home today, so I will not have time to play. Oh, I hired a home inspector to put a new roof on our summer place, Lake Huron is rough on roofs, thought that was classic.

NACHI has done some great things for their industry but mold is a different industry.
Have fun folks
Doug Wall
Retired, General Motors, 1995

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Doug Wall
Retired, General Motors, 1995

What is a retired car mechanic doing mold inspections? Or did GM retired you on one of those cost cutting moves? LOL