InterNACHI releases new, free, online Mold Inspection course.

[Ben J. Gromicko]

Originally Posted by sramos

How about let's use a little common sense and decency here. If you were buying a house and didn't know what to look for wouldn't you want your HI to at lease say that this odor is out of sorts and should be investigated further? Maybe it is rat or cat urine, maybe the source is outdoors, whatever.

At least give the client the option to respond and look into it before the deal is done. This mentality that we should live by some SOP and stop using common sense it part of what is keeping this industry perceived in the lower ranks. The day we step up and provide real services with real meaning is the day we can break out and get the recognition we deserve.

All strange odors should be noted: only if there is a general comment. Let the client decide.

Hear, hear!

[James E. Braun, CMI]

MICRO and IAC2. I dropped my memberships to IESO when they made me an automatic member of IAQA. I have already completed certification classes with ESA and EMSL. MICRO seems to be the best mold organization that I belonged to, so far. IESO has the best training, so far. I will be taking your mold training course next. Each organization teaches mold in different ways and has different beliefs. Each training I have taken, I have learned something new.