What specific courses are required to meet the 60 hours required for gradfathering with the mold license in FL??
The two mold course only cover 24 hours. What else needs to be covered?
We submitted the 60 hours of courses but haven’t been told if they are approved or not approved yet.
Nick,
Do they have to be approved ahead of time? The law says:
[FONT=Verdana]"EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: Certification as a mold assessor by a state or national association that requires successful completion of a proctored exam on mold assessment and completion of at least **60 hours of verifiable education for an assessor;"
**It doesn’t say that the courses have to be approved, it just says that they have to be mold related and verifiable.
Can you give me a list of the courses you submitted so I can be completing them instead of waiting?
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14 hours: http://www.nachi.org/interiorcourse.htm
12 hours: http://www.nachi.org/moldcourse.htm
8 hours: http://www.nachi.org/moisturecourse.htm
12 hours: http://www.nachi.org/videomoldcourse.htm
16 hours: http://www.nachi.org/stucco-eifs.htm
Thanks Nick. I have been trying to figure that out.
THanks Nick,
Any Idea when they could give you an answer??
We were the first to submit for approval, so we should be the first to be approved.
When is the deadline to have everything submitted for grandfathering?
Does anyone have a link to the application?
Thanks in advance for the info. 
Any updates on the CE approvals? Thanks!
It appears they aren’t approving individual courses, only course providers like InterNACHI: http://www.nachi.org/florida-approved-education-provider.htm
But you should confirm with them.
In addition to the 60 hours you must take a proctored test. Do you have, or are you planning to have, such a test?
The deadline is March 1, 2011. Try this web link for the forms (click on lower right of page).
Don’t know if I pasted it correctly but it should be the right place.
These proctored tests were approved weeks ago.
http://acac.org/licensees/florida/intro.htm
We took our tests several years ago and they were accepted the begining of July.
I think that NACHI should become a very big player in Mold Assessor’s Licensing during the grandfathering phase, offering whatever courses and tests necessary to become licensed and not rely on the efforts of others or other organizations.
Sort of like the contractor groups getting 14 hours of training to become a licensed home inspector.
Gotta Love that grandfathering.
Many home inspectors have been doing mold assessing for years, there is no reason for them not to be licensed, furthermore there is no reason for NACHI not to be involved.