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Does My NY Mold Remediation Company Need to Be Licensed?

Staff Writer

NYS Mold Remediation Contractor - Supervisor Initial training with CNS Environmental
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Mold growth can lead to serious health problems and significant property damage. That's why New York State has regulations in place to ensure mold remediation is handled by qualified professionals. If you're running a mold remediation company in NY, you're probably asking yourself: "Do I need a license?" The short answer is a resounding yes.


New York State takes mold remediation seriously, and for good reason. Improper mold removal can spread contamination, worsen health issues, and create even bigger problems down the line. To protect consumers and ensure quality work, New York requires individuals performing mold assessment or remediation to be certified by the New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL).


Why NYSDOL Certification Matters

The NYSDOL's mold licensing requirements are designed to establish industry standards and protect the public. Certification demonstrates that a company and its employees have received the necessary training and understand the proper procedures for mold assessment and remediation. This includes:

  • Identifying different types of mold: Knowing which molds are present is crucial for determining the appropriate remediation strategy.

  • Understanding health hazards: Mold can pose various health risks, and certified professionals are trained to recognize and mitigate these dangers.

  • Implementing proper containment: Preventing the spread of mold spores during remediation is essential for protecting occupants and workers.

  • Utilizing effective removal techniques: Certified professionals know the best methods for removing mold completely and preventing its return.

  • Adhering to safety protocols: Mold remediation can involve working with hazardous materials, and certified professionals are trained in safe work practices.

Operating without the proper NYSDOL certifications is not only illegal but also incredibly risky. You could face hefty fines, legal repercussions, and damage your company's reputation. More importantly, you could be putting your clients' health and safety at risk.


CNS Environmental is Your Partner in Mold Remediation Training in New York State

At CNS Environmental, we understand the importance of proper mold remediation training. We offer a comprehensive range of NYSDOL-approved courses to get you and your team certified and compliant. Whether you're just starting out or need to renew your credentials, we have the training you need.


Our Initial Mold Courses (In-Person):

Our initial training courses are held at our state-of-the-art facilities in Queens and Plainview, Long Island. We believe that hands-on, in-person training is crucial for mastering the skills needed for effective mold remediation. Our initial course offerings include:

Our Online Refresher Courses:

Staying up-to-date with the latest best practices is essential in the ever-evolving field of mold remediation. That's why we offer convenient online refresher courses:

  • NYS Mold Refresher, A Half Day (4-hour) training course: This course is required bi-annually (every 2 years) to maintain your NYSDOL Mold Assessor, Mold Remediation Contractor, Mold Supervisor, or Mold Worker certification. Our online format makes it easy to fit this essential training into your busy schedule. You can book your next refresher course today at cnsenviro.com!

Don't Risk It – Get Certified!

Don't leave your mold remediation business open to legal issues and potential harm to your clients. Invest in proper training and certification with CNS Environmental. Contact us today to learn more about our courses and how we can help you achieve your mold remediation goals. Visit cnsenviro.com to explore our course catalog and register for upcoming training sessions. Protect yourself, your business, and your clients by getting and staying certified!

 
 
 

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