MoldSchool.Online - NYS Remediation Contractor Class

2/4/2016 29 Respiratory Protection • OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 • Major changes were made as of January, 1999 to apply respiratory protection standard uniformly • Many mold worker safety guidelines were originally authored prior to that when disposable dust masks didn't require respirator programs/fit tests • "Dust masks" are considered as respirators • Employer must make reasonable estimates for employee exposures • Training program evaluation w/ employee input • Medical questionnaire https://www.osha.gov/Publications/OSHA3789info.pdf • Physical exam (if required by physician) • Annual (minimum) fit test requirement Respiratory Protection MoldSchool.Online NYS Mold Remediation Contractor Course Copyright 2016 - IAQnet, LLC

• Cover
• Article 32 Chapter_Amendment.pdf
• SH126 form- Application for a Mold Remediation Contractor License
• Course Outline
• Class PowerPoint Slides
• EPA Mold Remediation Guide
• NYCDOH Mold Guidelines
• CDC Histoplasmosis Guide
• ASTM Standard E241 Guide for Limiting Water-Induced Damage to Buildings
• AIHA Mold Position Paper
• OSHA Respirator Medical Question form
• Microbes, Bioaerosols & the Indoor Environment
• Regulations & Guidelines
• Assessments
• Building Materials & Designs
• Building Science "101"
• Investigations: Methods, Tools & Techniques
• Sampling
• Moisture "101"
• HVAC Systems
• Environmental Engineering Controls
• Microbial Remediation
• HVAC Assessment & Cleaning
• Remediation Project Design
• Insurance & Liability
• Public Relations
• Quality Control
• NYS Article 32 overview
• Lockout/Tagout
• Confined Space
• Fall Protection
• Respiratory Protection