Construction in Healthcare (CH) Training

“Construction in Healthcare Training” is a one-day (8-hour) training course designed to present the fundamentals of construction work performed within healthcare settings.  The objective of this course is to better familiarize construction trade workers and supervisors with the multi-disciplined requirements of construction work in healthcare settings.

The CH has been awarded:

CH Registration Form

Mold Remediator Worker (Virginia-approved training course)

This two-day (16-hour) training class, approved by the Commonwealth of Virginia to obtain licensure as a Mold Remediation Worker, provides trainees with the understanding and knowledge of how to conduct a mold remediation, per current relevant industry work practices and standards.  Per the requirements of the Virginia regulation, the course includes lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on activities including mold remediation setup, remediation methods, cleaning procedures, and post-remediation verification. Upon the conclusion of instruction and training course activities, an examination will be administered. The 50-question examinations will be closed-book, multiple choice questions, with a passing score of 70% or higher required for Virginia licensure. A certificate, recognized by the State of Virginia, will be provided to each student upon successful completion of the course.

Mold Remediator Worker Registration Form

Mold Remediator Supervisor (Virginia-approved training course)

This three-day (24-hour) training class, approved by the Commonwealth of Virginia to obtain licensure as a Mold Remediation Supervisor, provides trainees with the understanding and knowledge of how to conduct, oversee, and manage mold remediation projects, per current relevant industry work practices and standards.  Per the requirements of the Virginia regulation, the course includes lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on activities including mold remediation setup, remediation methods, cleaning procedures, and post-remediation verification. Upon the conclusion of instruction and training course activities, an examination will be administered. The 100-question examinations will be closed-book, multiple choice questions, with a passing score of 70% or higher required for Virginia licensure. A certificate, recognized by the State of Virginia, will be provided to each student upon successful completion of the course.

Mold Remediator Supervisor Registration Form

Mold Inspector (Virginia-approved training course)

This three-day (24-hour) training class is approved by the Commonwealth of Virginia to obtain licensure as a Mold Inspector. Per the requirements of the Virginia regulation, the course includes lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on activities directly related to the duties of a mold inspector including inspection, investigation, and survey procedures, the development of a mold management plan or mold remediation protocol, and the collection or analysis of mold sampling, as necessary. Upon the conclusion of instruction and training course activities, an examination will be administered. The 100-question examinations will be closed-book, multiple choice questions, with a passing score of 70% or higher required for Virginia licensure. A certificate, recognized by the State of Virginia, will be provided to each student upon successful completion of the course.

Mold Inspector Registration Form

Council-certified Residential Microbial Remediator (CRMR) Preparatory Course

The Certified Residential Microbial Remediator (CRMR) preparatory course is a two-day (16-hour) training class design to prepare individuals pursuing the CRMR designation from the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) (formerly the American Indoor Air Quality Council, or AMIAQ) via their in-house examinations.  The CRMR prep class will introduce mold remediation concepts and approaches specific for the residential setting.

The CRMR has been awarded:

Council-certified Microbial Remediator (CMR) and Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS) Preparatory Course

The Certified Microbial Remediator (CMR) / Certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS) preparatory course is a three-day (24-hour) training session designed to prepare potential candidates for achieving professional registration from the American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) / American Indoor Air Quality Council (AMIAQ) via their CMR and CMRS examinations.  The objective of this course is to better familiarize remediation workers and supervisors with a requisite understanding of work practices, protocols, rules, and industry standards for indoor microbial remediation. 

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The CMRS and CMR have been awarded:

CMR/CMRS Registration Form

Lead Based Paint Certified Renovator Training -- Initial (Full Day)

RRP is a federal regulatory program impacting contractors, property managers, and others who receive payment for services. Anyone who is paid to perform work in pre-1978 housing and child-occupied facilities and disturbs more than 6 square feet inside, more than 20 square feet outside, or repairs or replaces windows, needs this training. This includes –   but is not limited to – contractors, carpenters, painters, plumbers, water damage restoration firms, electricians, drywall installers, HVAC technicians, window and door installers, residential property managers, and many more.

The course includes a lecture portion as well as hands-on activities. Students will be tested at the end of the course. Those earning a passing score on the exam will receive a certification that will be valid for 5 years.

RRP Training Registration Form

HVAC Fundamentals:

Understanding Commercial Systems & Troubleshooting of Common HVAC/IAQ Issues

Compliance Environmental International, Inc. (CEI) and Leach Wallace Associates are pleased to announce their partnership in providing this one-day course, designed to educate individuals who must consider HVAC systems during their course of business and attain a basic understanding of how HVAC systems operate and run. In addition, the course will focus on common problems associated with HVAC systems and how to assess and troubleshoot these issues.  The course will address:

• Basic Terminology 
• Review of the Design & Construction Process
• Introduction to Codes and Standards
• Introduction to HVAC Systems and Principles
• Sources of Heating and Cooling
• Review of Common Commercial HVAC Systems
• Basic HVAC Control Systems
• Systems Comparison
• HVAC Performance Concerns
• Associated Costs
• Commissioning
• IAQ Concerns
• Common HVAC System Failures
• HVAC System Documentation

HVAC Fundamentals has been awarded:

HVAC Fundamentals Training Registration Form

$299.00/

Person

Additional Course Offerings: (call for scheduling and pricing)

• OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Training
• OSHA 30 Hour General Industry Training
• CPR/First Aid/AED Training
• Respiratory Protection Training
• Confined Space Training
• Hazard Communication
• Mold, Lead & Asbestos Awareness
• Site-Specific Safety Training