20 DCMR 3203

3203. SCOPE OF MOLD LICENSES

Last amended: 2016Length: 320 wordsOfficial source

Cite as D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 20, § 3203

3203 Scope of Mold Licenses 3203.1 An indoor mold assessment professional is permitted to: (a) Record visual observations and take on-site measurements, including temperature, humidity, and moisture levels, during an initial or post-remediation mold assessment; (b) Collect samples for mold analysis during a mold assessment; (c) Plan surveys to identify conditions favorable for indoor mold growth or to determine the presence, extent, amount, or identity of mold or suspected mold in a building; (d) Conduct activities recommended in a plan developed under paragraph (c) of this subsection and describe and interpret the results of those activities; (e) Determine locations at which the licensee or individuals under the licensee’s supervision shall record observations, take measurements, or collect samples; (f) Prepare a mold assessment report, including the observations made, measurements taken, and locations and analysis; (g) Develop a mold management plan for a building or dwelling unit, including recommendations for periodic surveillance, response actions, and prevention and control of indoor mold growth; (h) Prepare a mold remediation protocol, including the evaluation and selection of appropriate remediation strategies, personal protective equipment, engineering controls, project layout, post-remediation verification evaluation methods and criteria, and preparation of plans and specifications; and (i) Evaluate a mold remediation project for the purpose of verifying that indoor mold identified for the remediation project has been remediated as outlined in a mold remediation protocol. 3203.2 An indoor mold remediation professional is permitted to: (a) Perform mold remediation, as defined in § 3299.1; (b) Prepare a mold remediation work plan providing instructions for the remediation efforts to be performed for a mold remediation project; (c) Conduct and interpret the results of activities recommended in a mold remediation work plan developed under paragraph (b) of this subsection; and (d) Complete appropriate sections of a verification report, as defined in § 3299.1. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 63 DCR 6098 (April 22, 2016). District of Columbia Municipal Regulations Environment 20 DCMR § 3203
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