FLORIDA - The State of Florida DBPR Mold-Related Services Board has approved this proctored examination for licensure as a Florida Mold-Related Services Assessor (MRSA) or Florida Mold-Related Services Remediator (MRSR). As an approved examination vendor, NORMI does not require that you take training as a pre-requisite to the taking of this examination but highly recommends it because of the current nature of the information included therein.

Anyone challenging the examination without training should understand that failure of this examination will require a retest and subsequently incur additional examination fees. This 100 question, 2 hour examination is given at the locations and on the dates listed below in a proctored setting.

NEW YORK - The New York Department of Labor has approved this proctored examination for licensure only after the candidate has completed the required training (link to bts ny page). At most locations where classes are offered, the candidate may take a second or third examination if the course material for that discipline has been completed.

NOTE: Candidates who successfully pass this examination may apply for NORMI Accreditation to represent themselves at www.NORMIPro.com to the public as a Certified Mold Assessor (CMA), Certified Mold Remediator (CMR) or Certified Mold Worker.

Florida

Louisiana

New York

Non-Licensing Exams

The State of Florida DBPR Mold-Related Services Board has approved this proctored examination for licensure as a Florida Mold-Related Services Assessor (MRSA).

This 100 question, 2 hour examination is given at the locations and on the dates listed below in a proctored setting. Candidates who successfully pass this examination may apply for NORMI Accreditation to represent themselves at www.NORMIPro.com to the public as a Certified Mold Assessor.

 Florida MRSA Assessor Examinations

The State of Florida DBPR Mold-Related Services Board has approved this proctored examination for licensure as a Florida Mold-Related Services Remediator (MRSR).

This 100 question, 2 hour examination is given at the locations and on the dates listed below in a proctored setting. Candidates who successfully pass this examination may apply for NORMI Accreditation to represent themselves at www.NORMIPro.com to the public as a Certified Mold Remediator.

 Florida MRSR Remediator Examinations

The State of Louisiana has approved NORMI as a training provider. NORMI provides a certification accepted for licensure that includes 24 hours of training in mold and an additional 4 hours in "Unfair Business Practices and Consumer Protection Law". To receive that certification, the applicant must be an active NORMI member and take this proctored examination.

This 100 question, 2 hour examination is given at the locations and on the dates listed below in a proctored setting. Candidates who successfully pass this examination and have taken the appropriate training will receive a certificate evidencing same for licensure in the State of Louisiana.

 Louisiana Mold Remediator Examinations

The State of New York Department of Labor has approved this proctored examination for licensure as a New York Assessor provided the student has completed 32 hours of training by an approved training provider (NORMI MRP-005).

This 50 question, 1 hour examination is given at the locations and on the dates listed below in a proctored setting. Candidates who successfully pass this examination may also apply for NORMI Accreditation to represent themselves at www.NORMIPro.com to the public as a Certified Mold Assessor (CMA).

 New York Mold Assessor Examinations

The State of New York Department of Labor has approved this proctored examination for licensure as a New York Remediation Contractor provided the student has completed 24 hours of training by an approved training provider (NORMI MRP-005).

This 50 question, 1 hour examination is given at the locations and on the dates listed below in a proctored setting. Candidates who successfully pass this examination may also apply for NORMI Accreditation to represent themselves at www.NORMIPro.com to the public as a Certified Mold Remediator (CMR).

 New York Remediation Contractor Examinations

The State of New York Department of Labor has approved this proctored examination for licensure as a New York Abatement Worker provided the student has completed 32 hours of training by an approved training provider (NORMI MRP-005).

This 25 question, 1/2 hour examination is given at the locations and on the dates listed below in a proctored setting. Candidates who successfully pass this examination may also apply for NORMI Accreditation to represent themselves at www.NORMIPro.com to the public as a Certified Mold Worker (CMW).

 New York Abatement Worker Examinations

NORMI Certified Mold Worker (either English or Spanish) is a 50 question proctored examination which follows 16 hours of training in the area of mold, moisture, respiratory protection and hands-on remediation. The certification is often tied to a specific company for whom the applicant works and stays with the company if the applicant leaves. The applicant has the ability to re-certify with a different company but may be required to have additional training and associated fees.

SCMW/CMW Examinations

	NORMI Certified Advanced IAQ Assessor is a 75 question proctored examination which follows a 24 hour indoor air quality training in the areas of assessment, sampling, sampling strategy/interpretation, writing the report/protocol and IAQ solutions based on the NORMIPro Management business model
CAIA Examinations

NORMI Certified Mold Damage Prevention Technician exam is a 30 question proctored examination which follows the 24 hour training on mold damage prevention. The Water Damage Prevention Technician course is designed to teach restoration personnel that perform remediation work to give them a better concept of water damage, it's effects and techniques for drying of structures. This course will give residential and commercial maintenance personnel the background to understand the procedures necessary to deal with water losses, sewer backflows, and contamination such as mold

Mold Damage Prevention