NORMI CERTIFIED FORMALDEHYDE SCREENER

PRESS RELEASE

Abita Springs, LA June 2008- NORMI, the National Organization of Remediators and Mold Inspectors, announced today the offering of a new certification for IAQ professionals who are interested in evaluating and screening for formaldehyde levels in indoor environments. The NORMI Certified Formaldehyde Screener is trained in using the latest technologies available to screen for and then reduce formaldehyde levels in mobile homes, recreational vehicles, as well as, residential and commercial environments.

"This program is unique in several ways," suggested Lance Eisen, COO for NORMI. "We searched for other training programs or organizations that could help us fasciliate this type of low-cost screening for the public who is more aware than ever of formaldehyde problems in indoor environments. However, our search was futile so we decided to do the research and produce a class that is comprehensive and thorough enough to serve the purposes we desired. We want to offer a low-cost alternative to the more expensive testing procedures currently being used and we believe we have found it."

The NORMI Certified Formaldehyde Screener uses the latest photoelectric photometry methods to evaluate the levels of formaldehyde in indoor environments and then offer solutions that will lower formaldehyde levels to levels that meet the World Health Organization guidelines. With the current awareness very high, as a result of the FEMA concerns following Hurricane Katrina, this CFS program is expected to become the standard for inexpensive screening of indoor environments throughout the US and Canada. NORMI also provides a NORMI Certificate of Sanitization to property owners as a third party confirmation that the techniques used to reduce and manage these contaminants has been completed correctly.

"NORMI has 'stormed the castle' in regards to offering low-cost but effective screening methods and this class is simply another option available to people who are unable to pay the high cost of more expensive testing," said Doug Hoffman, Executive Director of NORMI. "Our goal is to remain the #1 Training Provider of Screening Professionals throughout the world and it is becoming clear that the need for these kinds of techniques is universal. We intend to fill the void!"

For more information on the CFS program, go to www.BestTrainingSchool.com or contact by telephone 888.856.4803