ServiceMaster Career Path

Why This Alliance Matters…the industry NEEDS more highly-qualified microbial inspectors!

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“The goals of this alliance, by working together to help train ServiceMaster professionals, are to 1) positively impact the world by creating safer, cleaner and healthier indoor environments, 2) improve the industry by implementing the latest proven science-based techniques to reduce and/or eliminate microbial contamination, 3) set higher professional best practices that are both efficacious and cost-effective, and 4) help independent entrepreneurs be more credible, profitable, and successful in their pursuit of personal excellence to guide their businesses toward improving the quality of living indoors.”

Doug Hoffman, Executive Director of NORMI™

Welcome, ServiceMaster Members!

The ServiceMaster Career Path enhances your IICRC training and gives you a better understanding of how the NORMI™ Professional Practices fit into the mold industry.  Virtually every indoor environment, when assessed, requires your services and when remediation is completed, where needed, the  services you provide will create a safer, cleaner and healthier indoor environment.  Because your work impacts all microbials, we recommend you consider using words like “microbial”, “IAQ contaminants”, and “microbe” to avoid any potential conflicts with mold licensing laws or legislation where they currently or may exist.  Building a business around the reduction of all microbial contaminant is scalable and sustainable.  If we can help market your business better, we stand ready to assist you.

How to Leverage This Partnership

You can become NORMI™ certified in three easy steps: Join, Take a Class, and Pass an Exam. Follow the steps below to find your best path. If you have any trouble or have questions, please call us at 877.251.2296 x 201.

When a military family moves, the goods are sometimes improperly handled or stored and so mold results.  This class (endorsed by the CPPC.org—Claims Prevention and Procedures Council0) allows you to become a part of a pool of professionals who helps the insurance carrier evaluate the contents and determine whether they should be discards or cleaned.  When remediation is needed, you would be there.		A Certified IEP or Assessor is not always on a project so the remediator should know how to evaluate the project (pre– testing), evaluate the progress (interim testing) and close the project (post– testing) to legally prove that the job was done correctly.  This class trains someone on your team to do this screening to support the success of the onsite technicians.

Advanced Certification Training
33 Steps to a Successful PRV

Required States listed here either have licensing requires or have been mandated by state legislature to require NORMI certification.  This course meets those requirements to help the student become a NORMI Certified Mold Assessor (CMR).  Municipalities covered by this course include: Florida (Licensing Required) Louisiana (Licensing Required) District of Columbia (Licensing Required) Portland, OR (Licensing Required) Illinois (Certification Required) California (Certification Required) Connecticut (Certification Required) The MOLD Act (Certification Required) Learn More / Purchase

TEXAS and NEW YORK These two states require licensing but have a specific course that is approved for licensure.  The Texas FIVE-DAY (40 hour) and the New York FOUR-DAY (32 hour) courses are available by special arrangement.  For more information, please call 877.251.2296 x 201.   Learn More about TX Class Learn More about NY Class