* NORMI Becomes the Fastest Growing Organization within Mold and Remediation Ind.

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You make a number of good points but still fail to offer a means for the issuing authority [a non-profit association] to pay their bills let alone amortize the $20-40,000 it probably cost to negotiate and design the code or standard in the first place. Giving them away free as a download only simplifies the distribution but does not cover the initial cost to establish the code in the first place. Ken Re: NORMI Becomes the Fastest Growing Organization> within Mold and Remediation Ind.> >> >> >> >> > I'm wondering if any of you would like to take a stab at explaining what> these zillions of various organizations and certifications do or mean. Are> there any definitive lists?> >> > What do people have to do to become mold remediators? Is there a degree> involved, or an organizational certification program, state exam??? How much> time is involved? Is there anything like an apprenticeship for those without> mycology (???) degrees?> >> > What are the respected certifications and which ones are basically bad> jokes on the clients?> >> > In case you want to know why, its because it is something I've been> looking for and haven't been able to find for a long time. (This list of> remediator/IAQ consultant acronyms)> >> >> >> >> >> > >>