Mold Business
A recent
Wall Street Journal
[Aug., 2002] article described the mold inspector and remediator profession
as one of the hot job opportunities in today's business world. The
Journal
noted: "Paul
Brennan, an instructor at the Certified Mold Inspectors and Contractors
Institute (now known as PCI), says that opportunities for 'certified mold
inspectors' and 'certified mold remediators' are 'steadily growing' across
the country. Inspectors can earn as much as $100,000 annually while
remediators -- who rip out mold-infested areas --can take home much more,
Mr. Brennan reports."
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about
Certified Mold
Inspectors in
Plumbing &
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Opportunities (Hygienist
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Certified Mold Testing & Remediation and/or
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Opportunities (Mold
Training Course):
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or,
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or, alternatively, Certified Mold Remediator [C.M.R.]
MOLD GOLD STORY
An article taken
from the "Cleaning and Maintenance
Management Online" September 23, 2002
Mold: The $1
billion industry
WASHINGTON
–– A new report is underscoring just how lucrative mold has become for mold
remediators, water damage restoration experts, indoor air quality testers
and others associated with the industry, Mold claims cost homeowners
insurers $1 billion in 2001 and are blamed by insurers as being a major
factor for the first recorded fiscal year loss in the property/casualty
insurance industry history, the Insurance Journal reported.
While playing more of
factor in the $7.9 billion deficit was the decline in the stock market, the
$1 billion in mold claim payouts still underscore a huge problem for
insurers and a huge potential for remediators and indoor air quality
specialists.
The Insurance Journal quoted the National Association of Independent
Insurers (NAII) as reporting that mold claim payouts for 2001 increased five
times over their 2000 levels.
JanSan industry experts told CM e-News Daily/CMM Online that the draw of the
mold industry is expected to only grow as public hysteria about mold and a
lack of clear science to either dispel concerns, or validate them,
continues.
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