Mold Bundle

Description

CrossChecking the New IICRC S520 MOLD STANDARD 3 Part Series

The Sword and the Shield: IICRC Standards can be used by restorers as a sword (to justify billing) and as a shield (to defend against liability claims).

Is your team up to speed on the changes in the 2024 Mold Standard?  The Standard is long and complex, but Restoration CrossCheck LLC can be your guide to a quick understanding of the most important revisions.

The 2024 Mold Standard contains important new parts about air scrubbers, IEPs, antimicrobials, Condition 1, Condition 2, project documentation, insurance, and more! Those who disregard the changes may face significant fallout and financial risk.

Parts of the Standard explain the IICRC’s opinion as to what constitutes the “standard of care.” Those who fail to comply with the legal standard of care can be sued for the tort of negligence. Can the new Standard be used against you in court for jobs you did before the Standard was published? The answer is yes, and this course shows you how. It also explains what you can do to manage your risk.

Fortunately, Restoration CrossCheck Senior Consultant Cole Stanton was part of the S520 Consensus Body. In this series, Cole and Ed Cross unpack the revisions to the Standard, and give you a roadmap to greatly accelerate your implementation of the new Standard.

The course summarizes new statements from the IICRC as to what documentation is required to comply with the standard of care. It also points out new “recommendations”–which may not be the standard of care–but are very good steps to reduce liability and increase the chance your bill will be paid in full.

The bundle includes all three (3) one-hour sessions plus Q&A and lively group discussion with those who attended the event live. Each session will earn you one (1) hour of IICRC Continuing Education Credit.

Model Mold Specification and Remediation Work Plan

Transform Your Mold Remediation Projects with a Proven Framework

Without a detailed, structured work plan, mold remediation projects can suffer from inefficiencies, missed opportunities, and increased liability exposure. The Model Restoration Work Plan (RWP) is your solution for tackling these challenges head-on. Designed to provide a clear and comprehensive framework, the RWP enables remediators to develop robust scopes of work that ensure better outcomes for all stakeholders and greater profitability for your business.

Why Choose the RWP?

Developed by industry leaders at Restoration CrossCheck LLC, led by mold remediation expert Cole Stanton, this plan is based on proven practices from the ANSI/IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard and tailored to meet the needs of today’s restoration contractors.

Key Features of the RWP:

• Comprehensive Scope Development: A step-by-step guide for creating detailed, revenue-generating scopes of work.
• Risk Mitigation Tools: Aligns with the industry’s standard of care to reduce liability exposure.
• Clear Communication Framework: Enhances collaboration and consensus among all project stakeholders.
• AIA-CSI Compliance: Speaks the universal language of construction professionals for seamless integration into projects.
• Customizable for Your Needs: Adaptable to fit the unique requirements of each project.

Mold remediation is no time to cut corners. The RWP empowers you to protect your business, maximize profits, and deliver superior results every time.

Purchase the stand-along Specification and Work Plan here.

The Model Restoration Work Plan (RWP) is provided for general informational purposes only and is not intended as legal advice. Restoration CrossCheck consultants are available to assist with implementation, but no guarantee or warranty is provided.