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Course Orientation and Safety Mindset

Module 1: Course Overview and Remediation Safety Culture

Module 2: Job-Site Hazard Recognition for Water and Mold Remediation

PPE Selection, Use, and Limitations

Module 3: PPE Basics for Water and Mold Remediation

Module 4: Respiratory Protection for Mold and Contaminants

Module 5: Protective Clothing, Gloves, Eye/Face, and Foot Protection

High-Risk Hazards: Electrical and Contamination Exposure

Module 6: Electrical Risks in Water-Damaged Environments

Module 7: Contamination Exposure and Water Categories (Clean, Gray, Black)

Module 8: Containment, Engineering Controls, and Work Practices to Reduce Exposure

Safe Operations and Field Execution

Module 9: Safe Demolition, Material Handling, and Housekeeping in Remediation

Module 10: Heat Stress, Fatigue, and PPE-Related Ergonomic Considerations

Module 11: Pre-Job Briefings, Communication, and Incident Response

Module 12: Integrated Scenario Practice—Selecting PPE and Controls

Knowledge Checks (Quizzes)

Quiz 1: Safety Culture and Hazard Categories

Quiz 2: Job-Site Hazard Recognition

Quiz 3: PPE Selection and Use

Quiz 4: Respiratory Protection

Quiz 5: Protective Clothing, Gloves, and Eye/Face Protection

Quiz 6: Electrical Risks and Controls

Quiz 7: Contamination Exposure and Water Categories

Quiz 8: Containment and Engineering Controls

Quiz 9: Safe Demolition and Housekeeping

Quiz 10: Integrated Scenario—PPE and Safety Practices

Course Wrap-Up and Feedback

Course Survey: Water and Mold Remediation Safety

Hazard Identification and PPE for Water and Mold Remediation is a practical, field-ready course designed to keep remediation crews safe, compliant, and efficient. Whether you’re responding to a burst pipe, chronic moisture intrusion, or a sewage backflow, job-site conditions can change rapidly—introducing physical, electrical, biological, and chemical hazards that demand clear judgment and the right protective equipment. This course builds a strong safety mindset, then layers in step-by-step methods for recognizing hazards, choosing PPE, and applying controls that reduce exposure and prevent incidents. You’ll learn how water damage evolves over time, how to classify water categories (clean, gray, black), and how to match PPE and engineering controls to the actual risks on-site. We cover respiratory protection essentials, protective clothing and gloves, eye/face and foot protection, as well as high-risk topics like electrical safety in wet environments. Through practical scenarios, you’ll practice clean-to-dirty workflows, containment strategies, and decontamination steps that minimize cross-contamination. By the end, you’ll be prepared to lead or contribute to safe operations—planning pre-job briefings, communicating changing conditions, exercising stop-work authority, and responding effectively to incidents or PPE breaches. Ideal for field staff, crew leads, and supervisors, this course gives you the confidence to select the right gear, use it correctly, and maintain a safety-first culture on every remediation job.

Course 4: Hazard Identification and PPE for Water and Mold Remediation

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            <p>Water and mold remediation environments present a complex array of physical, chemical, biological, and electrical hazards that require constant vigilance from every member of the team. Whether you are a field technician, a crew lead, or a supervisor, understanding the fundamental safety culture of a remediation site is essential for preventing injuries and stopping the spread of contamination. This course establishes a comprehensive framework for recognizing site-specific risks—such as structural instability, sharp debris, and deteriorating materials—while reinforcing the individual responsibilities and core safety behaviors expected on every job. By mastering pre-job planning and exercising stop-work authority when conditions shift, personnel can ensure that high-risk environments remain manageable and safe for everyone involved.</p>

<p>Effective protection in these environments relies on the precise selection and use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and the implementation of robust engineering controls. Throughout this training, participants will explore the nuances of respiratory protection, protective clothing, and the specific requirements for handling different water categories, ranging from clean to black water. Special emphasis is placed on the high-risk nature of electrical hazards in wet conditions and the critical role of containment and negative air pressure in isolating contaminants. Beyond equipment, the course addresses the physical demands of the work, including heat stress and fatigue management, ensuring that field staff and supervisors are equipped with the practical knowledge to execute safe demolition, maintain clean-to-dirty workflows, and respond effectively to any on-site incidents.</p>
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