Below is the school curriculum and course contents for the Environmental Hygienist Education seminar for you to be trained and designated for one or more of the following professional designations: Certified Environmental Hygienist, Certified Residential Hygienist, and/or Certified Commercial Hygienist, plus your choice of five different mold certification designations.

Please note that each hygienist designation and each mold designation has a separate annual membership fee in addition to the environmental school tuition you pay. You will master the techniques you need to inspect and to do environmental testing for homes, commercial buildings, and public buildings such as schools.

1. Radon inside residences, apartments, and commercial buildings. Health effects from exposure to radon. How to physically and visually inspect homes, apartments, and commercial buildings for potential radon zones. How to collect test samples of possible radon contamination. Radon mitigation techniques and procedures. Please note that you may need additional training to pass the E.P.A or your State's Radon Proficiency Exam.
    

2. Asbestos inside residences, apartments, and commercial buildings. Health effects from exposure to asbestos. How to physically and visually inspect homes, apartments, and commercial buildings for potential building materials that may contain asbestos. How to collect test samples of possible asbestos-bearing building materials. Asbestos remediation  and removal techniques and procedures. Please note that you may need additional training to pass Federal or your State's Asbestos Proficiency Exam.
    

3. Lead in Drinking Water, Lead-Based Paint, and Lead in Building Materials Health effects from exposure to lead in drinking water, lead-based paint. and building  materials. How to physically and visually inspect homes, apartments, and commercial buildings for lead in drinking water, lead-based paint, and building materials. How to collect test samples. Lead in drinking water, lead-based paint, and lead in building materials remediation and removal techniques and procedures.
    

4. Outgassing of unhealthy gases from building materials, carpeting, and furniture and furnishings inside residences, apartments, and commercial buildings. Health effects from exposure to outgassing. How to physically and visually inspect homes, apartments, and commercial buildings for potential sources of outgassing. How to collect test samples of possible outgassing. Outgassing remediation and removal techniques and procedures.
    

5. Allergens [dust mites, pollens, mold spores, and air pollutants] Health effects of allergens. How to physically and visually inspect homes, apartments, and commercial buildings for potential sources of allergens. How to collect test samples of possible allergens. Allergen remediation and removal techniques and procedures.
    

6. Pesticide residues [elevated levels] inside and outside residences, apartments, and commercial buildings. Health effects from exposure to elevated levels of indoor and outdoor pesticide residues. How to physically and visually inspect inside homes, apartments, and commercial buildings [and the building's outdoor environment] for potential pesticide residue zones. How to collect test samples of possible pesticide residues indoors and outdoors. Pesticide residue remediation and removal techniques and procedures.
    

7. Alternative pest control, lawn care, and landscaping methods that are healthy, environmentally-safe, and effective without the indoor and outdoor use of health-damaging pesticides.
    

8. Bacterial, viral, and germ contamination of air and drinking water inside residences, apartments, and commercial buildings. Health effects from exposure to bacterial, viral, and germ contamination of air and drinking water. How to physically and visually inspect homes, apartments, and commercial buildings for potential bacterial, viral, and germ contamination of air and drinking water. How to collect test samples of possible bacterial, viral, and germ contamination of air and drinking water. Bacterial, viral, and germ contamination remediation and removal techniques and procedures.
    

9. Bio-Terrorism: How to protect a home, condo, apartment, office, or commercial building against biological terrorism [anthrax spores, smallpox, and other airborne and drinking water toxins] 24 hours per day with duct-installed and/or portable hepa filtration and ultraviolet lights, plus continual air quality monitoring with alarms.
    

10. How to conduct environmental assessments and testing Certified Healthy Home, a Certified Healthy Condo, a Certified Healthy Apartment, or a Certified Healthy Office.
     

11. How to research, organize, prepare, and write environmental remediation protocol plans and remediation bid proposals.
     

12. Sales, Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations Tips to enable you to earn a high income as a Certified Environmental Hygienist, Certified Mold Inspector, and Certified Mold Remediator.
     

13. How To Protect Yourself Legally Against Lawsuits in working as a Certified Environmental Hygienist, Certified Mold Inspector, and Certified Mold Remediator.
     

14. Mold Inspection and Mold Testing. Please read Course Contents.
     

15. Mold Remediation and Mold Removal. Please read Course Contents.

Home or Distance Environment Training
Our certified environmental hygienist training certification course is now taught in the convenience of your home and office through our "Distance Mold Training or Study Mold At Home" learning program.

For information on our distance environment training or environmental hygienist education learning program, please visit Home or Distance Environmental Training or email instructor Phillip Fry at moldconsultant@yahoo.com

Note: We now accept credit card payments for our home or distance mold training. For details, visit: Credit Card Payments.
 

The Professional Certification Institute [PCI] is the
environmental training division of  the Ecology College.