Miami Mold Laws
If you own, manage or maintain any Miami private or public property that has had a moisture intrusion event, mold growth, resident/occupant complaint, or a due diligence request you need to know if this law applies to you. On January 1, 2016, Miami’s mold law went into effect.
According to the law, “mold” means any indoor multi-cellular fungi growth capable of creating toxins that can cause pulmonary, respiratory, neurological or other major illnesses after minimal exposure. Consequently, a lot of events may fall into the “mold” assessment and mold remediation North Miami Beach regulated definition, so it’s best to be prepared.
Training is Essential
The new Mold Program, under the direction of the Miami Department of Labor, which is responsible for enforcing Article 32 of the Miami Labor Law, establishes licensing requirements and minimum work standards for professionals engaged in mold assessment and black mold testing Miami. There are three main components to the new law:
Training: The Mold Program will protect consumers by requiring contractors to obtain appropriate training prior to being licensed to perform mold assessment, mold remediation Fort Lauderdale or abatement services.
Licensing: Contractors will not be allowed to advertise or perform covered work without the required license, with limited exceptions such as home or business owners performing work on their own properties.
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