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SUMMARY:Connecticut Mold Professionals Meet ’n Greet
DESCRIPTION:NEW MOLD LEGISLATION IS HERE. Effective October 1, 2026\nConnecticut Mold Professionals and Anyone Who Cleans:\nMeet and Greet and Learn How to Get Ready for the New Mold Legislation\nEffective October 1, all mold remediation contractors in Connecticut must be trained and certified in mold remediation by either the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), or the National Organization of Remediators and Microbial Inspectors (NORMI), or another organization approved by the commissioner.\nAdditionally, no contractor can perform mold remediation in Connecticut unless it follows the ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation, Fourth Edition, or any approved successor or revision. The commissioner must post notice of such approval and the name of the approved standard on the Department of Consumer Protection’s website.\nFor the law, mold means any form of fungi that grows in the form of multicellular filaments known as hyphae and reproduces by way of small spores. Additionally, mold remediation involves the removal, cleaning, sanitization, demolition, or other treatment of mold or mold-contaminated materials in a building.\nThis means contractors who perform mold remediation work in Connecticut will need to demonstrate that they have the knowledge, training, and certification required to follow recognized professional standards.\nFor contractors, assessors, restorers, cleaners, and remediation professionals, now is the time to prepare and get ready for October 1.\nConnecticut passed Bill No. 5222 to implement the state’s Department of Consumer Protection’s recommendations, introducing new rules for mold remediation.\nCome and meet with Doug Hoffman and Dr. Gavin Macgregor-Skinner to learn how you can be ready by October 1. Enjoy an evening of information, collaboration, and networking.\nWhat We’ll Discuss\n\nNew Connecticut Mold Legislation – What professionals need to know and how it affects your business.\nCompliance – Preparing your company for the new requirements.\nIICRC S520 – How to support and properly apply the industry standard in your work.\nAssessment & Remediation – Strengthening cooperation between professionals.\nConsumer Protection – Raising the standard to better protect everyone in Connecticut.\nNetworking – Meet other professionals working in Connecticut.\n\nEvent Location\nCourtyard by Marriott Hartford/Windsor Airport – Windsor Room\n1 Day Hill Road, Windsor, Connecticut 06095-1706\n\n
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