Mould Assessment & Remediation Course
Develop your knowledge of mould assessment, remediation planning and verification. The course discusses IICRC S520 and WHO guidance in a UK property context; international guidance does not replace applicable UK requirements. 33 lessons, around 8–10 hours of self-paced study, with practical templates.
Structured, defensible training for individuals and teams. The templates and checklists can be deployed immediately on live jobs.
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Assess and remediate mould properly
Damp and mould are not cosmetic problems. They affect occupant health, building performance, compliance and insurance risk. This self-paced online course gives you the practical framework to inspect, assess, plan and remediate mould competently, in line with UK practice and internationally recognised guidance. Professional training, not DIY advice.
Why it matters now
Mould complaints and housing disrepair cases are rising across the UK, and poor assessment is expensive:
Structured, defensible investigation cuts risk, disputes and ineffective treatments, and demand for properly trained professionals keeps climbing.
Built for professionals and teams
Suitable for individuals and organisations wanting structured, defensible training in mould assessment and remediation.
A methodical, end-to-end framework
- Identify the moisture drivers and conditions behind mould growth
- Conduct systematic mould inspections
- Moisture mapping and non-intrusive assessment
- Know when sampling is appropriate, and when it is not
- Interpret laboratory test reports
- Develop structured remediation plans
- Containment and PPE procedures
- Select appropriate cleaning and removal methods
- Verify successful remediation
- Communicate findings clearly to clients and stakeholders
Built around a busy schedule
Tools you can use on live jobs
- Mould inspection checklist
- Moisture mapping template
- Remediation planning guide
- Containment overview
- Post-remediation verification framework
- Final assessment
Pass the final assessment and receive your Federation of Damp Mould Assessment and Remediation Certificate, issued digitally on completion.
This course provides structured professional education. It does not replace statutory licensing requirements where applicable. Always follow local regulations and organisational policies.
Training a team?
For group bookings or invoice requests, email info@federationofdamp.co.uk.
Curriculum
- 9 Sections
- 33 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Introduction to Mould Assessment & Remediation1 Item
- Module 1 – Introduction to Mould and Indoor Air Quality5 Items
- Module 2 – Health Effects and Risk Assessment5 Items
- 3.12.1: Health Risks of Mould (Allergies, Asthma, Mycotoxins)
- 3.22.2: Vulnerable Populations & Workplace Safety
- 3.32.3: Conducting a Risk Assessment for Mould-Contaminated Environments
- 3.42.4: Understanding Legal Liabilities and Duty of Care
- 3.5End of Module 2 Case Study: Questions on cause and legal implications.10 Questions
- Module 3 – Mould Inspection and Assessment Techniques5 Items
- Module 4 – Mould Sampling and Laboratory Analysis5 Items
- 5.14.1: When and Why to Take Samples
- 5.24.2: Air, Surface, and Bulk Sampling – Illustrated Equipment Guide
- 5.34.3: Interpreting Laboratory Results – Annotated Example Lab Report
- 5.44.4: Reporting and Communicating Findings to Stakeholders
- 5.5End-of-Module 4 Activity: Match Lab Results to Correct Remediation Recommendation12 Questions
- Module 5 – Mould Remediation Principles and Procedures6 Items
- 6.15.1: Containment Protocols and Negative Air Pressure Systems
- 6.25.2: PPE and Safe Work Practices During Remediation
- 6.35.3: Removal Techniques (HEPA, Damp Wipe, Abrasive)
- 6.45.4: Cleaning vs Replacing Contaminated Materials
- 6.55.5: Waste Disposal, Site Decontamination, and Equipment Decon
- 6.6End-of-Module Activity for Module 5 – Remediation Principles & Procedures.6 Questions
- Module 6 – Post-Remediation Verification & Prevention Strategies5 Items
- 7.16.1: Conducting a Clearance Inspection
- 7.26.2: Post-Remediation Testing & Validation
- 7.36.3: Long-Term Prevention Strategies (Ventilation, Dehumidification, Maintenance)
- 7.46.4: Educating Clients on Mould Prevention
- 7.5End-of-Module Activity: Post-Remediation Audit – Single Choice Questions5 Questions
- Module 7: Awaab’s Law: Legal Responsibilities and Risk Prevention7 Items
- 8.17.1: Introduction to Awaab’s Law
- 8.27.2: Legal Duties and Timeframes
- 8.37.3: Implications for Damp Surveyors
- 8.47.4: Health Impact of Damp & Mould
- 8.57.5: Communicating with Tenants and Landlords
- 8.67.6: Consequences of Non-Compliance
- 8.7Awaab’s Law – Legal Responsibilities and Risk Prevention Assessment5 Questions
- Module 8 – Certification Assessment2 Items
Instructor
Structured, defensible training for individuals and teams. The templates and checklists can be deployed immediately on live jobs.
Earn Your Mould Assessment & Remediation Certificate
On passing the final assessment, you receive your Federation of Damp Mould Assessment & Remediation certificate, confirming structured, defensible training in mould inspection, risk assessment and safe remediation. This is professional education and does not replace statutory licensing requirements where they apply.
Aligned to Recognised Standards
Built on IICRC S520, WHO dampness and mould guidance
and OSHA worker-protection principles, set in UK practice
Defensible Reporting
Learn to document inspections, decisions and verification so your work stands up to scrutiny and disputes
Awaab's Law Relevant
Directly relevant to housing disrepair and the damp and mould duties now facing landlords and providers
Know the Boundaries
Understand where statutory licensing and specialist referral apply, so you act competently and within your remit
FAQs
Build Defensible Mould Competence Today
Mould complaints and housing disrepair cases are rising. Study online at your own pace, learn to assess and remediate to recognised standards, and carry out competent, defensible work, individually or as a team.
