TEXAS MOLD ASSESSMENT CONSULTANT YEAR
2024-2025 ACCURATE CURRENTLY TESTING EXAM
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Containment must be specified in a mold remediation protocol when the mold contamination of facts and
total surface area of 25 continuous square feet or more for the project. According to the Texas mold
assessment and remediation rolls, containment is not required if - ANSWER>>no person who is not
licensed or registered under the sub chapter occupies the building in which the remediation takes place at
any time between the start date and stop date for the project as specified on the notification
According to the EPA is mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings, if the total surface area
by mold is 25 ft.² the recommended PPE is - ANSWER>>Limited and full
in the mold remediation protocol for a project, the mold assessment consultants shall specify -
ANSWER>>the procedures to be used in determining whether the underlying cause of the mold identified
for the project has been remediated so that it is reasonably certain that the mold will not return from that
same cause
the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules states that notice signs must be legible from -
ANSWER>>10 feet
after completing any training course required by the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, how
long do you have to take and pass the state examination - ANSWER>>6 months
the assigned protection factor (PF) for an N-95 respirator is - ANSWER>>there is no PF rating for an N-
95 respirator
According to the EPA"mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings" document, the EPA
recommends the following for cleanup of books and papers that were damaged with clear water within
24-48 hours - ANSWER>>discard all books and papers, photocopy and discard originals, and freeze or
freeze-dry originals
when sampling with a spore trap you are usually trying to determine - ANSWER>>identification of viable
mild spores
,which of the following sampling devices would you use to determine respirable and non-respirable viable
airborne mold spores? - ANSWER>>air-o-cell cassette
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, if a contractor is working under the
exceptions and exemptions subsection and identifies additional mold that affects a total surface area of
more than 25 contiguous square feet they shall - ANSWER>>Immediately cease all remediation work and
implement emergency containment if necessary
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a containment area is defined as -
ANSWER>>an area that has been enclosed to control the release of mold or mold-containing vapors into
the surrounding area
a musty odor indoors usually indicates - ANSWER>>microbial growth
skin and eye protection during the remediation process is used to protect workers from -
ANSWER>>mold toxins and spores, dust mites, and cleaning products
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules the required clearance level of mold
spores is - ANSWER>>N/A
which sampling method would you use to determine both viable and non- viable mold concentrations in
the air - ANSWER>>air-o-cell-cassette
according to the EPA's "mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings" document, the EPA
recommends the following for cleanup for non-porous hard surface areas - ANSWER>>cleaned with
detergent solution
what is the normal air flow rate an air-o-cell cassette - ANSWER>>15 liters/minute
according to the. EPA's "mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings", it is recommended that
water damaged cellulose ceiling tiles should. be - ANSWER>>discarded
what is the normal air flow rater used for an Andersen sampler - ANSWER>>28.3 liters/minute
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, who can write a mold management
plan? - ANSWER>>a licensed mold assessment consultant
, according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a mold assessment consultant may
perform an assessment to - ANSWER>>collect data for writing a mold assessment report
health effects from inhalation of mold spores could be - ANSWER>>Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, mold is defines as - ANSWER>>spores,
hyphae, mycotoxins, and living or dead fungi
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, the purpose of a mold assessment is to -
ANSWER>>determine the sources, locations and extent of mold growth in a building / determine the
condition(s) that caused the mold growth / and enable the assessment consultant to prepare a mold
remediation protocol
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a licensed mold assessment company or
consultant shall maintain records until - ANSWER>>the company or consultant issues a mold
assessment report, management plan, or remediation protocol to a client, if the company or consultant
performs. only the initial assessment for the project / the company or consultant issues the final. status
report to the client, if a. final status report is issued / and the company or consultant provides the. signed.
certificate of mold remediation to a mold remediation contractor or company, if a certificate of mold
remediation is provided
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a post remediation assessment shall
determine if - ANSWER>>the work area is free of all visible mold and wood rot / all work has been
completed in compliance with the remediation protocol and work plan and meets clearance criteria
specified in the protocol
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, notice signs for mold remediation
projects must say - ANSWER>>NOTICE: mold remediation project in progress
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, containment is not required for a
contaminated area of less than - ANSWER>>25 continguous square feet
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, the stop date is defined as -
ANSWER>>the date after the date on which final clearance is achieved
2024-2025 ACCURATE CURRENTLY TESTING EXAM
VERSIONS WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH A STUDY GUIDE
EXPORT VERIFIED FOR GURANTEED PASS
Containment must be specified in a mold remediation protocol when the mold contamination of facts and
total surface area of 25 continuous square feet or more for the project. According to the Texas mold
assessment and remediation rolls, containment is not required if - ANSWER>>no person who is not
licensed or registered under the sub chapter occupies the building in which the remediation takes place at
any time between the start date and stop date for the project as specified on the notification
According to the EPA is mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings, if the total surface area
by mold is 25 ft.² the recommended PPE is - ANSWER>>Limited and full
in the mold remediation protocol for a project, the mold assessment consultants shall specify -
ANSWER>>the procedures to be used in determining whether the underlying cause of the mold identified
for the project has been remediated so that it is reasonably certain that the mold will not return from that
same cause
the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules states that notice signs must be legible from -
ANSWER>>10 feet
after completing any training course required by the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, how
long do you have to take and pass the state examination - ANSWER>>6 months
the assigned protection factor (PF) for an N-95 respirator is - ANSWER>>there is no PF rating for an N-
95 respirator
According to the EPA"mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings" document, the EPA
recommends the following for cleanup of books and papers that were damaged with clear water within
24-48 hours - ANSWER>>discard all books and papers, photocopy and discard originals, and freeze or
freeze-dry originals
when sampling with a spore trap you are usually trying to determine - ANSWER>>identification of viable
mild spores
,which of the following sampling devices would you use to determine respirable and non-respirable viable
airborne mold spores? - ANSWER>>air-o-cell cassette
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, if a contractor is working under the
exceptions and exemptions subsection and identifies additional mold that affects a total surface area of
more than 25 contiguous square feet they shall - ANSWER>>Immediately cease all remediation work and
implement emergency containment if necessary
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a containment area is defined as -
ANSWER>>an area that has been enclosed to control the release of mold or mold-containing vapors into
the surrounding area
a musty odor indoors usually indicates - ANSWER>>microbial growth
skin and eye protection during the remediation process is used to protect workers from -
ANSWER>>mold toxins and spores, dust mites, and cleaning products
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules the required clearance level of mold
spores is - ANSWER>>N/A
which sampling method would you use to determine both viable and non- viable mold concentrations in
the air - ANSWER>>air-o-cell-cassette
according to the EPA's "mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings" document, the EPA
recommends the following for cleanup for non-porous hard surface areas - ANSWER>>cleaned with
detergent solution
what is the normal air flow rate an air-o-cell cassette - ANSWER>>15 liters/minute
according to the. EPA's "mold remediation in schools and commercial buildings", it is recommended that
water damaged cellulose ceiling tiles should. be - ANSWER>>discarded
what is the normal air flow rater used for an Andersen sampler - ANSWER>>28.3 liters/minute
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, who can write a mold management
plan? - ANSWER>>a licensed mold assessment consultant
, according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a mold assessment consultant may
perform an assessment to - ANSWER>>collect data for writing a mold assessment report
health effects from inhalation of mold spores could be - ANSWER>>Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, mold is defines as - ANSWER>>spores,
hyphae, mycotoxins, and living or dead fungi
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, the purpose of a mold assessment is to -
ANSWER>>determine the sources, locations and extent of mold growth in a building / determine the
condition(s) that caused the mold growth / and enable the assessment consultant to prepare a mold
remediation protocol
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a licensed mold assessment company or
consultant shall maintain records until - ANSWER>>the company or consultant issues a mold
assessment report, management plan, or remediation protocol to a client, if the company or consultant
performs. only the initial assessment for the project / the company or consultant issues the final. status
report to the client, if a. final status report is issued / and the company or consultant provides the. signed.
certificate of mold remediation to a mold remediation contractor or company, if a certificate of mold
remediation is provided
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, a post remediation assessment shall
determine if - ANSWER>>the work area is free of all visible mold and wood rot / all work has been
completed in compliance with the remediation protocol and work plan and meets clearance criteria
specified in the protocol
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, notice signs for mold remediation
projects must say - ANSWER>>NOTICE: mold remediation project in progress
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, containment is not required for a
contaminated area of less than - ANSWER>>25 continguous square feet
according to the Texas mold assessment and remediation rules, the stop date is defined as -
ANSWER>>the date after the date on which final clearance is achieved
