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After you complete the mold training, you will be able to use the PMII mold certified logos and mold emblems on your advertising materials. The mold training course benefits include access to marketing material templates for flyers, business cards, brochures, etc.
Why should I join a non-profit mold association?
There are several mold organizations to choose from, but some are operated by mold labs or mold training schools who profit from them. Operating for-profit mold associations can create a conflict of interest for any association whose goal is to protect and educate the public. PMII mold training graduates receive a $149 paid membership in the National Association of Mold Remediators and Inspectors (NAMRI), which is a non-profit organization that approves of PMII's mold training.
After you complete the mold training, you will be able to use the PMII mold certified logos and mold emblems on your advertising materials. The mold training course benefits include access to marketing material templates for flyers, business cards, brochures, etc.
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- What Qualifications do Mold Inspectors and Mold Remediators Need?
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