Florida to Schedule Hearing on Mold Assessors and Remediators Standards and Practices Proposed Rules If Requested; Licensing and Disciplinary Proposed Rule Changes Published
Oct 28, 2013
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (“DBPR”) issued October 14, 2013 Notices on proposed Rules pertaining to mold-related services licensees under Chapter 468, Part XVI, Florida Statutes.
The law, which became effective in 2011, prohibits individuals and companies from performing mold remediation or mitigation services without carrying a license. Mold assessors must also be licensed.
The DBPR issued a Notice of Proposed Rule for 61-31.701 and 61-31.702, which relate to minimum standards and practices for mold assessors and remediators.
If requested within 21 days of the Notice, the DBPR will schedule a subsequent hearing.
To view the full texts of the proposed Rules, click here:
- 61-31.701: Minimum Standards and Practices for Mold Assessors
- 61-31.702: Minimum Standards and Practices for Mold Remediators
In addition, the DBPR issued a Notice of Change on previously-published proposed Rules on licensing (initial and continuing requirements) for those engaged in mold-related services.
To view these proposed Rule texts with the changes noted, click here.
- 61-31.101: License Requirements
- 61-31.102: Examination
- 61-31.402: Discretionary Hardship Reinstatement of Void Licenses
- 61-31.505: Approval of Continuing Education Courses
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