Level 2 — Mould Remediation

Name: Level 2 — Mould Remediation
Price: 49 AUD
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A CARSI-issued credential — not an IICRC certification. CARSI is an IICRC CEC Accredited provider, so this course counts toward maintaining a certification you already hold. IICRC certification itself is obtained through a school and examination approved by the IICRC. Every CARSI credential gets a public verification page an employer or insurer can check without contacting us.

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About This Course

Builds directly on Level 1 and takes you into more complex jobs — one to ten square metres, semi-porous materials like plasterboard and timber framing. You learn how Australian WHS laws apply to this work, how to set up proper containment with negative air pressure, how to use moisture meters to track drying, how to manage biological hazards and stronger chemicals, how to complete a JSEA, how to document a job professionally, and how to handle emergencies and notifiable incidents. Covers the full remediation process from material removal through to waste disposal and job close-out.

Syllabus

21 modules · 21 lessons · 4

Module 1 — Introduction to Mould

Introduction to Mould — ReadingPreview

Module 2 — Preparation for Mould Remediation — Level 2

Preparation for Mould Remediation — Level 2 — Reading

Module 3 — The Framework of Health and Safety Regulations

The Framework of Health and Safety Regulations — Reading

Module 4 — Hazards, Risks, and Control Measures

Hazards, Risks, and Control Measures — Reading

Module 5 — Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke

Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke — Reading

Module 6 — Cleaning Chemicals

Cleaning Chemicals — Reading

Module 7 — Biological Hazards

Biological Hazards — Reading

Module 8 — Safety Data Sheets

Safety Data Sheets — Reading

Module 9 — Moisture Meters

Moisture Meters — Reading

Module 10 — Initial Inspection — Level 2

Initial Inspection — Level 2 — Reading

Module 11 — Containment

Containment — Reading

Module 12 — Job Safety and Environmental Analysis

Job Safety and Environmental Analysis — Reading

Module 13 — Documentation

Documentation — Reading

Module 14 — Plant and Machinery

Plant and Machinery — Reading

Module 15 — Emergency Situations

Emergency Situations — Reading

Module 16 — Emergency Documentation

Emergency Documentation — Reading

Module 17 — Mould Remediation Processes

Mould Remediation Processes — Reading

Module 18 — Disposal — Mould Remediation

Disposal — Mould Remediation — Reading

Module 19 — Removing Waste

Removing Waste — Reading

Module 20 — Finalise Tasks

Finalise Tasks — Reading

Module 21 — What You Have Covered in This Course

What You Have Covered in This Course — Reading

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Introduction to Mould — Reading

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At Level 2, your understanding of mould must go beyond the basics. Mould is not a single organism — it is a vast and diverse kingdom of fungi with thousands of species, many of which behave differently under different environmental conditions. In the context of building remediation, the most commonly encountered genera include Cladosporium, Penicillium, Aspergillus, Stachybotrys, and Alternaria, each of which presents different health risks and remediation challenges.

Mould reproduces by releasing spores — microscopic particles that travel through air and settle on surfaces. When conditions are favourable, spores germinate and develop hyphal structures that penetrate into materials. This is why Level 2 remediation deals with materials where mould has moved beyond the surface and requires more invasive intervention to achieve true remediation.

The health risks associated with mould exposure are well established. Mycotoxins produced by certain species — particularly Stachybotrys chartarum, commonly known as black mould — can cause significant health effects with prolonged exposure. At Level 2, you are working in environments where exposure risk is higher than at Level 1, and your understanding of those risks must guide your protective behaviours at every stage of the job.

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This CARSI course complements the IICRC — it is Southern-Hemisphere training the IICRC does not offer, not an IICRC certification. IICRC certification is obtained separately through schools and examinations approved by the IICRC.

Level 2 — Mould Remediation