Eligibility to take the exam through the Division of Behavioral Health Office of Consumer Affairs is for persons who have completed a forty hour (40) Peer Support Training Program and have a certificate of attendance/completion from training facilitators of a Peer Support Training program.
If there are outdoor openings in the room, place an exhaust fan near them to help remove mold spores from the room. Wear a respirator or a facemask rated for black mold spore protection, and cover arms, legs and hands to avoid contact with mold spores. Use soap and a sponge to remove visible mold. If the moldy area is dry, lightly spray with water, as this will reduce the incidence of airborne mold spores during cleaning. Next, use commercial black mold removal products, which can be found in most hardware or home repair stores, to disinfect the moldy areas, in addition to any adjacent areas.
The most effective way to clean mold out of air ducts is to use detergent or soap that does not contain ammonia. Once you scrub away the mold and let the surface of the air duct dry, North Dakota State University recommends wiping down the duct with a solution of 1/4 cup to 1/2 cup of bleach and 1 gallon of water.