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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

367.83805 Department of Law to establish minimum standards for mold

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(1)The department shall, after consultation with the Public Protection Cabinet and the
Department for Public Health, establish minimum standards for mold remediation
companies that operate in the Commonwealth. The minimum standards shall be
based on the five
(5)general principles of mold remediation created by the Institute
of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) in its publication,
IICRC S520, Second Edition, Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Mold
Remediation, or its successor publication. The five
(5)general principles of mold
remediation are as follows:
(a)Safety and health;
(b)Project documentation;
(c)Contaminant control;
(d)Contaminant removal; and
(e)Contamination prevention.
All mold remediation companies operating in the Commonwealth shall adhere to
the minimum standards established by the department.
(2)Any customer complaints regarding adherence by mold remediation companies to
the administrative regulations promulgated under this section shall be directed to
the Attorney General.
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