Why are proper engineering controls crucial during mold remediation? David Myrick breaks down how these controls safeguard your home from cross-contamination, ensuring a safe and effective remediation process.

In this mini class, you’ll learn:

• Proper containment barriers

• Specialized equipment

• How air flow works inside containment

• How to set up negative air pressure

• Utilizing a manometer to measure Pascals

• Placement of exhaust ventilation ducts

• The purpose of a decontamination chamber

• Scenarios without negative air pressure

• Decontamination of equipment

• And more!

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