In today’s episode, we continue abording some of the most important principles involved in the remediation industry with the help of Michael Pinto. How can you make sure that you are performing high-quality remediations? We’ll be discussing this and other ethics-related issues in a new chapter of the Manage Mold podcast. 

Experience means nothing if you don’t conduct yourself with ethics. This rule applies to pretty much every job and activity we perform in life, but when we talk about the remediation industry, this principle acquires a new level of importance and that’s what we’re discussing today along with our expert, Michael Pinto. We’ll be also discussing how important is to focus your whole attention to every inspection and remediation work to prevent any further complication in the future, because believe it or not, giving the fasted and easiest version of your work as remediator can end up being more harmful than not doing any remediation at all.

So tune in and learn about the keys to delivering and finding a great remediation solution in this episode of the Manage Mold podcast.  

Key points discussed:

• The baselines to inform yourself about indoor air quality and mold remediation (02:02)  
• The consequences of bad mold remediation in a workspace (True story) (05:37)
• The birth of Wonder Makers Environment (10:45)
• Reaching a point of giving back to your community (13:58)
• Five fundamental points on mold contamination according to Michael Pinto’s book (19:53)
• The importance of the integration between medical with the environmental (26:03)
• Ending the unwillingness to elevate the quality of work in the remediation industry (28:19)

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The baselines to indoor air quality and mold remediation:

• wondermakers.com
• moldsensitized.com

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