IIAQC or whatever

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Pretty easy to see who the Exec Director is. According to the company

website, Garrett is president and CEO of Biozone Scientific, a

manufacturer of air and water purification devices using lightwave-based

technologies.

I think that is promotional speak for UV........ But it's a nice website....

According back to the Certification Application page of IIAQC or whatever,

here are the certifications:

Indoor Air Quailty Certified Professional (IAQCP) $159.95

Mold Insptection Certified Professional (MICP) $159.95

Both IAQCP and MICP $279.95

Not trying to be funny on this very sad topic, but they have started out by

literally putting new meaning on not being able to spell Indoor Air Quality

OR Mold Inspection. FYI, the above are not MY typos

Speaking of alphabet soup..... Carlson is also an American on his

board. Anyone in the IAQ space ever heard of him? His firm is at

newairtech.com. According to his website he is a Member EEF - Environmental

Education Foundation, Certified-Environmental Specialist - EAA ,

Certified-Indoor Environmental Engineer- Care Tech Industries , Certified

Indoor Air Quality Manager , Certified Mold Inspector - Member #12213 Indoor

Environmental Standards Organization, Certified Master Mold Remediator.

Same story, different day. Nothing has really changed; let the buyer beware.

Since I got really mad about this whole issue during the great Texas mold

rush, I now plan on downing a glass of wine and mentally adding these

certifications to the other 100 or so in the field of assessment of human

exposure to toxic materials field that some of us used to call IH.

B. Dotson, CIH, CSP, DEE

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> <http://www.iiaqc.org/> IIAQC ::: INTERNATIONAL INDOOR AIR QUALITY

> COMMISSION :::

> www.iiaqc.org <http://www.iiaqc.org/>

> Do anyone know anything about this association and its credibility.

> Thanks in advance

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> Satish

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