Mold

Front 1

what is mold

Back 1

microscopic fungi

Front 2

what types of problems can mold create

Back 2

health, rotting wood

Front 3

what is considered an elevated level of mold in a given area?

Back 3

no standard

Front 4

what are the four elements that must be presented for mold to grow?

Back 4

moisture, organic food source, temperature < 40°, oxygen

Front 5

of the four elements, which can we control?

Back 5

moisture

Front 6

what are the steps that nvr has instituted to identify mold conditions?

Back 6

dap area with bleach if color changes or disappears , likely mold

Front 7

how many times are we to inspect the house prior to settlement?

Back 7

3

Front 8

what should you be looking for during frame check, prior to close, prior to the new home orientation?

Back 8

visible sign of mold and mildew on all materials

Front 9

name the 3 times that we must use the nvr post settlement checklists, where must these documents be stored

Back 9

30 day review, final review, service first

Front 10

after completing the prior-to- settlement and post- settlement checklist, where must these documents be stored?

Back 10

permanent customer file

Front 11

what must be installed before the insulation and drywall are installed?

Back 11

shingles

Front 12

name 5 areas of a home that mold has been identified in the past?

Back 12

lumber, insulation, party walls, carpeting, counter tops, concrete block

Front 13

what is the first step to be taken when mold is identified?

Back 13

mold investigation

Front 14

why should you not use bleach to clean a suspected mold area?

Back 14

let pm know, react promptly, remove moisture, remediate, involve hygienist if needed

Front 15

when must you division manager be informed of a mold situation?

Back 15

when getting a hygienist

Front 16

What is recommended to clean an area where mold has been identified?

Back 16

Mold remediation, mold block

Front 17

What are we using as guidelines for identifying and remdiating mold situations?

Back 17

EPA