Indoor Air sciences CSMI Practice Exam

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Who is responsible for correcting the underlying cause of mold contamination?

OSHA
The EPA
Property owner
Local health department

The correct answer is: Property owner

The responsibility for correcting the underlying cause of mold contamination primarily falls on the property owner. Property owners are accountable for maintaining their buildings and ensuring that conditions do not foster mold growth. This includes addressing moisture issues, leaks, and ventilation problems that are often at the heart of mold infestations. While organizations like OSHA and the EPA provide guidelines and standards regarding mold and health safety, they do not directly engage in mold remediation in individual scenarios. The local health department may have a role in regulating public health and can provide support or advice regarding mold issues, but enforcement and remediation efforts remain the responsibility of the property owner. Ultimately, effective mold remediation starts with the owner taking initiative to eliminate the conditions that allow mold to thrive.