Responding to Indoor Mold Concerns Guide

Responding to Indoor Mold Concerns: A Resource for Environmental Public Health Professionals

Inspection Observations

ROOM

VISIBLE MOLD

VISIBLE MOISTURE OR WATER STAINS

ODOR DETECTED HUMIDITY LEVEL IMPACTED AREAS (E.G., CEILING, WALLS, FLOORING)

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

Living room

%

ft²

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

Kitchen

%

ft²

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

Bathroom(s)

%

ft²

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

Bedroom(s)

%

ft²

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

Basement/attic

%

ft²

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

YES □ NO □

Other areas (specify)

%

ft²

NOTES

Note . Appendix B form incorporates items from: Storey, E., Dangman, K.H., Schenck, P., DeBernardo, R.L., Yang, C.S., Bracker, A., & Hodgson, M.J. (2024). Guidance for clinicians on the recognition and management of health effects related to mold exposure and moisture indoors . University of Connecticut Health Center. https://health.uconn.edu/occupational- environmental/wp-content/uploads/sites/25/2015/12/mold_guide.pdf

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. (2018). Dampness and mold assessment tool: General buildings, forms, & instructions. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention . https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/docs/2019-115/ pdfs/2019-115.pdf

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