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CPRS

Certified Professional
Remediation Specialist

Online course, test, and certification is available for one person. Access to the NOAI network support.

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CPRS FIRM CERTIFICATION

Firm Certification Program

Online course, test, and certification for 2-4 people, business guidance, marketing material and more.

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CIAQS

Certified IAQ Specialist

Online IAQ course, test, and certification that opens doors to solving toxic building problems. One person.

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"Get certified in ozone and indoor air quality remediation. 100% online courses with national recognition. Start your career today!"

"Get certified in ozone and indoor air quality remediation. 100% online courses with national recognition. Start your career today!"Whether you prefer ozone or chlorine dioxide, NOAI is the best place to earn your nationally-recognized certification. Do not start as “The guy with an ozone machine in his trunk” NOAI’s training comes from years of field experience solving a variety of odor, disinfection, mold, and toxic conditions that cleaning will not solve. A remediation service is needed in home, schools, office buildings, cars, and trucks.

Ozone Generator Certification

There are many ozone generators available on the market, and your customers want assurance that your product is reliable and of high quality. The National Oxidative Association has created a straightforward and effective review process, which can be featured on your website. Additionally, our logo can be added to your machines to signify this national endorsement.

2025 Survey Show 80% of Office Employees Complain of Toxic Conditions at the Workplace

A recent survey from Monster reveals a disturbing trend in the American workforce: an increasing number of employees say they are facing toxic work environments, with detrimental effects on their mental health.

The latest Mental Health in the Workplace survey conducted by Monster paints a grim picture of the current state of American workplaces. The survey, which polled 1,100 workers, found that an alarming 80 percent of respondents described their workplace as toxic, a significant increase from the 67 percent reported just a year prior. This toxic environment is taking a toll on employees’ mental well-being, with 71 percent of workers rating their mental health as either poor (40 percent) or fair (31 percent).

But, there is a more obvious “Toxic Workplace” concern, meaning the Indoor Air Quality. Worker performance, sick time, added stress, and health claims are a serious financial liability that most companies fail to recognize. The true cost is likely staggering, but IAQ is both pernicious and difficult to appreciate. Yet, the solution is not a serious cost factor. Annual testing and routine treatments are easy to accomplish. The cleaning service, pest control treatments, off-gassing, fumes, and pollution create a “Bioload” of toxic conditions that cause lethargy, nausea, and reduced productivity.

  • Make sure that the cleaning company is certified by The Green Clean Institute.

  • Review the pest control products for human impact

  • Do an annual IAQ test with a Certified Indoor Air Quality Specialist (CIAQS)