Certified Biohazard Remediation Specialist (C.B.R.S.)
The C.B.R.S. post-nominal designation signals to families, probate attorneys, code enforcement officers, and insurance adjusters that an operator has passed BMRA's verification and operational standards—without requiring $5,000 franchise buy-ins.
The 3-Step Verification Path
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Step 1: Business & Insurance Verification
Confirm active business entity registration, service territory, and Certificate of Insurance (or enroll in BMRA's Elite Blanket Liability program). Run the Verification Readiness Audit →
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Step 2: Code of Ethics & Heirloom Pledge
Sign the BMRA Discreet Fleet, OSHA 1910.1030 PPE, Mold Containment, and Written Heirloom Recovery Pledge. Sign the pledge below ↓
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Step 3: Online C.B.R.S. Competency Assessment
Pass the online standards exam covering ICD Hoarding Levels 1–5, negative-air mold containment, and biohazard decontamination safety. Take the assessment below ↓
BMRA Code of Ethics & Heirloom Recovery Pledge
Check all five commitments, then sign. Your signed pledge is filed with your verification record and can be printed for your office.
commits to the following standards of the Biohazard & Mold Remediation Association:
Electronic signature recorded at BiohazardAssociation.org. Signing the pledge is one step of C.B.R.S. verification and does not by itself verify a listing.
Online C.B.R.S. Competency Assessment
10 questions on OSHA 1910.1030, regulated medical waste, the ICD Clutter-Hoarding Scale, IICRC S520 mold containment, ozone safety, and heirloom chain-of-custody. A score of 8/10 (80%) or higher passes. You can retake it.