Official Credentialing

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

  1. 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 →

  2. 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 ↓

  3. 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 ↓

Apply for C.B.R.S. Verification →
Step 2 of 3

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.

Step 3 of 3

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.