Items Tagged with 'restoration regulation'

Learn OSHA fall protection requirements under 1926.501 and how restoration contractors can prevent violations and protect workers.

Industry experts explain why reading regulations, understanding ANSI/IICRC Standards, and using evidence-based training are essential for restoration compliance.

The restoration industry lacks an industry-specific labor code, but OSHA’s Top 10 violations offer clear insights into the safety gaps restorers face every day. Here’s what each violation means for your teams and how you can use this data to improve compliance, reduce injuries, and protect your business. 

Learn about this year’s trends, market growth, technology breakthroughs and advocacy highlights that defined 2025. Plus, see what’s next for 2026. 

The Restoration Industry Association (RIA) has formally requested the creation of a six-digit NAICS code—624231: Emergency Restoration Services, to better classify and support restoration professionals' essential, time-sensitive work. This significant step aims to improve safety, data accuracy, and disaster response efficiency within the industry.

IICRC certification will be required for mold remediation in Virginia from July 1,2024.

In this episode of Ask Annissa! Annissa talks about licensing and regulation in the restoration industry

The campaign emphasizes the importance of proper mold remediation through accredited industry standards and certifications.

The California Debt Collection Licensing Act (“DCLA” SB 908) takes effect on January 1, 2022. Here, Ed Cross, 'The Restoration Lawyer,' explains what this means for restoration contractors.