Why is mould becoming more of an issue?
Presented by Deanne Hislop, Building Biologist and Mould Testing Technician of Building Biology in WA. Discover why mould is becoming more of an issue in today's society and how we can address this in building design, including the many preventable issues in builds that result in increased microbial growth. From the choice of build materials, roofing design, waterproofing, water vapour and condensation allowance as ventilation, particularly in passive builds there are many factors to consider when designing a healthy home that will help reduce the likelihood of mould growth.
1 CPD Non Technical
Why is mould becoming more of an issue?
24/06/2021 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM AWST | 12PM AEST
Deanne will discuss why mould is becoming
more of an issue in today's society and how we can address this increasing
issue in build design.
As a building biologist and mould testing
technician Deanne sees many preventable issues in builds that result in
increased microbial growth. From the choice of building materials, roofing
design, waterproofing, water vapour and condensation allowance as ventilation,
particularly in passive builds there are many factors to consider when
designing a healthy home that will help reduce the likelihood of mould
growth.
This workshop provides a comprehensive
look into why mould is becoming a greater issue within the built environment,
common issues seen with builds today, why people seem to be more susceptible to
mould and of course what considerations need to be made in the design
stage.
About the Presenter
Deanne Hislop
With over 20 years experience in environmental health, Deanne works closely with integrative and functional practitioners, specialising in EMF mitigation and mould, as well as all aspects of building biology.
Deanne runs numerous workshops and seminars, from beginner to practitioner level, and sits as an adviser on several environmental health groups.
Deanne is passionate about children’s health and unburdening the body.
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