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When I heard we hired Ed Fogle I wasn't really excited until I heard that he had 7 years experience with water damage, mold remediation and containment experience with medical and hospital facilities. Our director of emergency management Josh Rafter hired him with the idea that we would offer restoration services in medical facilities. Although I have 22 years experience in the water damage, fire damage and mold remediation industry, I didn't why it was a difference between non medical and medical facilities. How wrong I was Ed Fogle suggested that I get certified in construction with medical facilities and I just received my certificate last week. Here's what I learned: 1. Containment is key including correctly using negative air pressure. 2. Although you may have been hired by facilities of the hospital, there are many important folks to communicate with including infectious control and the head of the actual department you may be working in. 3. Although you may question those in the non medical field about mold illness, that's different in the medical world. It seems that those with immune deficiencies can actually have mold grow in their lungs and the mold can kill them. There are many ways to protect your work area correctly to not only protect patients but also protect the liability of the company working . For more Water Damage services please call SI Restoration at 1-800-356-0484 or visit us at: Water Damage