Todd Pirich, the owner of Core Mitigation, is an experienced mold remediation technician based in Roscommon, Michigan. When he is not managing operations at Core Mitigation, Todd Pirich enjoys skydiving. He maintains a United States Parachute Association B License and has completed more than 350 jumps. Individuals can pursue a number of licenses with the United States Parachute Association (USPA). Licenses are graded A through D and are used to denote overall jump experience. Upon completing initial training, which involves a minimum of 25 jumps, individuals receive their Skydiving A License. In addition to recording 25 additional jumps to achieve their B License, individuals must log at least 30 minutes of freefall time. Licensing standards increase significantly for the higher licensing classes. A Skydiving C License can be achieved following 200 jumps and 60 minutes of freefall time, while the D License requires 500 jumps and three hours of air time. After meeting the requirements for a specific license, individuals can visit www.uspa.org and fill out the appropriate application. Applications must be signed by a USPA instructor, while the D License application requires additional signatures from the instructor examiner and a USPA board member.

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Todd Pirich

2. Introduction
Todd Pirich, the owner of Core Mitigation, is an experienced mold
remediation technician based in Roscommon, Michigan. When he is not
managing operations at Core Mitigation, Todd Pirich enjoys skydiving. He
maintains a United States Parachute Association B License and has
completed more than 350 jumps.

3. Individuals can pursue a number of licenses with the United States
Parachute Association (USPA). Licenses are graded A through D and
are used to denote overall jump experience. Upon completing initial
training, which involves a minimum of 25 jumps, individuals receive
their Skydiving A License. In addition to recording 25 additional jumps
to achieve their B License, individuals must log at least 30 minutes of
freefall time.
Licensing standards increase significantly for the higher licensing
classes. A Skydiving C License can be achieved following 200 jumps
and 60 minutes of freefall time, while the D License requires 500 jumps
and three hours of air time.

4. After meeting the requirements for a specific license, individuals can
visit www.uspa.org and fill out the appropriate application. Applications
must be signed by a USPA instructor, while the D License application
requires additional signatures from the instructor examiner and a
USPA board member.