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 What You Will Master
- Understanding what radon is and how it affects
humans
- The National Standards for radon measurement
- Common terminology used in the radon industry
- The tools of the trade and radon testing equipment
- Where radon comes from and what levels are hazardous
- Understanding radon measurements and how to
perfom tests
- Performing an inspection and writing a radon
inspection report
- Steps for reducing radon levels in homes
- Filling out a radon mitigation system checklist
- And much more
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Hours: 16 | Type: Distance | Enroll Now
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 Course CD-ROM, Tracking via the Internet, Online Course Access, Computerized Flashcards
& Testing, Certificate, Toll Free Support, EPA Citzens Guide to Radon,EPA Homebuyers and Seller's Guide to
Radon, EPA Consumer's Guide to Radon Reduction, FREE BONUS Radon Inspection Forms, Mitigation Systems Checklist,
and Non-interference Radon Test Agreement. |
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satisfaction unconditionally a month later?
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We do. That's the PHII difference.
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1-800-983-6322
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RADON MEASUREMENT
Introduction
1.Common Terminology
2.Understanding Radon
3.Effects of Radon
4.Radon Inspection
5.Radon Tetsing/Tools
6.Reducing Radon
7.Radon Reporting
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Do you currently offer radon testing?
If not, you can increase your business revenue by providing this valuable service for your clients. Radon measurement
is not difficult to master, but it does require training and certification. Radon-certified home inspectors typically
charge an additional $150 to perform a radon measurement test and provide a radon report to the client, which can
add significantly to your bottom line.
