C-16-105 - Basis for Promoting Radon Reduction (CERTI-314 / NRPP 138)
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These video based presentations were presented by the nation's leading experts on radon health risk, mitigation techniques, as well as legal aspects and social marketing strategies. The completeness of this program delivered jointly by NEHA and the US EPA, makes it applicable to environmental health professionals, building officials, architects, builders, and radon professionals. There is approximately 16 hours of coursework, including audio, video, publications, and quizzes that are taken as you progress through the course (not timed and may be taken unlimited times). There is no time limit for taking the course, and even after completion you continue to have access to the course in order to refer back to resources. CERTI students also have access to business tools such as sample contracts, and warranties. We are also available by phone during and after the course for any questions concerning the course or radon situations you come across on the job. |
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Scott said:Robert Daly
Wade said: Very pertinent and interesting topics. The speakers are experts in their respective fields.
Becky Baker
Bryan said:Stacey HallVery good course as are all of the courses I have taken at Certi through out the years. Recommend them highly.
Scott said: I really like being able to do the course at my own pace.
Lynn Pelletier
Todd said:Samuel T RungeWell done., but some topics about green building etc not applicable to radon
Steve said: Worked well for me!
Steve said:Worked well for me!
Christopher said:
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Christopher said: Great Course
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Peter said:Paul WayEnjoyed the course
Jason said: I recommend 5 out of 5
Scott Speck
Troy said:I thought the presenters did a great job the material was well presenting and interesting.
Judith said: Setting aside the inarticulate speech of two presenters, there were several who gave conflicting answers. Specfiically, Topic 8. Question 5 and question 8. The presenter SPECIFICALLY stated that air transfer for living space (he used the living room as an example) WAS NOT acceptable. However, the answer was true. Second, question 8. The correct answer according to the scoring was "2-3" times higher. The presenter, however, showed a slide that specifically said "2 - 5" times higher. Test 10. The presenter gave both buying AND selling as times of heightened radon awareness - not specifically separating one from the other. Since I am also a real estate agent, I see more buyers concerned than sellers. , simply because the sellers don't want to have to pay for any additional repairs. Hence, my answer buyers was correct, although both were given.
Adam Donaldson
David said:John CarusoThe course was very informing and entertaining. Did not care for the Section 10 presenter and found the Green Campaign to be rather 'campy'.
Andrew said: Good baseline of information to ensure competence.
Mark Carrothers
Kenneth said: I recommend this course 5 out of 5
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Keith Hensel
David said:Robert DwyerThe industry in my opinion has been struggling to convince the public (and me also) as to relevance and dangers related to radon. My stance has been the lack of research and tangible data to support any of the assertions but realistically it could take several decades to gather enough data to quantitatively prove this. The radiations speak volumes as to the harmful potentials but real clinical proof is lacking. No one's fault just the time it has been in the public eye. Everything is a process and this is no different. The most important presenter was far and away Dr Field since he was delving into and trying to solve the inherent weaknesses(of proof) by doing research and trying to PROVE the dangers of exposure to radon and the RDP's. Hats off to Dr Field. Doug Kladder was solid as usual and his knowledge and experience with mitigation is unparalleled.
Wayne said: I recommend 5/5
Richard Dieckman
Quwante said:Nate SeredaThis is a very educating course that has bought up a lot of questions a supervisor in the radon industry.
I would say the suggestion i will give is to play these videos a lot more during first time home buyers courses.
David said:
R William Field
David said: 5 out of 5 I would recommend this courseR William Field
Chuck said: Very good continuing education topic and material.
Jervis Garcia
Tyson said:William MaloneThanks again!
Jason said: The quality of the course was very good and the instructors did a great job.
Bruce said:jon b perkinsVery interesting information and presented in a professional easy to understand manner.
Neil said: Very easy to navigate through the program
Mike Guyuron
Frank said:John WeinhandlThe course is very well organized and easy to follow. I will definitely recommend this course to fellow colleagues.
Randy said: Thanks, Great course!
Christopher said:Alexandra BarbisGood program.
Jeffrey said: The quality of the course was excellent. Very relative and informative in all aspects of the Radon Industry.
Carrie Stull
Jeffrey said:Carrie StullThe quality of the course was excellent. Very relevant and informative in all aspects of the Radon Industry.
Jason said: Very informative and easy to follow along.
Farhad said:Robert BrownVery informative material.
Betsie said: Great course, enjoyed each video.
Eric Knoll
Jorge said:Eugene DuffyI highly recommend the course. It was detailed and the information was up to date.
Wayne said: The best CE courses I have taken.
Wayne Mraz
Brian said:Brian Delmoregreat products
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