Radon Control Methods

(258 customer reviews)

$55.00

Video based course designed to familiarize building code officials and radon mitigation approaches and aspects of Appendix F of the building code as it applies to radon resistant new construction.  Updated in 2022.

SKU: C-4-105 Category: Certified By:

Description

This program was videotaped as part of an ICC Chapter meeting where comments were provided from practicing building code officials. The program also provides input from code officials who have adopted Appendix F of the IRC with valuable insights into the experiences they have had with builders as well as their community. An update was added to the course in 2022.

There is approximately 4 hours of coursework, including video, publications, and online 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.

Course Includes:

  • Video
  • Course Manual
  • Online Quiz
  • Downloadable Course Certificate
  • 4 Category 1 CE Credits

Additional information

CE Credits

4

258 reviews for Radon Control Methods

  1. Travis –

    I was very impressed with this course! No lie- probably one of the best courses I’ve ever taken. I actually learned something and didn’t just wait for the time to pass! The material was communicated extremely well.

  2. David –

    I enjoyed the video presentation. The slides along with the video presentation was more informative than just slides of information.

  3. Jeffery –

    Good pace – good info

  4. Kristine –

    I appreciate & enjoy the thorough education I receive from your courses with the ability to take them at my pace & in my home. I always learn a lot with each course I take.

  5. Rick –

    good

  6. Brian –

    Good Course

  7. Steven –

    Very informative and well done.

  8. William –

    Very useful. BTW, in North Carolina Appendix F has been deleted.

  9. Brett –

    The course information was clear, and the speakers knowledgeable. I had no difficulty following along.

  10. Bob –

    Nice presentation.

  11. Ronald –

    Listening to feedback and questions from building code officials added another perspective in learning about radon mitigation systems, and increases my ability to look at radon from all perspectives.

  12. Steven –

    Easy to take when I have time.

  13. Bud –

    Very informative

  14. Jesse –

    nice to have opportunity to get ceu s at home

  15. Cindy –

    The information was informative and useful

  16. Steve –

    Excellent material with great presentations. Quality of video during Q&A was only drawback.

  17. Dawn –

    City of Fort Collins officials comments and opinions

  18. Paul –

    The course was to the point and very informative

  19. Doug –

    Information is getting older but still relivant

  20. Robert –

    No matter how many courses I take, I get something new from every course.

  21. Albert –

    Level of certification is well matched with information provided. Have to say it was excellent overall

  22. Stanley –

    It was good to get the perspective of building officials.

  23. Edward –

    Ability to take at home.

  24. Mark –

    Simple straight forward and to the point.

  25. Brian –

    I’ve been a certified radon mitigator for over 6 years and this course was a great review.

  26. Chris –

    Great

  27. James –

    Very informative. My state is behind the curve with respect to this topic but there are signs of growing interest on the part of local officials so this will be a great help to me.

  28. Richard Ansell –

    I liked the format and inclusion of people who have actually participated in the radon mitigation discussion and implementation.

  29. James –

    The clarity of the speakers and how it was presented

  30. Mary –

    interesting and applicable

  31. Reginald –

    Great course

  32. Mikhael –

    The course was a good refresher

  33. Scott –

    Doug is very knowledgeable and a good presenter. Also appreciated perspectives from building code officials.

  34. Ron –

    This was a great refresher course that could be taken in a short amount of time.

  35. Luc –

    Easy to understand.

  36. Mark –

    This a great method of obtaining CE credits, very much appreciate your courses!

  37. Mark –

    I thought it was great! After years of being a Radon Mitigator, I am happy we are finally getting some cities to require a permit. There are a lot of bad mitigators we compete with that don’t follow the protocols, but we do need some education on the building inspector side. Some of these guys don’t know what they’re looking at.

  38. John –

    The course was a great refresher.

  39. Jeff –

    Good refresher of what I know and have learned.

  40. Donald –

    Great information! Good to learn from professionals.

  41. Paul –

    Good, I would recommend it!

  42. Mark –

    New construction methods covered.

  43. Jeremy –

    I enjoyed hearing from the building officials of Fort Collins on how they integrated radon into their building code.

  44. Tony –

    The material is presented very well.

  45. Dennis –

    Video presentations were very good!

  46. Chris –

    Doug Kladder is a knowledgeable and well spoken instructor. Other speakers tend to make my eyelids drop.

  47. Brian –

    Enjoyable!

  48. Matthew –

    Good course, informative and flowed very well.

  49. Steve –

    Very thorough and emphasized the salient points needed for ongoing improvement.

  50. David –

    Very informative information.

  51. John –

    It brought me up to date on what is being done concerning radon remediation in new construction.

  52. John –

    Straightforward and informative!

  53. Todd –

    The opportunity to listen to audio instead of reading is great!

  54. Robert –

    The course provides a knowledgeable, succinct, convincing presentation that provides the information needed by local authorities. Well done.

  55. Mike –

    Liked how the viewing was both a visual account and a reading account.

  56. Lynn –

    Informative, current and practical!

  57. KC –

    Enjoyed course more than I have most classroom presentations. I generally prefer classroom type CE but will look at your courses more often now. Gave me new insight in discussing passive systems with builders in our area.

  58. Jeff –

    Presentation and course material very well presented and produced course.

  59. Brian –

    Informative!

  60. Scott –

    It was very easy to register for this course. The overall quality of the course was excellent!

  61. Clyde D. –

    All these courses are well thought out and provide a great means of learning the information.

  62. Brian –

    This is one of the best courses that I have ever taken on-line!

  63. Aaron –

    Easy to use; no need to be computer savvy.

  64. James E. –

    I enjoyed the live video presentation showing challenging questions from the audience.

  65. Gregory –

    First time doing this online. The layout of the course is good and the material pertinent for at home training.

  66. Kenneth –

    This course confirmed what I had learned previously and corrected some misconceptions previously believed.

  67. Greg –

    I like your online course offering because of the ease of use and the ability to use the system when I can make time for the classes.

  68. Brent –

    As a mitigator I appreciated listening to the point of view of the building officials.

  69. James –

    While I do not install mitigation systems, I do inspect them. This was an invaluable course for my business.

  70. John –

    Easy to navigate through course materials.

  71. Stan –

    It provided me with information that I will productively use as I talk with builders about installing passive radon systems during construction.

  72. Richard –

    The course was concise and covered the subject well. It was easy to start and stop for breaks.

  73. James –

    It was upbeat and informative compared to many other Radon courses I have taken.

  74. Guy –

    Excellent instructor!!! I liked the video interviews and comments from actual building code enforcement officers from the local cities re-enforced importance of information being presented by instructor.

  75. Mark –

    The course covered new information and explained it well.

  76. Tom –

    I enjoyed seeing how radon is being dealt with in Fort Collins. It’s good to see a government body willing to stand up for people’s health.

  77. Michael –

    The resource materials will be useful beyond the course experience.

  78. Gary –

    A good summary of what I do everyday. I picked up a couple of new things along the way.

  79. Anthony –

    This course was an excellent source of information on mitigation for those who work mostly in measurement.

  80. Greg –

    I liked the fact that when I saw the incorrect installations, it looked blatant to me, and it didn’t seem to shock the people in attendance.
    Made me feel like I do really know what i’m doing. Also as a mitigator, the answers Doug gave to questions I hear all the time gave me
    more ways to explain radon to clients.

  81. Michael –

    I liked the audience participation during the presentation, it was helpful that people in there asked questions I would have asked.

  82. Stephen –

    Good clear presentations by all. Very relevant.

  83. Daniel –

    It was interesting to get radon information from a regulatory perspective.

  84. John –

    I liked the pictures with examples of good and poor installations.

  85. James –

    Quality and content of video and course were excellent!

  86. Jeffrey –

    Good hands on information for a Mitigator!

  87. Michael –

    Very informative, covers most aspects of radon mitigation procedures.

  88. Ashley –

    Enjoyed learning about how other areas are dealing with the radon problem.

  89. Larry –

    To the point without a lot of extra information!

  90. Kent –

    This was a good value for getting my CE credits.

  91. Charles –

    IT ACTUALLY HELPED ME TO SEE THAT WE ARE REALLY DOING OUR JOB CORRECTLY.

  92. Troy –

    It was short and very easy class to take. It was much easier taken it at home then going to a half day training. Cost effective.

  93. Brad –

    Quick and User Friendly. Thumbs Up!

  94. Paul –

    Enjoyed hearing about how a specific municipality handles radon.

  95. Michael L. –

    The course was easy to obtain and was direct and to the point. The questions on the quiz were directly related to information presented throughout the course.

  96. Mike –

    The Course instructors were informative.

  97. Bill –

    Appendix F has not been adopted in our city, I’m glad to know something about it. I will watch for it.

  98. Andrew –

    Outline allowed for review/repeat of any section as needed.

  99. Michael –

    I enjoyed the ability to complete the course in the comfort of my home and at my available time.

  100. Shawn –

    I liked the way that the slides and presenter were shown at the same time. Just like in person, you can browse through a slide or listen to the speaker. Good touch.

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