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. Clarke –

    Good Info

  2. Michael –

    Its all good

  3. Chao-Hsiang –

  4. Tina –

    your website is quite difficult to use.. hard to find my way around. needs significant improvement to make user friendly

  6. Christopher –

    Thank you!

  8. Gregory –

    video well dilivered., overal good course

  9. John –

    Very interesting to see the updated code between the 2.

  10. William –

    Thank you

  11. Jeff –

    Great content and speake.

  12. Josh –

    Good content and updates

  13. Elliot –

    great content.  good graphics, and pictures.

  17. Tyson –

    It has gotten better over the years.

  18. Paul –

    course was good

  19. Ivan –

    It was a good learning experience 

  20. Nate –

    interesting

  22. Bruce –

    Good course

  23. Michael –

    Good info.

  24. Kevin –

    this provided a great subject review

  25. Jon –

    Thanks

  26. Ryan –

    Learned several new things about installations.

  27. Lyndsey –

    The course provided a good review of some standards and explanations as to why the standards are in place.

  28. Lyndsey –

    The course provided a good review of some standards and explanations as to why the standards are in place.

  29. Evenor –

    The clarity of presentation is excellent. Very informative.

  30. THOMAS –

    Good review!

  31. Mike –

    Good course.

  32. Ben –

    Straight forward presentation that includes audience questions.

  33. Eileen –

    Very good course!

  34. Paul –

    I learned new information.

  35. Jason –

    I liked hearing questions/answer parts so it broke up the talking of one person.

  36. Kyle –

    I enjoyed having the video and the course manual (slides) to view at the same time, to help take notes. The presenters seemed knowledgeable and the material was interesting.

  37. Paul –

    The presenter/teacher was clear in presenting his thoughts and explanations making the learning process for the class content enjoyable.

  38. Michael –

    Full of insight and useful information to pass on to others.

  39. Bob –

    I am always impressed with Doug’s presentation style, particularly the practice of repeating audience questions before answering them. Often the question cannot be heard fully or clearly so repeating it avoids loss of valuable information for the viewer/listener.

  40. David –

    very informative and easy to follow.

  41. David –

    easy access

  42. Richard –

    The instructor was very knowledgeable. I also liked hearing from building officials.

  43. Chad –

    I thought the input from the class attendees and building inspectors was very insightful and helpful.

  44. Edward –

    This course provided a good overview of radon mitigation techniques, as well as the benefits of the installation of passive radon mitigation systems during new construction.

  45. Randy –

    The course was easy to follow and had a lot of good information included.

  46. Larry –

    Helpful information about passive systems

  47. Yinghuei –

    It’s all good

  48. Christopher –

    The questions were relevant to my state.

  49. Kenneth –

    Well structured, easy to understand

  50. Conor –

    Informative course

  51. Bryan –

    I like the courses from certi because they are well presented and easy to access.

  52. Dora –

    Presentation was very good.

  53. Wayne –

    Learned a few new things about radon.

  54. Scott –

    This course is straight forward and covers the required material nicely

  55. Nick –

    Very good information

  56. Warren –

    old

  57. Annie –

    I thought the course was interesting.

  58. Don –

    I am retired from 50 years in my own home building co. With my experience they are good questions, right on. you either know it or not. It would be a tough test for people with no experience building (that’s good).

  59. Susan –

    Interesting!

  60. Edgar –

    Doug Kladder presents the material in a professional and knowledgeable manner and provides credibility to the information provided. This course created interest by demonstrating what building code officials feel are important issues regarding radon mitigation.

  61. John –

    great class

  62. Rodney –

    Doug is a great speaker and holds your attention. This is a great re cert course. It was also interesting at the beginning how poorly some systems are installed. I imagine there are a lot that don’t follow proper piping and venting requirements and basically discharge just outside the home.

  63. Alvin –

    Learning of radon issues in other states

  64. Brett –

    Good information for the building departments. Good review of Mitigation standards!

  65. Anita –

    applicable to issues I deal with

  66. Robert –

    user friendly

  67. Robert –

    user friendly

  68. Travis –

    I liked that It was ease to get to online.

  69. Stephen –

    i enjoyed the speaker

  70. John –

    Nice refresher of the material. Always good quality materials.

  71. Robert –

    Better understanding of Appendix F
    Expectations of building depts regarding radon system installation

  72. Robert –

    It was on-point.

  73. Winfield –

    Ease of following

  74. Jamie –

    Felt like I was at the class room setting.

  75. Jose –

    Easy to Take

  76. Arthur –

    A great review for CE. I enjoyed the guest speakers and diversity of the course material.

  77. Adam –

    Good course

  78. David –

    efficiency

  79. Jim –

    everyone was very good with presentation

  80. Austin –

    Clear, consice

  81. L. –

    Good to review construction techniques and also see how NOT to construct systems.

  82. Joseph –

    Informative, relevant, easy to follow and use.

  83. Stephen –

    Excellent continuing ed course.

  84. DAVID –

    the course was easy to use.

  85. Trevar –

    I enjoyed most the input from professionals in fields that deal with radon professionals

  86. Jennifer –

    There was good information about Mitigation for Radon that I didn’t know, as it is from CO and I am in IL

  87. Corey –

    The information was very informative and a very good lecture.

  88. Jennifer –

    I have been a radon measurement technician in the state of NJ for over 10 years and am pleased with the quality of this re-certification process.

  89. Tim –

    It had a lot of interesting examples! I think it is great as it is

  90. Dana –

    What I liked is that it applies what is important to radon mitigation & why, instead of concentrating on the type of testing materials. And what to look for in newer homes that have the passive systems installed & explain the why to the perspective new home owner.

  91. Don –

    I enjoyed the convenience of the online course.

  92. Mike –

    Easy to operate within the course software.

  93. Roman –

    The class was interactive and well designed. I enjoyed it!

  94. Joseph –

    Very Educational. Thanks for teaching me new things about Radon!

  95. Dan –

    The course was a great review of many radon items that I’ve learned but really forgot about or don’t think of often

  96. Robert –

    Very informative video

  97. Sarah –

    In depth discussions and and input from city officials were helpful

  98. Michael –

    Very interesting

  99. Larry –

    no comment

  100. Neil –

    Informative and to the point

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