RRNC Practices – An Industry Discussion

(126 customer reviews)

$110.00

An industry discussion of current practices and alternatives to the installation of radon control techniques in building construction. Recorded in conjunction with EPA Region 8 Stakeholder’s Meeting. Update Supplement in 2022.

SKU: C-8-101 Category: Certified By:

Description

This program discusses current practices and alternatives to the installation of radon control techniques in building construction and incorporates valuable comments from seasoned mitigation contractors, engineers and school maintenance personnel who attended this highly interactive program. A code standard/update was added to the course in 2022.

There is approximately 8 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 and update
  • Online Quizzes
  • Downloadable Course Certificate
  • 8 Category 1 CE Credits

Additional information

CE Credits

8

126 reviews for RRNC Practices – An Industry Discussion

  1. Lucas Worosilo –

    All information and questions was very easy to understand and answer. I enjoyed this course.

  2. Cody J Jones –

    The course is great. The information is getting to the point testing companies and mitigators do not know who to follow. Ive discussed this with many people in the industry. If we’re going to provide quality then we need a standard, not mounds of information. Our state and local offices (which require us to have a license) do not know a single answer when it comes to radon. There is no real repeatable guidance and we are left with 100% of the risk. Today I do this…tomorrow I do this….and homeowners are left in the dust.

  3. Ian Graham –

    I thoroughly enjoyed this course and learned some new things along the way.

  4. Luke –

    Great course on RRNC.

  5. Tod –

    Very good – easy to follow.

  6. Michael –

    First time listening to a course like this very educational.

  7. Evelyn –

    Very informative..liked the update.

  8. Michael –

    Course was laid out very well and very easy to follow.

  10. Steven –

    GREAT JOB AS ALWAYS

  11. John –

    Very informative

  14. Andrew –

    Was easy to navigate and understand content.

  15. Joesph –

    great course

  18. Kathleen –

  19. Val –

    a good refresher course. 

  20. Lyndsey –

    Informative

  21. Marek –

    Good course, informative. Learned a lot.

  22. Rich –

    I enjoyed the back and forth with the attendees. It made it more interesting hearing from professionals in the industry actually doing the work.

  25. Don –

    It’s nice to be able to do these on line, even for a 83 year old guy that’s a little behind on computer skills.

    You need to sort out the people that have building experience and people who have no on the job experience.

    You do a good job of that.

  27. Wolfgang –

    I appreciate the simplicity of the course structure (video / document followed by a quiz) and thought the material was presented in a helpful and stimulating way.

  28. Joey –

    I recommend this course 5/5

  29. Gary –

    Excellent

  30. Tim –

    Clear and concise.

  31. Marur –

    I am very satisfied with the course materials and contents as well as the video presentation of topic 1 thru 4. Listening to the highly technical discussions among the professionals who are directly involved in the installation of Passive and Active sub slab Radon Resistance system has enlarged my knowledge to a higher level.

  32. David –

    Great refresher

  33. Mark –

    The instructor is very well spoken, commands the class room well. Easy to watch and stay along with him.

  34. Michael –

    The course format is easy to follow and can be done one section at a time.

  35. Brett –

    The course was informative about appendix F, some of the video was too long, but all information was useful in practice!

  36. John –

    I recommend this course 5/5

  38. Bill –

    Basic but a good overall refresher course.

  39. Roger –

    Informative, good suggestions

  40. Jim –

    As always, very good information.

  41. Justin –

    I recommend 5/5

  42. Craig –

    Very god refresher course.

  43. John –

    The course was excellent as usual. I have been taking training courses from Mr. Kladder since 1995 when he was with the WRRTC. He has acquired more knowledge as have I over the years. He has always developed, produced, and presented material in a manner that is easy to comprehend and remember. 

    The discussion of the material by attendees yields valuable information just as it always has. I recommend CERTI to everyone I know in the radon business and contractors who plan to build structures that are radon resistant.  

  44. Jeff –

    Actually had some beneficial info for a mitigator with 17yrs experience.

  45. Matt –

    Good refresher course.

  46. Aaron –

    Very good refresher.

  47. Aaron –

    Very good refresher.

  48. Kyle –

    I recommend this course

  49. Mark –

    I felt that the course info. was beneficial, although it’s 6 years dated now.  It would be nice to have another “topic” addressing the changes since this was filmed.

  50. c. –

    Materials are easy to use and understand.

  51. Rick –

    Answered and clarified many questions I had about the installation of radon systems in new homes.

  52. Jim –

    Very informative.

  53. robert –

    Course was informative.

  54. Craig –

    My compliments to Doug for am easy to watch and informative course. The attendees also had good info to share.

  55. Peter –

    Enjoy the format

  58. Gerardo –

    Excellent learning procedure, to young mitigators like my self.

    Thank You.

  59. Timothy –

    May be the best course I have taken. Very practical Information.

  60. Adam –

    I recommend this course

  61. Michael –

    I recommend this course “5”

  62. David –

    I found this course very informative in regards to HVAC systems and mitigation systems. 

  63. James –

    I would recommend this course – a 5

  64. Michal –

    Very well put together and easy to follow along

  65. Bill –

    It was excellent

  67. Bradley –

    I recommend this course Rating of 5

  68. Kevin –

    This is a convenient way to accrue category 1 & 2 credits.

  69. Kyle –

    I would recommend this course

  70. Justin –

    Fantastic way to get your CE’s in.

  71. Jeff –

    I would recommend this course

  72. John G. See –

    Great to have the online courses for CE classes!

  73. Richard Cason –

    Excellent course with very relevant information!

  74. Theo Golubic –

    Great course! The Video format was great!

  75. Alan –

    User friendly

  76. Jane –

    Too much time listening to the class instead of Kladder.

  77. Tina –

    I found this course excellent and interesting; very well put together! Thank you!

  78. Israel –

    Good material that definitely will teach us how to approach the industry.

  80. Dale –

    Very detailed course with good information.

  81. Peter –

    The course was very useful and also very easy to understand! It really helped aid my profession.

  82. Stan –

    The course was a good review.

  83. Michelle –

    Covered a lot of information and I learned a few things!

  84. Alexandre –

    Very interesting for a measurer and lab manager to learn more on mitigation!

  85. Brent –

    This was an excellent course and very applicable.

  86. Kurt –

    Excellent topic and interaction with the professionals attending the course!!

  87. Jeremy –

    I liked hearing the input from the people attending this course. This course was easy to do on my own and it held my attention the entire time.

  88. Brad –

    Great use of time.

  89. Michael –

    informative not a lot of wasted talk, got to the point. most people are busy this was good investment of time

  91. William –

    Wonderful discussions! I gained important perspective listening to these experienced and engaged professionals.

  92. Vance –

    Instructor explained material well, also liked the particapants questions and insights. 

  93. David –

    Good course, I learned a lot.

  94. Larry –

    The course was easy to follow and it flowed very well through all the units.

  95. Kenneth –

    Listening to very experienced mitigators was very valuable!

  96. Clyde D. –

    The course was very informative and had a lot of good discussion that will help my buisness in the future.

  97. Joseph –

    The best I’ve ever seen!

  99. Dave –

    I found the format to be easy to navigate, and the information valuable.  I will use the imformation to improve my methods and communication of RRNC.  Thank you.

  100. Denise –

    Excellent Course. Great discussion.

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