Review the Latest ANSI-AARST MAH & MS-QA Standards (ECOS-1000)

By Dallas Jones Categories: Radon CE Course
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About Course

Earn four hours of C.E. credit with the National Radon Proficiency Program, the National Radon Safety Board, and most state licensing agencies. 

 

What Will You Learn?

  • This course fulfills the requirement that all certified professionals are updated on the current ANSI-AARST standards.

Course Content

Session One
• ANSI Consensus Process for Standard Development • Differences between EPA Protocol and ANSI/AARST standards • Distinction between guidance and mandatory requirements • Requirements for test conditions, durations, and locations • Protocol for testing individual units within the same building • Procedures for testing post mitigation and new construction

  • Session One Video
    17:47
  • Session One: Quiz
  • Radon Warning Statement
    00:00

Session Two
• Definition of a qualified professional radon tester • Required prior notification, test conditions and onsite documentation • What MUST be included in a compliant radon test report • Specific requirements for CRM test reports • What documentation must be maintained and for how long • What’s included in a general mitigation system safety review • The role of an NRPP Soil Gas Mitigation Compliance Inspector

Session Three
• Six fundamental elements of a QAP • QC requirements for all test methods • Procedures for submitting blank detectors • Procedures and frequency for field operation duplicates • Warning / control limits for spiked detectors • Warning / control limits for CRM comparison checks • CRM calibration process / calibration certificate • CRM detector counting efficiency and reliable hourly readings

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