Advanced Certificates

Multifamily Mitigation (MFMT) — DISCONTINUED JULY 1, 2023
Multifamily Measurement (MFM) — DISCONTINUED JULY 1, 2023
Radon Resistant New Construction (RRNC)

What Do I Have To Do?

Possess and maintain a current NRPP certification in measurement for the Multifamily Measurement distinction or an NRPP certification in Mitigation for the Multifamily Mitigation and/or RRNC distinctions.
Successfully complete an approved NRPP Advanced Certificate Course.
The Training Provider will issue the course completion certificate to the student, not the NRPP Administrative Office.
Once NRPP receives and approves your course completion certificate(s), the corresponding icon will be added to your NRPP website listing.

What Are the Benefits of Advanced Certificates?

The certificate demonstrates NRPP’s recognition of advanced skills and knowledge of the certificate holder as qualified to conduct, design, oversee and implement radon testing or mitigation services in accordance with NRPP approved protocols on advanced topics.
Primary Search – Your NRPP website listing will display your NRPP Advanced Certificate(s).
No extra certification fees.
No extra C.E. tracking.
Designed to keep you focused on building relationships with your potential customers.
Voluntary Added Association Benefit — Allows you to apply for AARST’s ARP distinction, if you so choose. (see info below)

What’s the Difference Between a Certification Program and a Certificate Program?

The key difference between a Certificate Program and a Certification Program is the issue of renewal policy.
Once you have your advanced certificate(s) in place, and as long as you maintain your primary NRPP certification(s), it is valid until such time in the future that advancements in technology or standards warrant changes in minimum requirements for achieving the certificate.
It is simpler for you (and us) to maintain (as long as you simply maintain your primary certification).
AARST Membership is NOT required – Your Certificate is tied to your NRPP Measurement and/or Mitigation Certification(s).

What is the ARP (AARST Radon Professional) Designation?

Eligible individuals are to have a professional level AARST Membership.
The individuals must have completed at least one cycle (two years) of NRPP certification in the area (Measurement or Mitigation) that corresponds with the Advanced Certificate.
Currently hold an NRPP Certification with one Advanced Certificate achieved.

Advanced Certificate Courses

The following courses are prerequisites for the NRPP Advanced Certificate Program

Radon Resistant New Construction Certificate Courses (RRNC)

Searching for: MITIGATION (RRNC) in ALL mitigation courses. 6 courses listed.

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Classroom based C.E. for Mitigation Certification

ECAN-501, 4 CE hours, Radon Resistant New Construction Advanced Certificate Course

Radon Resistant New Construction Advanced Certificate Course

Course ID#: ECAN-501
Applicable to: Mitigation (RRNC)
Course Type: Classroom,Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description: This online advanced certificate course will cover the understanding of methods that are used in radon-resistant new construction. The course also covers the ANSI-AARST standards on Radon Resistant New Construction and what is required by different states. This course comes with a workbook, which must be completed in order to obtain your advanced RRNC certificate. Advanced certificate designation applies to NRPP-certified mitigation specialists only.

Provided by Environmental Consultants and Affiliates Network (ECAN), 17 West Water Street, Muncy, PA 17756, Phone: (570) 505-1172, Email: joe.lyons@ecanllc.com
Website: http://www.ecanllc.com

SPRUCE-500, 4 CE hours, Radon Resistant New Construction

Radon Resistant New Construction

Course ID#: SPRUCE-500
Applicable to: Mitigation (RRNC)
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description: This four-hour course covers the installation of radon systems in new (primarily residential) construction. Working with the latest RRNC standards and recommendations from EPA, NAHB, US Green Building Council and others, details are presented on designing buildings to reduce negative pressure, preparing the site for a passive system, sealing radon out, and installing the vent piping. Details on activating the system with a fan and testing are also included. Finally, resources and suggestions on marketing radon resistant new construction are presented. Advanced certificate designation applies to NRPP-certified mitigation specialists only.

Provided by Spruce Environmental Technologies, Inc., Ward Hill, MA, Phone: (800) 355-0901, Email: training@spruce.com
Website: https://sprucetraining.talentlms.com

Web Based C.E. for Mitigation Certification

CERTI-500, 8 CE hours, C-8-101 RRNC Practices: An Industry Discussion

C-8-101 RRNC Practices: An Industry Discussion

Course ID#: CERTI-500
Applicable to: Mitigation (RRNC)
Course Type: Home Study,Online
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description: This video-based course is comprised of two separate sessions recorded at the US EPA Region 8 Radon Stakeholders Meeting in Denver, Colorado in April 2010. This program discusses current practices and an alternative 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. Advanced certificate designation applies to NRPP-certified mitigation specialists only.

Provided by Center for Environmental Research & Technology, Inc., Flemington, NJ 08822, Phone: (800) 513-8332, Email: jfisher@certi.us
Website: http://www.certi.us

ECAN-501, 4 CE hours, Radon Resistant New Construction Advanced Certificate Course

Radon Resistant New Construction Advanced Certificate Course

Course ID#: ECAN-501
Applicable to: Mitigation (RRNC)
Course Type: Classroom,Online
C.E. Credits: 4

KSU-406, 4 CE hours, Radon Resistant New Construction - with Workbook

Radon Resistant New Construction – with Workbook

Course ID#: KSU-406
Applicable to: Mitigation (RRNC)
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description: This course focuses on understanding the basics of radon gas, the national guidelines for designing and installing radon mitigation systems in new residential buildings and other codes pertaining to radon-resistant new construction. This course also offers the workbook for the RRNC Advanced Certificate Distinction

Provided by Kansas State University (MURC-KSU), Manhattan, KS, Phone: (785) 532-4992, Email: bsnead@ksu.edu
Website: http://www.radoncourses.com

Home Study C.E. for Mitigation Certification