Category I Continuing Education

Course ID#: KSU-200
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  Provisions in various building Codes which are applicable to mitigation system design and installation will be reviewed, with some comparison to provisions in Standards and common industry practice.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-201
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 2

Course Description:  This course provides hands on demonstrations and displays in order to review mitigation system diagnostic performance and installation issues. This course will demonstrate fan performance factors including energy consumption versus air flow rates, pitot tube air flow measurements, pressure field extension qualitative and quantitative diagnostic procedures and purpose. There will also be discussion on energy consumption effects of radon mitigation systems.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-203
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 2

Course Description:  This course will provide the current version of all three of these new AARST-ANSI Standard documents to each participant at a savings of $20 per document compared to non-AARST member individual price. An overview of each Standard will be presented with questions and answer discussion to follow.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-204
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 2

Course Description:  This session will provide updates to national radon program developments for federal, state and radon industry organization initiatives, including NRPP, AARST, and ANSI/AARST Standards Consortium

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-205
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course provides information about properly installed radon mitigation systems, along with an overview of radon, radon entry and behavior, standard radon mitigation methods, available system checklists from national programs and regulatory states, and lots of examples of what and what not to do.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-206
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 2

Course Description:  This course will review content and format for measurement and mitigation quality assurance plans. A mitigation QAP is similar in purpose to measurement quality assurance plans.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-207
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 2

Course Description:  This course provides information about properly installed radon mitigation systems, along with an overview of radon, radon entry and behavior, standard radon mitigation methods, available system checklists from national programs and regulatory states, and lots of examples of what and what not to do!

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-208
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course covers radon basics, measurement protocols, devices and procedures for use during a real estate transaction in residential settings.
http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-209
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
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.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-210
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course will help you either develop or improve radon measurement and/or mitigation quality assurance plans (QAP).

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-211
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This is an introductory and basic course in employee hiring issues, employee evaluations and business marketing.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-212
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This eight (8) hour course provides more information about properly installed radon mitigation systems, along with an overview of radon, radon entry and behavior, standard radon mitigation methods, available system checklists from national programs and regulatory states, and lots of examples of what and what not to do.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-213
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  This classroom course will explain the options for obtaining continuing education credits in the AARST-NRPP program. Category I and II will be explained and illustrated with several examples and steps needed to secure approval. Advantages and disadvantages of CE options and resources available will be identified. The goal will be revealing all the ways radon professionals can achieve the necessary CE credits to sustain their credential.
http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-214
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  Mini-Course #1
January 24, 2017
This webinar will provide options on how radon professionals can best support long-term builder effectiveness with RRNC. These will include working for adoption of improved Appendix F code requirements in local jurisdictions, upfront consultation regarding design, post-mitigation advice for the future, providing hands on training for a given builder, engaging builders to reduce risk and liability for radon, and providing complete radon mitigation services for builders and developers.
http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-215
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This four-hour course taps the experience of radon measurement and mitigation professionals to generate a list of essential requirements that employees and new practitioners need to achieve certification, hold certification and perform quality radon measurement and mitigation work. Through the process of group question and answer sessions and discussions, attendees will better understand their own and their employees value, potential and performance level. Participants will contribute individually leading small group sessions as well as contributing during instructor led group discussions.
http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-216
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 2

Course Description:  In this course basic hiring will be covered as well as needed forms for hiring including I9s. We will cover Code of Conduct, employee manual. We will also cover documentation needed to never lose an unemployment claim.

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

Course ID#: KSU-217
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course will review different challenges with home design and types of soil. A discussion and review on fan curve selections, and case studies on hand to mitigate homes.

December 15, 2017 Informed by Jim Burkhart that this class is no longer offered.

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

Course ID#: KSU-218
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This course treats ASD systems as air-handling systems and uses quantitative diagnostic procedures to determine system performance requirements as a basis for system component selection and overall operating characteristics. This process enables design of cost-effective systems which adequately control radon entry without creating unnecessary installation and operating costs from over-sized systems and excessive conditioned air loss.

Industry technical standards require minimizing excess energy consumption by radon mitigation systems. Increasing emphasis on energy efficiency in buildings will bring increased scrutiny of the energy impact of all building components, including mitigation systems. Future marketability of mitigation systems and their inclusion in green building programs will depend on demonstrably energy-efficient system design and operation

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

Course ID#: KSU-219
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This course covers the major causes of ineffective mitigation systems and provides building investigation, diagnostic and system design techniques to avoid those failures. Case studies are utilized to illustrate failure modes and preventive/corrective actions.

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

Course ID#: KSU-220
Applicable to: Mitigation (RRNC)
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course is critical with the new green homes of today,s builders. With this four (4) hour course, you will learn the basics of radon, radon decay and why it is a problem in homes. We will cover health risks for radon and most importantly the approved techniques for radon resistant new construction, which include both passive and active systems. (This course does NOT prepare you for the NRPP Advanced RRNC 2.0 Certificate Program UNLESS the instructor utilizes the RRNC 2.0 Advanced Certificate Program Workbook.)

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

Course ID#: KSU-221
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This 8 hour continuing education course is for radon mitigation professionals and consulting engineers. In this course, you will work beside a radon mitigation professional on diagnostics, installation, and post-mitigation evaluation of a radon control system in a house This experience is especially helpful for those who want to gain confidence in soil gas mitigation. This class is part of the Iowa Radon Mitigation Basic Plus course, but is also open to others.

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

Course ID#: KSU-223
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 12

Course Description:  This 12 hour continuing education course is for the radon mitigation professional and environmental consultant. This accelerated one-and-a-half-day course addresses growing demand for radon control in large buildings including schools. The focus is on skills you,ll need to understand the major factors unique to radon dynamics and mitigation in large nonresidential buildings. The course emphasis is the ANSI/AARST standards on school and large buildings radon mitigation but is also thought provoking and interactive.

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

Course ID#: KSU-224
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 20

Course Description:  This 20 hour continuing education course is for radon mitigation professionals and environmental consultants. There are new opportunities to expand radon control in the field of vapor intrusion mitigation. These opportunities also carry new risks and new business considerations. This course reflects the latest developments in the new ANSI soil gas mitigation standard. Besides the new standard, we cover fundamentals about soil and groundwater contaminants, health effects related to chemical toxins, risk communication, chemical vapor entry and control strategies for new buildings.

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

Course ID#: KSU-225
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 20

Course Description:  This 20 hour continuing education course is for radon mitigation professionals and consulting engineers. This must-take course focuses on the new combined mitigation standard for radon and chemical vapor intrusion in homes. The standard offers mitigation professionals and consultants new tools and protection. The new standard will replace current U.S. radon mitigation standards and will establish a new standard on vapor intrusion mitigation. The new protocol addresses many items important to mitigation professionals including: written proposal requirements; notification of hazards; health and safety requirements; building investigation recommendations and requirements; detailed installation recommendations and requirements including new discharge configurations; and chemical vapor intrusion mitigation specifications including Operations, Maintenance, and Monitoring Plans.

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

Course ID#: KSU-227
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  Participating in this Radon Mitigation Quality Assurance Plan (QAP) workshop give you a strong customized plan that will save you money, improve your profit, limit legal liability, and increase customer satisfaction and referrals. This NRPP approved Category I CE workshop begins by providing you with a 50+ page QAP template on a flash drive. After you load the template on your laptop or pad style device, we spend about 90% of our time talking through and customizing a Plan for your business. You begin with the most solid and an exceptionally thorough radon mitigation QAP template and you end the day with the best advice available to be successful in business.

If you already have a QA Plan for mitigation, bring it for suggestions on improvement.

To get the most out of this workshop: 1. bring your laptop or pad style device with battery power to last 7 hours 2. plan to offer and hear great suggestions; and 3. expect to have fun.

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

Course ID#: KSU-228
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 16

Course Description:  This highly interactive course is designed to help radon mitigation professionals develop and strengthen diagnostic techniques as well as build confidence to overcome barriers for successful radon reduction. We will examine both business and technical aspects of succeeding in challenging diagnostic situations. In addition, we move through advanced engineering of mitigation techniques.

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

Course ID#: KSU-229
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This four-hour pre-conference workshop will engage current radon professionals and interested contractors in evaluating business and individual leadership opportunities regarding radon services. Important mitigation concepts and techniques for new construction, existing homes and system performance diagnostics as well as training needs and radon standards and policy initiatives will be reviewed. Emphasis will be placed on benefits for individuals and businesses involved or looking to be involved in providing radon related services.

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

Course ID#: KSU-230
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This four-hour version of KSU-222 course focuses on the skills you need to understand the major factors unique to radon measurement in schools and large buildings. The goal of the course is to help you design and manage radon measurement projects in schools and large buildings. Topics include test preparation, determining test locations, test procedures, required measurement conditions, quality control and test documentation. The course is built around the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and AARST, Protocols for Conducting Radon and Radon Decay Product Measurements in Schools and Large Buildings.

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

Course ID#: KSU-231
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This eight-hour version of KSU-222 course focuses on the skills you need to understand the major factors unique to radon measurement in schools and large buildings. The goal of the course is to help you design and manage radon measurement projects in schools and large buildings. Topics include test preparation, determining test locations, test procedures, required measurement conditions, quality control and test documentation. The Course is build around the American National Standards Institute (ANSI and AARST standard, Protocols for Conducting Radon and Radon decay Product Measurements in Schools and Large Buildings.

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

Course ID#: KSU-232
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This four-hour version of KSU-223 course addresses growing demand for radon control in large buildings including schools. The focus is on skills you need to understand the major factors unique to radon dynamics and mitigation in large nonresidential buildings. This course emphasis is on the ANSI/AARST standards on school and large buildings radon mitigation.

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

Course ID#: KSU-233
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This eight-hour version of KSU-223 course addresses growing demand for radon control in large buildings including schools. The focus is on skills you need to understand the major factors unique to radon dynamics and mitigation in large nonresidential buildings. The course emphasis is on the ANSI/AARST standards on school and large buildings radon mitigation

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

Course ID#: KSU-234
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This four-hour, highly interactive course is designed to help radon professionals think critically about and review basic marketing principles, introductory training in radon and for professional staff, community outreach, and promotion of the company through online advertising and social media. The four-hour course will require attendee participation through worksheets and discussion concerning market segmentation in radon, building a company FAQ on radon for customer communication, basics of social media outreach, design of simple online advertisements, and setting online advertising budget and display parameters.

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

Course ID#: KSU-235
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This eight-hour version of KSU-228 is a highly interactive course designed to help radon mitigation professionals develop and strengthen diagnostic techniques as well as build confidence to overcome various for successful radon reduction. This course will build on track II technical sessions offered at the last two symposiums which were demonstrations but not doing them in an 8-hour version will enable attendee participation and practice. Anticipated activity stations will include – airflow measurements, blower door HRV sizing measurements, PFE measurements, fan performance measurements and air pressure demonstration house exercises. Attendees will also be asked to bring challenging diagnostic case studies and any diagnostic tools they want to use/share.

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

Course ID#: KSU-236
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course promotes radon mitigation worker health and safety by improving the ability to recognize and evaluate common workplace hazards, identify control opinions to ameliorate these hazards and know the compliance and training requirements. The course will also identify critical references and resources from various federal agencies.

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

Course ID#: KSU-237
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This new course covers the key topics in residential radon-resistant new construction–what works and what doesn't–current code requirements and lessons learned in adoption–current standards and their application–and key performance considerations and new constructions issues.

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

Course ID#: KSU-501
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 2

Course Description:  In this course participants will learn state-of-the-art options and techniques to achieve cost-effective, radon resistant new homes. Builders experience in radon and new construction will be reviewed with success stories and failure lessons learned across the country in voluntary and code-required installations.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-601
Applicable to: Mitigation (MFMT)
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This course takes the student into the AARST/ANSI standard for mitigation in multifamily buildings with an emphasis on the framework and reasons for changes from previous protocol. This course will prepare you to apply for the NRPP Advanced Certificate Program.

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

Course ID#: KSU-703
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Classroom
C.E. Credits: 6

Course Description:  2020 Annual EPA Region 7 Stakeholder's Meeting with 15 quiz questions.

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

Course ID#: KSU-100
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  Mini-Course #1
January 24, 2017
This webinar will provide options on how radon professionals can best support long-term builder effectiveness with RRNC. These will include working for adoption of improved Appendix F code requirements in local jurisdictions, upfront consultation regarding design, post-mitigation advice for the future, providing hands on training for a given builder, engaging builders to reduce risk and liability for radon, and providing complete radon mitigation services for builders and developers.

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

Course ID#: KSU-401
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course covers the radon basics, measurement protocols, devices and procedures for use during a real estate transaction in residential settings.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-402
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
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.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-403
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course will help you either develop or improve radon measurement and/or mitigation quality assurance plans (QAP).

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-404
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This is an introductory and basic course in employee hiring issues, employee evaluations, and business marketing.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-405
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  This online course will explain the options for obtaining continuing education credits in the AARST-NRPP program. Category I and II will be explained and illustrated with several examples and steps needed to secure approval. Advantages and disadvantages of CE options and resources available will be identified. The goal will be revealing all the ways radon professionals can achieve the necessary CE credits to sustain their credential.
http://www.radoncourses.com

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

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 Adv Cert Distinction

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-407
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This eight-hour version of KSU-222 course focuses on the skills you need to understand the major factors unique to radon measurement in schools and large buildings. The goal of the course is to help you design and manage radon measurement projects in schools and large buildings. Topics include test preparation, determining test locations, test procedures, required measurement conditions, quality control and test documentation. The course is built around the American National Standards Institute and AARST standard protocols for Conducting Radon and Radon Decay Product Measurements in Schools and Large Buildings.

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

Course ID#: KSU-408
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This eight-hour version of KSU-223 course addresses growing demand for radon control in large buildings including schools. The focus is on skills you need to understand the major factors unique to radon dynamics and mitigation in large nonresidential buildings. This course emphasis is on the ANSI/AARST standards on School and Large Building Radon Mitigation.

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

Course ID#: KSU-409
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This course provides information about properly installed radon mitigation systems, along with an overview of radon, radon entry and behavior, standard radon mitigation methods, available system checklists from national programs and regulatory states, and lots of examples of what and what not to do!

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

Course ID#: KSU-410
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This 4-hr workshop will engage current radon professionals and interested contractors in valuating business and individual leadership opportunities regarding radon services. Important mitigation concepts and techniques for new construction, existing homes and system performance diagnostics, as well as training needs and radon standards and policy initiatives will be reviewed. Emphasis will be placed on benefits for individuals and businesses involved or looking to be involved in providing radon-related services.

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

Course ID#: KSU-411
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This 4-hour, highly interactive course is designed to help radon professionals think critically about and review basic marketing principles, introductory training in radon for professional staff, community outreach and promotion of the company through online advertising and social media. The 4-hour course will require attendee participation through worksheets and discussion covering market segmentation in radon, building a company FAQ on radon for customer communication, basics of social media outreach, design of simple online advertisements and setting an online advertising budget and display parameters.

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

Course ID#: KSU-412
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This online course promotes radon mitigation worker health and safety by improving the ability to recognize and evaluate common workplace hazards, identify control opinions to ameliorate these hazards and know the compliance and training requirements. The course will also identify critical references and resources from various federal agencies.

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

Course ID#: KSU-413
Applicable to: Mitigation (MFMT)
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This online course takes the student into the AARST/ANSI standard for mitigation in multifamily buildings with an emphasis on the framework and reasons for changes from the previous protocol. This course will prepare you to apply for the NRPP Advanced Certificate Program.

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

Course ID#: KSU-415
Applicable to: Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This four-hour version of KSU-223 course addresses a growing demand for radon control in large buildings including schools. The focus is on skills you need to understand the major factors unique to radon dynamics and mitigation in large nonresidential buildings. This course emphasis is on the ANSI/AARST standards on school and large buildings radon mitigation.

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

Course ID#: KSU-416
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  This new course covers the key topics in residential radon-resistant new construction–what works and what doesn't–current code requirements and lessons learned in adoption–current standards and their application–and key performance considerations and new constructions issues.

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

Course ID#: KSU-700
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Online
C.E. Credits: 1

Course Description:  AARST members have an excellent resource to engage the media for radon issue coverage and stories. Folder #9 in your Kit is filled with useful tools and examples. We will discuss options and opportunities for radon media stories and lessons learned by the instructor and participants, with the purpose of stimulating action on radon in your market area.

http://www.radoncourses.com

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

Course ID#: KSU-300
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Home Study
C.E. Credits: 16

Course Description:  This is a 16 hour CE course which covers the entire spectrum of radon measurements, from radon physics to radon in water. It is a great refresher for people who need the entire 16 hours of CE for recertification. Do you remember your QA/QC requirements? Do you remember all the fine points of device placement? Those, and other things you learned in your initial measurement training are all in here. Course includes a manual (paper or CD) and tests that you return to us for grading.

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

Course ID#: KSU-301
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Home Study
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This is an excellent 8 hour CE course for home inspectors for their 8 hours of Category I CE. It features the portions of the initial radon measurement training course which are most appropriate for home inspectors, focusing on the practical side of radon testing. It includes a nice section on how to inspect an existing radon mitigation system so that you can assure your client that the mitigation system meets the ANSI 2121 requirements.

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

Course ID#: KSU-302
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Home Study
C.E. Credits: 8

Course Description:  This 8 hour CE course focuses on the radon devices and brings back to your attention all the idiosyncrasies of each device; optimal deployment period, minimum detectable levels, precision, accuracy, bias and the technology of how the radiation is measured.

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

Course ID#: KSU-303
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Home Study
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  Here is the most complete four (4) hour CE course for the measurement and mitigation of radon in water. The sampling methodology is discussed in detail. However, all of the various types of mitigation systems, along with their annual operating costs and radon collection efficiency are discussed.

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

Course ID#: KSU-304
Applicable to: Measurement & Mitigation
Course Type: Home Study
C.E. Credits: 4

Course Description:  For you science-types out there, Dr. Burkhart reviews the radiation physics that you learned to love when you took your first measurement course. Also included are sections on the health effects of radon, including some of the more recent case-control study results and the cancer predictions from the European and the North American combined meta-studies.

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