Introduction to Radon Mitigation - Online (E
ast)
GoToW ebinar Event
Course Description:
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive ele
ment—meaning it gives off radiation— that can move through buildings as a c
olorless, odorless, tasteless gas. It can be found in buildings all o
ver New York State, including single and multi-family homes. Long term expo
sure to radon can be dangerous and is thought to be the second largest cont
ributor to lung cancer after smoking.
Options are available to t
he WAP network through ARPA funding on how to manage or remediate radon in
client housing. This course will provide background on radon awareness and
review HCR/DOE policy on precautionary measures as they are generally accep
ted as the first step in reducing radon as part a good radon plan. The cour
se will also introduce students to testing protocols, provide guidance on w
ork specifications, advice on the management of an active mitigation system
, and protocols for a good post inspection.
Course Modules:
Class Handouts:
PowerPoint, EPA Basic Radon F
act Sheet, Informed Consent form, OSHA Radon Worker Safety sheet, (possible
example of a basement zonal testing form)
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This course is limited to WAP person nel and designed for attendance by Directors and Energy Auditors.< /span>
Class Size: 30
BPI CEU: 3
Instruc tors:&n bsp; Andy Stone & Joe Maggiore - NYSWDA
Course Fees: None
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Introduction to Radon Mitigation - Online (E
ast)
GoToW ebinar Event
Course Description:
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive ele
ment—meaning it gives off radiation— that can move through buildings as a c
olorless, odorless, tasteless gas. It can be found in buildings all o
ver New York State, including single and multi-family homes. Long term expo
sure to radon can be dangerous and is thought to be the second largest cont
ributor to lung cancer after smoking.
Options are available to t
he WAP network through ARPA funding on how to manage or remediate radon in
client housing. This course will provide background on radon awareness and
review HCR/DOE policy on precautionary measures as they are generally accep
ted as the first step in reducing radon as part a good radon plan. The cour
se will also introduce students to testing protocols, provide guidance on w
ork specifications, advice on the management of an active mitigation system
, and protocols for a good post inspection.
Course Modules:
Class Handouts:
PowerPoint, EPA Basic Radon F
act Sheet, Informed Consent form, OSHA Radon Worker Safety sheet, (possible
example of a basement zonal testing form)
;
This course is limited to WAP person nel and designed for attendance by Directors and Energy Auditors.< /span>
Class Size: 30
BPI CEU: 3
Instruc tors:&n bsp; Andy Stone & Joe Maggiore - NYSWDA
Course Fees: None
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