Introduction to Radon Mitigation - Online (o
verflow)
G oToWebinar Event
Course Description:
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive
element—meaning it gives off radiation— that can move through buildings as
a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas. It can be found in buildings a
ll over New York State, including single and multi-family homes. Long term
exposure to radon can be dangerous and is thought to be the second largest
contributor to lung cancer after smoking.
Options are available
to the 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 a
ccepted as the first step in reducing radon as part a good radon plan. The
course will also introduce students to testing protocols, provide guidance
on work specifications, advice on the management of an active mitigation sy
stem, and protocols for a good post inspection.
Course Modules:
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Class Handouts:
PowerPoint, EPA Basic Rad
on Fact Sheet, Informed Consent form, OSHA Radon Worker Safety sheet, (poss
ible example of a basement zonal testing form)
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This course is limited to WAP pe rsonnel and designed for attendance by Directors and Energy Auditors.
Class Size: 30
BPI CEU: 3< /span>
Ins tructors: Andy Stone - NYSWDA
Course Fees: No
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Introduction to Radon Mitigation - Online (o
verflow)
G oToWebinar Event
Course Description:
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive
element—meaning it gives off radiation— that can move through buildings as
a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas. It can be found in buildings a
ll over New York State, including single and multi-family homes. Long term
exposure to radon can be dangerous and is thought to be the second largest
contributor to lung cancer after smoking.
Options are available
to the 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 a
ccepted as the first step in reducing radon as part a good radon plan. The
course will also introduce students to testing protocols, provide guidance
on work specifications, advice on the management of an active mitigation sy
stem, and protocols for a good post inspection.
Course Modules:
;
Class Handouts:
PowerPoint, EPA Basic Rad
on Fact Sheet, Informed Consent form, OSHA Radon Worker Safety sheet, (poss
ible example of a basement zonal testing form)
& nbsp;
This course is limited to WAP pe rsonnel and designed for attendance by Directors and Energy Auditors.
Class Size: 30
BPI CEU: 3< /span>
Ins tructors: Andy Stone - NYSWDA
Course Fees: No
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