IEMA Approved Continuing Education Courses for Radon Licensees

Courses are listed by course type and then newest to oldest by approval date. Any CE course may be used towards CE requirem​ent total once every 5 years.

For questions or additional information regarding courses, please contact the course provider using the contact information provided.

Jump to the following course types:

• Online Courses
• Home-study Courses
• Classroom Courses

Some online courses may also be taught classroom style, contact provider for additional information.

Some home-study courses may also be taught classroom style, contact provider for additional information

In addition to the courses listed above, the following CE course providers have the listed classroom courses approved for IEMA Radon CE. Contact the provider with the information provided for availability and schedule.

Healthy Homes™ Radon Education, Inc, (309) 808-4663, info@HealthyHomesTraining.com

• 2 CE, RNTC2017-04, Radon 500: Analyzing and Interpreting Radon Data
  
• 3 CE, RNTC2016-06, Radon 203: Communicating Radon
• 3 CE, RNTC2015-14, Radon 403: Mind Boggling Mitigations
• 3 CE, RNTC2015-13, Radon 402: Understanding Radon Fans
• 3 CE, RNTC2015-09, Business 100: Quality Radon Business with Limited Liability
• 3 CE, RNTC2015-04, Business 107: The Cost of Doing Business
• 8 CE, RNTC2015-03, Radon 300: Developing a QA Program
• 1 CE, RNTC2014-06, Radon 110: Radiation Around Us
• 1 CE, RNTC2014-05, Business 205: Solid Business Foundations II
• 1 CE, RNTC2014-04, Technology 101: Technology for Dinosaurs
• 1 CE, RNTC2014-03, Radon 105: Preventing and Detecting False Results Analyzing & Reporting Your Radon Results
• 1 CE, RNTC2014-02, Business 103, Productivity for Procrastinators
• 1 CE, RNTC2014-01, Business 101: Solid Business Foundations
• 2 CE, RNTC2013-01, Creating a Compelling PowerPoint

VSI Radon Reduction Corporation, (815) 344-1100, class@radongas.com

• 2 CE, RNTC2016-04, Radon Jeopardy
• 2 CE, RNTC2016-03, 422.160 New Residential Construction Code
• 3 CE, RNTC2014-11, Exhaust Point Location
• 3 CE, RNTC2014-10, Risk Evaluation
• 6 CE, RNTC2012-01, Business, Homes, and Crawlspaces
• 2 CE, RNTC2010-03, Radon Reduction Methods- Identifying Issues
• 4 CE, RNTC2010-02, Radon & Real Estate – Know Your Liability
• 6 CE, RNTC2009-02, Applied Physics of Radon
• 6 CE, RNTC2005-07, Safety in the Radon Field
• 4 CE, RNTC2004-07, Building Radon Out
• 6 CE, RNTC2002-09, Learning About Radiation & Risk
• I CE, RNTC2002-04, Radon: The Discovery

Spruce Environmental Technologies, Inc., (800) 355-0901

• 4 CE, RNTC2020-05, Mechanics of How Radon Causes Lung Cancer
  
• 4 CE, RNTC2020-04, Personal Protective Equipment
  
• 16 CE, RNTC2002-05, Residential Radon Measurement Course
  
• 3 CE, RNTC2015-05, Science of the Atom: Radiation, Radioactivity, and Radon
• 1.5 CE, RNTC2013.-15, Advanced Technical Tips for the Radon Professional
• 1 CE, RNTC2013-14, New Products for that Professional Edge
• 1 CE, RNTC2013-13, Behind Closed Doors: What Does the Lab do with Those Testing Devices?
• 1 CE, RNTC2013-12, Vapor Retarders and RRNC 2.0
• 1.5 CE, RNTC2013-11, Building Your Business with a Brand
• 2 CE, RNTC2013-10 Do No Harm: Professional Ethics in the Radon Industry
• 3 CE, RNTC2013-04, New Legislation – What’s It to Ya?
• 4 CE, RNTC2012-14, Fighting the Radon Wars: New Weapons to Add to Your Arsenal
• 2 CE, RNTC2012-13, Standard Operating Procedures: Large Buildings in Illinois
• 2 CE, RNTC2011-10, Mitigating Large Buildings: Panel
• 4 CE, RNTC2011-02, Updating RRNC: From Where-To Where
• 2 CE, RNTC2010-14, Internet Marketing 101
• 2 CE, RNTC2010-13, Advanced Mitigation: The Dreaded Crawlspace
• 2 CE, RNTC2010-07, Writing the Contract and Guarantee
• 4 CE, RNTC2009-12, EPA’s Energy Star and IAQ Labeling Programs: New Opportunities for the Radon Professional
• 3 CE, RNTC2009-06, Radon in Water: Residential Sampling and Aeration Mitigation
• 2 CE, RNTC2009-05, Recession-Proofing You Radon Business
• 3 CE, RNTC2006-01, Cutting Edge Radon
• 4 CE, RNTC2006-01, Introduction to Quality Assurance and Quality Control
• 4 CE, RNTC2003-11, Marketing the Radon Message
• 4 CE, RNTC2003-10, Radon Resistant New Construction
• 16 CE, RNTC2002-05, Residential Radon Measurement Course

Midwest University Radon Consortium (Kansas State University), (833) 723-6222, www.radoncourses.com, radoncourse@ksu.edu

• 16 CE, RNTC2018-01, Advanced Diagnostics and Optimal Mitigation
• 4 CE, RNTC2017-02, Radon Control in New Home Construction
• 8 CE, RNTC2016-10, School and Large Building Measurement
  
• 12 CE, RNTC2016-09, School and Large Building Radon Mitigation
  
• 8 CE, RNTC2013-07, Radon Measurement & Mitigation in Multifamily Buildings
• 2 CE, RNTC2011-03, Worker Health and Safety

Radalink, Inc. (770)457-1944

• 16 CE, RNTC1999-04, Radalink, Inc. Radon Measurement Operators Course

Rad Elec, Inc. (301)694-0011

• 2 CE, RNTC2004-12, Electret Ion Chambers for Measuring Radon Progeny in Air

Dave Daniels, (920) 751-0152

• 4 CE, RNTC2013-16, How to Start and Grow a Successful Radon Business

Three Rivers Environmental, (260)693-9855

• 2 CE, RNTC2011-04, Introduction to Lead Hazards in Radon Mitigation
• 3 CE, RNTC2010-06, Weatherization and Radon Concentrations

For radon information by telephone call (800) 325-1245 (Information Line) or to speak to an IEMA Radon Program staff member call (217) 782-1325.