Hi everyone, I saw a message in a Facebook Home Inspectors group that said Florida only accepted reports from two Radon CRM models, but did not specify which ones and hasn’t responded to my request to share which ones those are.
I am having difficulty verifying that statement.
I am putting together the QA plan for our company and we want to expand into Florida eventually, so we would like to start off using the monitors that Florida accepts reports from.
Can anyone here tell me if that is true, and if it is, which monitors those are?
Thank you
The department will accept only radon measurements performed with radon devices meeting national proficiency requirements established by the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) and the National Radon Safety Board (NRSB). Reporting to customers must meet the criteria established by the department.
From (Click on "when is radon certification needed” tab):
Florida makes it nearly impossible for the average home inspector to do Radon. Its really stupid… I dont know why FL makes it so hard to get qualified for termite, mold, radon, etc…
From the link that Larry posted:
Measurement Specialist Qualifications:
64E-5.1204(2) Measurement specialist applicants shall possess 4 years of relevant radiation or radiological safety professional or work experience. Relevant post-secondary education may be substituted on a year for year basis for 3 of the 4 years of experience.
Relevant post-secondary education includes curriculum in a natural science, engineering, radiation, radiological safety or health physics, mathematics or statistics.
For other relevant radiation education such as military or technical school training, 15 classroom hours of instruction shall be equivalent to 1 credit hour of college level course work.
Relevant professional or work experience includes radiation physics, radiation protection, radiation biology, radiation risk communication, nuclear medicine technologist, radiation therapy, health physicist, nuclear navy engineering technician, health physics, hospital radiation safety officer, or occupations requiring equivalent experience.