I passed the interNACHI course and am preparing to take the examination for NRRP’s Residential Radon Measurement Provider certification here in Ohio.
I would appreciate some information from those who’ve taken this exam as to the material which is on it.
It seems as if there’s a considerable amount of material on all the different types of testing. Do I really need to know about each one?
The formulae are dizzying. I understand the control charts, but how much of the others do I really need to study.
Since I’m operating as a sole proprietor, I will probably only get one device. The Sun Nuclear 1027 was recommended. Is it a good deal? If so, and I get it, I assume I will learn all the operational protocols from the manufacturer. Therefore, should I waste a lot of time trying to learn the protocols for the other devices just to pass the exam?
Any thoughts would be appreciated. I take the exam on this Monday.
Thanks for the advice. I am trying to schedule the class you recommended as soon as possible. For your info, I did take the test today. It wasn’t as hard as I thought it might be, nevertheless, I did not pass. Close, but no cigar.
InterNACHI’s course was pretty all-encompassing. But I feel as if a lot of the information about the different devices was of mixed value and could have been presented in a more digestible format. It needed more explanations and perhaps photos / diagrams of the individual devices would have been helpful.
Back to the drawing board. I am determined to get this done and appreciate your response. By the way, what kind of device(s) are you using and why?