Education

For questions and more information, please contact: Symposium@IndoorEnvironments.Org

Earn CE at the Symposium

The symposium has educational opportunities for all attendees, beginning with Sunday short courses (at extra fees), and Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday continuing education (included in the price of registration).

The annual symposium is a great opportunity to earn continuing education credit for certifications. Most states and agencies accept the Indoor Environments Symposium credits attendees can earn for free Monday – Wednesday. (daily quizzes – online, completion certificates available immediately after passing each quiz).

Attendees may attend any session on all days, in any concurrent track. Simply keep track of your quiz answers using workbooks distributed daily. The online quiz is available daily.

In addition, Indoor Environments offers continuing education courses on Sundays pre-symposium. These courses are hosted by IEA and bring in the most in-demand and often unique courses trainers are developing just for the symposium. Trainers run their courses and distribute all students’ course completion certificates for Sunday courses.

(8am - 12pm) Tips for Radon Mitigation in Multifamily, Schools, and Large Buildings
  • Offered by: KSU Radon Courses
  • Instructor: Brian Hanson
  • This 4-hour  morning course for radon mitigation professionals covers standards and processes associated with mitigation work in multifamily, schools, and large buildings. This course covers the ANSI/AARST SGM-MFLB 2023 standard and focuses on the logistics and details of doing radon mitigation work in multifamily, schools, and large building settings through case studies and discussion.
  • $160.00 Add to cart

(8am - 12pm) Radon and the Law: Ethics, Regulations and Liability
  • Offered by: Spruce Environmental Technologies, Inc.
  • Instructor: Dawn Coffee
  • This morning course explores the critical intersection of science, public health, and legal responsibility in radon work. This course, applicable to both Radon Measurement Professionals and Radon Mitigation Specialists, provides an overview of state regulations, certification requirements, and the ethical standards that guide professional practice. Through real-world examples and legal cases, students will gain practical insight into liability risks, documentation, and communication strategies that support defensible work. Whether new or experienced, participants will leave better equipped to operate confidently, comply with regulations, and protect both their clients and their business.
  • $160.00 Add to cart

(1pm - 5pm) Tips for Radon Measurement in Multifamily, Schools, and Large Buildings
  • Offered by: KSU Radon Courses
  • Instructor: Brian Hanson
  • This four-hour afternoon course covers the standards and processes associated with measuring radon in multifamily, schools, and large buildings. Through case studies and discussion, students will learn the logistics and details of doing radon measurement work in multifamily, schools, and large building settings and the application of ANSI/AARST MA-MFLB 2023 to projects of this size.
  • $160.00 Add to cart

(1pm - 5pm) Standards-Compliant Radon Resistant New Construction (RRNC)
  • Offered by: Spruce Environmental Technologies, Inc.
  • Instructor: Matt Hendrick
  • This 4-hour afternoon CE course covers the design and installation of standards-compliant Radon Resistant New Construction systems for residential, commercial, and multifamily projects. Participants will review current ANSI/AARST guidance, including RRNC principles for residential construction and the ANSI/AARST CC-1000 New Construction Standard for commercial and multifamily applications. Topics include building science, code considerations, installation best practices, risk reduction, and business opportunities in radon-resistant construction.
  • $160.00 Add to cart