
Vol. 8 No. 7 July 2022
News and Events For the Radon Professional
NRPP Earns ANSI Accreditation
The National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) has become accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) National Accreditation Board for fulfilling the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 17024 standard for certification bodies. NRPP’s radon measurement and mitigation certifications are the only radon industry certifications to earn ANSI recognition, which separates NRPP from the competition and distinguishes top-quality radon professionals.
Accreditation indicates that NRPP’s certifications have met the most respected and internationally accepted standards for personnel certification bodies. The credentials are Radon Measurement Field Technician, Radon Measurement Professional, Radon Mitigation Installer, and Radon Mitigation Specialist. MORE
2022 AARST International Symposium
The 2022 symposium celebrates
GROWING OUR VOICE!
In just a few weeks, AARST will distribute a Draft Agenda, speaker features, sponsor blasts, exhibit hall floor plan and Early Bird tickets, so stay tuned. AARST has received more than thirty abstract proposals for session topics (a record number of submissions). The exhibit floor is selling fast: there are only sixteen more booths available – vendors, don’t delay! Book your stay today in beautiful Bellevue on the Symposium website.
ARPC Drive Continues
The 2022 American Radon Policy Campaign drive continues. We want to thank those stepping up to the call!
Your generous contribution for 2022 continues the very important work we do as an industry to continue to have experienced representation in Washington DC and state capitols across the US. It will help immeasurably to tell the story of radon risk and explain what actions can help reduce risk (and which ones increase risk).
NRSB Now Recognizes
ANSI/AARST Standards
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The VI Pathway Mini-Series
Part 1: Transactional Considerations
David R. Gillay, Barnes & Thornburg LLP
This is the first in a series of three articles focusing on an unseen villain known as vapor intrusion to provide a look into key transactional considerations related to this environmental health hazard. Vapor intrusion (VI) is the migration of volatile chemicals from subsurface soil and groundwater into buildings. It shares many common characteristics with the intrusion of naturally occurring radon gas into buildings. This emerging contamination “pathway” presents significant challenges, complicates property transactions and securing and maintaining regulatory closure of contaminated sites, and increases litigation and legal risks. VI issues are far-reaching and have affected thousands of sites across the country. Successfully dealing with VI issues requires a basic understanding of the complex science, rapidly changing regulatory landscapes at the state and federal levels, and evolving legal doctrines that may increase your liabilities. MORE
Chapter Updates
- Congratulations to Maryland! The AARST Board has voted to accept the petition to form a new Maryland Chapter. The officers are President Daisy Rezende, Secretary Michael Walther, and Treasurer David Leety. Welcome to AARST!
- New England AARST Chapter is conducting a two day radon conference June 16th and 17th, in Portsmouth, NH. Conference details and registration links are on the AARST Radon Events Calendar.
Welcome to Our Newest
AARST Members!
Chad Janiszeski (MN), Chris Heinemann (CO), Jeffrey Hayden (CO), John Cassell (OH), John Irish (NY), Joshua Garibay (CO), Kelly Smeltzer (MN), Paul Melillo (IN), Randall Bowen (VA), Robert Coffee (IN), Shawn Ezell (VA)
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Welcome to Our Newest
NRPP Certified Professionals!
Alex Myers (AZ), Andrei G Jablokow (PA), Audrey Winslow (FL), Benjamin Godsave (TN), Beth P Strothmann (TX), Billy J Morrison (MI), Brian P Ross (CO), Brian Spence (WI), Carmen M Lawrance (NC), Charles Brittain (VA), Chris Heinemann (CO), Christopher Rolison (CO), Christopher S Cremer (CO), Cory B Silverkorn (CO), Derrick Z Howell (IN), Donald Somerville (IN), Dustin Elsbernd (CO), Eric Miller (ND), Gershon Kaufman (NJ), Glenn A Mercier (CO), Hannah Nauth (CO), Harold F Lewis (CO), Heath S Moss (UT), James Cole (TX), Jay Sessions (CO), Joe Humeas (PA), Jonathan l Knutson (ND), Joseph L O’Dell (VA), Joseph Lowery (VA), Joshua Holland (OH), Justin Grunewald (CO), justin Henry (IN), Kevin J Bryant (VA), Kevin R Hunter (MO), Kyle Raabe (PA), LON A HENDERSON (CO), Luis A. Huertas (TX), Mark B Pepin (CO), Martin Mejia Gonzalez (GA), Mathew Martini (CO), MATT KOCH (GA), Michael C Bove (PA), Michael Dunphy (CO), MICHAEL MEEHAN (PA), Paul Heiken (PA), Richard Hull (IN), Rick J Nelson (TX), Robert A Anderson (PA), Robert J LeFrois (NY), Rodney K Lee (OH), Rueben Weatherford (WI), ryan colby (MA), Scot P Wickersheim (WI), Slava Krol (WI), Steven R Vandecoevering (OR), Tina Nguyen (MO), Tyler Burns (CT), Zach Neideffer (CO), Zaw Han (MD)