Certifying radon professionals for over 20 years!
NRSB certification is formal recognition of professional excellence based on qualifications, high ethical standards, and continuing education in radon services.
In today’s competitive environment, industry training providers and industry professionals need to be recognized for their knowledge and expertise.
We believe that the quality of the nation’s radon programs depends upon confidence in the integrity of its’ certification process. The National Radon Safety Board (NRSB) stands alone in its’ ability to provide this confidence.
The NRSB provides recognizable conformance to quality and confidence in the radon industry.
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NRSB is Providing Certification Services for Radon Professionals
For Professionals
How To Get Certified
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New & Noteworthy
The National Radon Safety Board (NRSB) is excited to announce that your achievements in advanced measurement and mitigation courses will soon be displayed under your name and business on our website. There is no additional cost for this feature, and these accolades can be used to showcase your expertise. The completion of advanced coursework is …
The NRSB recognizes all ANSI/AARST radon standards as an alternative to the previously recognized radon standards established by the EPA and ASTM. An NRSB certificate holder must follow the standards recognized by the state in which they are conducting business and their QA plan must list the standards that are being followed. Below is …