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The Radon Industry’s Workforce Network.
Mitigation installers, measurement technicians, crew leads and office staff, and the companies hiring them. Many roles need no license to start.
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You Don’t Always Need A License To Work In Radon.
This trips up almost everyone looking to get in. The rules differ by job, not by person , and in most states the company holds the credential, not every crew member.
Install Crew, Usually No License
In Illinois, for example, you don’t need a license to work on a mitigation install crew. The licensed mitigation professional supervises the work.
Testing, License Required
Placing and retrieving radon tests for a fee does require a measurement license or certification in most states. This is the hard gate.
Many Employers Pay For It
Plenty of companies will train you and cover your certification. Filter for jobs that train and certify.
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This network is new. Radon companies across the country are already listed in the directory; the jobs board is just opening up. Post the first role and it goes in front of every licensed professional in your area.
Browse Radon Jobs By Role
Each role page explains what the work involves and whether you need a license for it.
Installs sub-slab depressurization systems: coring, pipe runs, fan mounting, sealing and post-install checks.
License requirement varies by state
Supports the install crew, material handling, site prep, cleanup, and learning the trade on the job.
No license usually needed
Places and retrieves continuous monitors and test kits, documents conditions, and reports results to clients.
License usually required
Runs communication testing and pressure field extension diagnostics to size and place suction points.
License requirement varies by state
Runs the crew day to day: scheduling, quality, customer walkthroughs, and signing off on finished systems.
License requirement varies by state
Holds the mitigation credential the company operates under; designs systems and supervises installs.
License usually required
Short-term help by the week, the month, or the project, the radon equivalent of a hired gun.
License requirement varies by state
Walks homes, scopes systems, prices the work, and closes the job with the homeowner or agent.
No license usually needed
Owns multi-property, commercial or school and daycare mitigation projects end to end.
No license usually needed
Answers calls, books tests and installs, handles scheduling, invoicing and follow-up.
No license usually needed
For people new to radon who want an employer that will train them and pay for certification.
No license usually needed