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NRPP Radon Measurement Professional Certification renewal (National (NRPP)) — 2026 guide

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Renewal cycle

Every 2 years

Continuing education

12 CE hours per renewal cycle.

Summary

NRPP radon measurement professional certification renews on a 2-year cycle with a minimum of 12 hours of approved continuing education (which since Oct 1, 2023 must include a 4-hour Standards Overview course for the certification). Some states additionally license radon professionals independently — check state requirements where you practice.

Notes & state variations

Some states (e.g. IL, IA) license radon professionals independently — under collection.

Verified from NRPP official recertification page (nrpp.info/certification/how-to-recertify) on Oct 18, 2026 — RMP minimum 12 CEs biennially incl. 4h Standards Overview; renewal fee $275 (Standard Services) / $325 (Analytical Services).

Source for verification: NRPP certification handbook. Paraphrased — not the agency's official wording; not legal advice.

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Frequently asked questions

How often does the NRPP Radon Measurement Professional Certification need to be renewed?

Every 2 years.

How many continuing education (CE) hours are required?

12 hours of approved continuing education per renewal cycle. Some states (e.g. IL, IA) license radon professionals independently — under collection.

What does renewal cost?

The current renewal fee is published on the NRPP / AARST-NRPP renewal page — follow the source link below to confirm before paying.

What happens if my credential expires?

Grace and late-renewal rules vary — check with NRPP / AARST-NRPP for the current late-renewal provisions that apply to the NRPP Radon Measurement Professional Certification.

Related environmental readings & training axis: see sister app EnviroCert

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