Where the test should be conducted Place the detector or detectors in each lowest area suitable for occupancy, such as: • a family room, living room, den, playroom, bedroom, workshop, or exercise room; • in the lowes - Building material - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Where the test should be conducted Place the detector or detectors in each lowest area suitable for occupancy, such as: • a family room, living room, den, playroom, bedroom, workshop, or exercise room; • in the lowes Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-06-08 14:29:47 Open Document File Size: 196,50 KB Share Result on Facebook City Springfield / / IndustryTerm fan systems / radon testing protocols / web site www.radon.illinois.gov / real estate transactions / home heating or cooling systems / real estate testing / / Organization Division of Nuclear Safety Guide / Division of Nuclear Safety / Division of Nuclear Safety Recommendations for Real Estate Radon Measurements / Illinois Emergency Management Agency / Division of Nuclear Safety When Testing If / Authority of the State of Illinois / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Division of Nuclear Safety Radon Program / / / Position technician / / ProvinceOrState Illinois / / Technology Nuclear Safety Radon Program radon testing protocols / / URL www.radon.illinois.gov / / SocialTag Matter Chemistry Physics Naturally occurring radioactive material Health effects of radon Radium and radon in the environment Radon Soil contamination Building biology

Where the test should be conducted Place the detector or detectors in each lowest area suitable for occupancy, such as: • a family room, living room, den, playroom, bedroom, workshop, or exercise room; • in the lowesAdd to Reading List