Environmental Hazard Training

PHII is approved to provide continuing education in Oregon. Residential Mold Inspector Certification covers relevant subject matter for home inspectors and, as such is accepted by the Oregon CCB for CEU credit. In Oregon, 30 CEUs are required in the 24 months prior to your certification expiration date.

The Residential Mold Inspection Course has been approved for 32 hours of Continuing Education for home inspectors. Tennessee requires 32 hours of continuing education for each two year renewal period.  Course Number: 217

Professional Home Inspection Institute has been approved by the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency as a continuing education course provider for home inspectors. In the State of Indiana home inspectors are required to complete 32 continuing education hours in each renewal period. Of these, at least 24 hours must be from Category I and no more than 8 continuing education hours from Category II. The Residential Mold Inspection Certification Course provides 16 hours of continuing education credit in Category II.  School Code: CE21000930

Licensed home inspectors in Kansas are required to obtain 16 hours of continuing education annually. Professional Home Inspection Institute's Residential Mold Inspector Certification Course provides 16 continuing education hours in Kansas.

Professional Home Inspection Institute's Residential Mold Inspector Certification Course provides 16 hours of continuing education for home inspectors in Wisconsin. In the state of Wisconsin, registered home inspectors are required to complete 20 hours each year of continuing education course related to home inspection.

The New Hampshire Board of Home Inspectors requires continuing education as a condition of license renewal. Licensees must accumulate 20 continuing education hours for each licensing period. Residential Mold Inspector Certification provides 32 continuing education hours for home inspectors in New Hampshire.

Home Inspectors in West Virginia can use the Residential Mold Inspector Certification Course to fulfill all 16 hours of their continuing education requirement. An applicant for renewal of a home inspector certification must complete at least 16 hours of acceptable continuing education.

14 CREDIT HOURS

Certification course for residential mold inspection / mold assessment


We must submit the name and registrant number of the individual/s who complete the program, using the form they provided. The course code is 1856.

Continuing Education Requirement: 14 hours board-approved continuing education is required each biennium prior to the renewal period. PMII's Residential Mold Inspector Certification is approved for 90 Credit Hours.

Approved hour breakdown (W/MI=12; M/MS=24; SOP=48; RW=6)  School Code: 5804  Course Number: 0000231

The PMII Mold Remediation course has been approved by the state of LA for the required 24 hours of board approved course work in mold remediation and basic mold assessment. Students must also apply for a license through the state and take 4 hours of instruction in Louisiana's Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law. This can be done through the state after license is approved.

The Mold Remediation Course has been approved for 24 hours of Continuing Education for home inspectors. Tennessee requires 32 hours of continuing education for each two year renewal period.  Course Number: 216

Professional Home Inspection Institute has been approved by the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency as a continuing education course provider for home inspectors. In the State of Indiana home inspectors are required to complete 32 continuing education hours in each renewal period. Of these, at least 24 hours must be from Category I and no more than 8 continuing education hours from Category II. The Mold Remediation Certification Course provides 16 hours of continuing education credit in Category II.  School Code: CE21000930

Licensed home inspectors in Kansas are required to obtain 16 hours of continuing education annually. Professional Home Inspection Institute's Mold Remediation Certification Course provides 16 continuing education hours in Kansas.

Professional Home Inspection Institute's Mold Remediation Certification Course provides 16 hours of continuing education for home inspectors in Wisconsin. In the state of Wisconsin, registered home inspectors are required to complete 20 hours each year of continuing education course related to home inspection.

The New Hampshire Board of Home Inspectors requires continuing education as a condition of license renewal. Licensees must accumulate 20 continuing education hours for each licensing period. Mold Remediation provides 24 continuing education hours for home inspectors in New Hampshire.

Home Inspectors in West Virginia can use the Mold Remediation Certification Course to fulfill all 16 hours of their continuing education requirement. An applicant for renewal of a home inspector certification must complete at least 16 hours of acceptable continuing education.

14 CREDIT HOURS
Certification course for mold remediation, cleanup, containment, & prevention

e must submit the name and registrant number of the individual/s who complete the program, using the form they provided. The course code is 1855.

Continuing Education Requirement: 14 hours board-approved continuing education is required each biennium prior to the renewal period. PMII's Mold Remediation Certification is approved for 40 Credit Hours.

Approved hour breakdown (W/MI=6; M/MS=12; SOP=20; RW=2)  School Code: 5804  Course Number: 0000164

The Commercial Mold Inspection Course has been approved for 16 hours of Continuing Education for home inspectors. Tennessee requires 32 hours of continuing education for each two year renewal period.  Course Number: 215

Professional Home Inspection Institute has been approved by the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency as a continuing education course provider for home inspectors. In the State of Indiana home inspectors are required to complete 32 continuing education hours in each renewal period. Of these, at least 24 hours must be from Category I and no more than 8 continuing education hours from Category II. The Commerical Mold Inspection Course provides 12 hours of continuing education credit in Category II.  School Code: CE21000930

Licensed home inspectors in Kansas are required to obtain 16 hours of continuing education annually. Professional Home Inspection Institute's Commercial Mold Inspector Certification provides 16 continuing education hours in Kansas.

Professional Home Inspection Institute's Commercial Mold Inspector Certification Course provides 16 hours of continuing education for home inspectors in Wisconsin. In the state of Wisconsin, registered home inspectors are required to complete 20 hours each year of continuing education course related to home inspection.

The New Hampshire Board of Home Inspectors requires continuing education as a condition of license renewal. Licensees must accumulate 20 continuing education hours for each licensing period. Commercial Mold Inspector provides 16 continuing education hours for home inspectors in New Hampshire.

Home Inspectors in West Virginia can use the Commercial Mold Inspector Certification Course to fulfill all 16 hours of their continuing education requirement. An applicant for renewal of a home inspector certification must complete at least 16 hours of acceptable continuing education.

14 CREDIT HOURS

Certification course for commercial mold inspection / mold assessment






We must submit the name and registrant number of the individual/s who complete the program, using the form they provided. The course code is 1857

Continuing Education Requirement: 14 hours board-approved continuing education is required each biennium prior to the renewal period. PMII's Commercial Mold Inspection is approved for 16 Credit Hours.

Approved hour breakdown (W/MI=6; M/MS=5; SOP=3; RW=2)  School Code: 5804  Course Number: 0000165

7 CREDIT HOURS

Certificate course for environmental hazards as they relate to home inspection

The Environmental Hazards Course has been approved for 8 hours of Continuing Education for home inspectors. Tennessee requires 32 hours of continuing education for each two year renewal period.  Course Number: 213

The PHII Environmental Hazards Course has been approved for 6 hours of continuing education in Illinois. Prior to renewing a license, the licensee is required to complete 12 hours of continuing education during the two year license period. New inspectors receiving their initial license during that period are only required to complete 6 CE hours.  School Code: 452.000136  Course Number: 454.000416

Professional Home Inspection Institute has been approved by the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency as a continuing education course provider for home inspectors. In the State of Indiana home inspectors are required to complete 32 continuing education hours in each renewal period. Of these, at least 24 hours must be from Category I and no more than 8 continuing education hours from Category II. The Environmental Hazards Course provides 8 hours of continuing education credit in Category II.  School Code: CE21000930

Licensed home inspectors in Kansas are required to obtain 16 hours of continuing education annually. Professional Home Inspection Institute's Environmental Hazards Course provides 8 continuing education hours in Kansas.

Professional Home Inspection Institute's Environmental Hazards Course provides 8 hours of continuing education for home inspectors in Wisconsin. In the state of Wisconsin, registered home inspectors are required to complete 20 hours each year of continuing education course related to home inspection.

The New Hampshire Board of Home Inspectors requires continuing education as a condition of license renewal. Licensees must accumulate 20 continuing education hours for each licensing period. Environmental Hazards provides 8 continuing education hours for home inspectors in New Hampshire.

Home Inspectors in West Virginia can use the Environmental Hazards Course to fulfill 8 hours of their continuing education requirement. An applicant for renewal of a home inspector certification must complete at least 16 hours of acceptable continuing education.

The Environmental Hazards Course has been approved for 8 continuing education units. Home inspectors are required to complete a minimum of 40 units of continuing education for each biennial licensing period. Up to 20 units of continuing education can be obtain through online courses.

Continuing Education Requirement: 14 hours board-approved continuing education is required each biennium prior to the renewal period. PHII's Environmental Hazards Course is approved for 8 Credit Hours.  Course Number: 0000314

The Environmental Hazards course has been approved for 8 hours of continuing education credit in South Dakota. To remain on active status, the licensed/registered home inspector must complete 24 hours of approved continuing education by December 31st of the year the license/registration expires. Home Inspection Licenses need to be renewed every 2 years.  Course Number: 4607R822

PHII is approved to provide continuing education in Oregon. The Environmental Hazards Course covers relevant subject matter for home inspectors and, as such is accepted by the Oregon CCB for CEU credit. PHII grants 24 CEU credits for the Environmental Hazards Course. In Oregon, 30 CEUs are required in the 24 months prior to your certification expiration date.

Continuing Education Requirement: 14 hours board-approved continuing education is required each biennium prior to the renewal period. PMII's Mold Remediation Protocols is approved for 16 Credit Hours.

Approved hour breakdown (M/MS=4; SOP=10; RW=2)  School Code: 5804  Course Number: 0000232

Nebraska requires a separate license for radon inspection. The PHII course meets the requirements for pre-licensing training in Nebraska. With a certificate of completion from our course, potential inspectors will be able to pursue their Radon Measurement License.

This course has been approved by the Rhode Island Department of Health Radon Program and meets the 16 hour training requirement for Initial Radon Measurement Consultants.  Course Number: RTC-009-01

Radon Licensing Rules and Regulations require Radon measurement inspectors to complete an approved course and a state exam prior to receiving their license.  School Code: RP000052

The 16 Hour Radon Measurement Course is approved by NRSB

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The Radon Measurement Course has been approved for 16 hours of Continuing Education for home inspectors. Tennessee requires 32 hours of continuing education for each two year renewal period.  Course Number: 214

The Radon Measurement Certification course has been approved for 16 hours of continuing education credit in South Dakota. To remain on active status, the licensed/registered home inspector must complete 24 hours of approved continuing education by December 31st of the year the license/registration expires. Home Inspection Licenses need to be renewed every 2 years.  Course Number: 3272E1614

To be licensed as a Radon Tester in Ohio, inspectors are required to take a state approved training course. Ohio does not approve online courses for the initial training, however, the PHII Radon Measurement Certification Course has been approved for 16 hours of continuing education for licensed radon professionals in Ohio (since we are approved for CE through NRSB and NRPP)

PHII is approved to provide continuing education in Oregon. Radon Measurement Certification covers relevant subject matter for home inspectors and, as such is accepted by the Oregon CCB for CEU credit. PHII grants 16 CEU credits for the radon measurement course. In Oregon, 30 CEUs are required in the 24 months prior to your certification expiration date.

Licensed Home Inspectors in Connecticut are required to complete at least 20 continuing education hours in each two year period. The Radon Measurement Certification Course has been approved by the Dept. of Consumer Protection - Home Inspection Licensing Board for 16 continuing education hours.

The PHII Radon Measurement Certification has been approved for 8 hours of continuing competency in Alaska. An applicant for renewal of a home inspector registration must document having completed at least eight contact hours of acceptable continuing competency activities for the concluding licensing period.  Course Number: 8755

Radon Measurement Certification has been approved for 4 hours of continuing education. In Arkansas, home inspectors are required to obtain 14 hours of continuing education annually. A maximum of 4 hours of this continuing education can be completed on-line.  Course Number: CEO-2012-19

Professional Home Inspection Institute has been approved by the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency as a continuing education course provider for home inspectors. In the State of Indiana home inspectors are required to complete 32 continuing education hours in each renewal period. Of these, at least 24 hours must be from Category I and no more than 8 continuing education hours from Category II. The Radon Measurement Certification Course provides 16 hours of continuing education credit in Category II.  School Code: CE21000930

Professional Home Inspection Institute's Radon Measurement Certification Course provides 16 hours of continuing education for home inspectors in Wisconsin. In the state of Wisconsin, registered home inspectors are required to complete 20 hours each year of continuing education course related to home inspection.

PHII's Radon Measurement Certification Course is approved to meet the continuing education requirements for radon professionals in Nebraska. Radon professionals are required to obtain 6 continuing education hours for each two year licensing cycle (10 CE hours are required for professionals licensed in both Radon Measurement and Radon Mitigation).

The Radon Measurement Certification course has been approved by the Iowa Department of Public Health, Radon Program at 16 continuing education units (CEUs) for licensed radon measurement professionals in Iowa.

The New Hampshire Board of Home Inspectors requires continuing education as a condition of license renewal. Licensees must accumulate 20 continuing education hours for each licensing period. Radon Measurement provides 16 continuing education hours for home inspectors in New Hampshire.

Home Inspectors in West Virginia can use the Radon Measurement Certification Course to fulfill all 16 hours of their continuing education requirement. An applicant for renewal of a home inspector certification must complete at least 16 hours of acceptable continuing education.

Tennessee does not operate a certification program for radon testers and mitigators. However, they encourage consumers to use radon testers and mitigators that have been certified through National Radon Safety Board (NRSB) or National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP).  Course Number: 214

South Dakota does not require a separate license for radon inspection. Consumer are encouraged to select radon professionals who are certified by National Radon Safety Board (NRSB) and National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP).

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certifcation, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.

Radon inspectors are not licensed in this state. However, the state does have a listing of Radon professionals certified through NRPP or NRSB.

Our course, Radon Measurement Certification, is approved by both NRSB and NRPP to provide the required training. Once completing the course, you'll need to pass the certification exam for the organization you wish to join.