Dh 1777 form 2013-2025

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The document is a Nonresidential Radon Measurement Report designed for buildings other than single or multi-family dwellings. It includes sections for facility and owner information, building details, measurement results, and certification of compliance with Florida regulations regarding radon testing. The report outlines the necessary measurements, types of facilities involved, and provides a structured format for recording radon levels and related data.

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Begin with SECTION 1: FACILITY AND OWNER INFORMATION. Fill in the facility name, physical location, and owner information including contact details.
In SECTION 2: BUILDING INFORMATION, provide the building name or ID number, address, and details about the number of stories and measurements required.
Check all applicable foundation/floor systems and HVAC systems to accurately describe the building's features.
Move to SECTION 3: RESULTS. Indicate the measurement type, dates of measurement, and results for each room tested.
If applicable, complete SECTION 4 with details of the radon measurement business and specialist involved.
Finally, certify your measurements in SECTION 5 by signing as an authorized representative and entering the date.

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What is the statute 404.056 in Florida?

To preserve and protect the public health, the department is authorized to establish, by rule, environmental radiation standards for buildings, and to conduct programs designed to reduce human exposure to such harmful environmental radiation.

Is radon inspection necessary in Florida?

Is radon testing required in Florida? Radon Testing is required for State licensed, regulated, owned or operated facilities. This requirement is the same for all buildings in facilities required to be tested for radon per Florida Statute 404.056.

Is radon concern overblown?

Any home can have a radon problem. This means new and old homes, well- sealed and drafty homes, and homes with or without basements. In fact, you and your family are most likely to get your greatest radiation exposure at home. That is where you spend most of your time.

Should I skip radon inspection?

The most comprehensive of these efforts has been the National Academy of Sciences Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation (BEIR VI) Report. This report reinforces that radon is the second-leading cause of lung cancer and is a serious public health problem.

Do you need radon testing in Florida?

Anyone can have a radon problem. They can even vary greatly from house to house, so just because your neighbor has safe levels of radon, doesnt mean that you do. This is why all buildings need to be tested regularly, at least every 2-5 years. You can learn more about radon in your area by using this radon search tool.

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