Bill > HB881

This bill creates a comprehensive regulatory framework for licensing radon industry professionals and businesses in Missouri, establishing the Board of Radon Safety to oversee and regulate radon-related services. The legislation requires all radon measurement, mitigation, inspection, and laboratory professionals and businesses to obtain certification and state licensing by December 31, 2025, ensuring that only qualified individuals can provide these services for compensation. The bill defines various professional categories, including measurement professionals, mitigation professionals, radon mitigation inspection professionals, and radon laboratories, and sets specific requirements for obtaining and maintaining licenses, such as maintaining certification from a recognized radon proficiency program, carrying general liability insurance, and adhering to established standards and quality assurance protocols. The legislation also creates a Radon Control Fund to support the administration and enforcement of these new regulations, establishes a seven-member Board of Radon Safety to oversee implementation, and provides detailed provisions for licensing, inspections, record-keeping, and potential disciplinary actions against professionals who violate the regulations. The primary goal is to promote safe and professional radon testing, mitigation, and analysis practices to protect public health by ensuring that individuals and businesses working in the radon industry meet rigorous professional standards.

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https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB881&year=2025&code=R