Radon Measurement QAQC Plan Template without SOPs
Radon Measurement QAQC Plan Template — Without SOPs
For NRPP/NRSB certified companies that already have Standard Operating Procedures.
This 48-page Quality Assurance and Quality Control Plan (QAP) template gives you the QAQC framework required for licensing and audits, without the SOPs. Add your company’s specific procedures.
Delivered as a Microsoft Word document. Fill in your company info, license details, and personnel. Print for your office and field technicians.
This plan is easy to customize for your business needs. Ideal for startups or small businesses in regulated or unregulated states.
What’s Included — From the Actual Document:
1. Title Page + Signature Blocks
- Prepared By, Approved By fields for Quality Assurance Officer and President/Owner
- Effective Date field
- Business Information: Legal Name, DBA, Mailing/Physical Address, Phone, Email, Website
- Confidentiality Notice
2. 1.0 Commitments to Quality
- Quality Assurance Plan Commitment: Details policies and procedures for radon measurements in [insert State]
- Measurement Quality Commitment: "adhere strictly to national industry standards and [state regulations, if applicable]"
- Quality Control Commitment: Routine checks to validate accuracy and precision of measurement devices
- Standard Operating Procedures Commitment: References approved written SOPs that QAO reviews and approves
- Annual Audit/Review Commitment: Annual QAP review by QAO with written audit reports
3. 2.0 Glossary
- Defines ANSI/AARST, Audit, Blank Device, Blind, Calibration Factor, Chain-of-Custody, COV, Collocation, CRM, Corrective Action, Data Validation, Duplicate Measurement, In Control, Measurement System, NRPP, NRSB, pCi/L, QAO, QAP, QC, Quality System, RPE, Radon Decay Products, Radon Measurement Specialist, RPD, SDS
4. 3.0 Organizational Structure
- Business Structure section with fill-in fields
- Organizational Chart placeholder: "Insert your organizational chart or edit these to fit your company"
- Personnel & Responsibilities: President/Owner, Quality Assurance Officer (QAO), Radon Measurement Specialist, Field Support, Office Support
- Personnel Qualifications & Training: 16-hour Initial Radon Measurement course, Continuing Education, Large Building course requirements
- Authorization to Cease Work, Work Scope, Regulations & Standards sections
5. Standards Referenced — Section 17.0
- Developed in alignment with ANSI/AARST MAH-2023, ANSI/AARST MA-MFLB-2023, and ANSI/AARST MS-QA-2023
- References: NRPP, NRSB, AARST, EPA, CRCPD, American Lung Association
- Copyrighted Material Disclaimer: "This document does not reproduce or distribute the full text of copyrighted materials. Instead, it incorporates their principles and requirements"
6. 48 Pages Total
- Microsoft Word.docx format
- Editable fields for [Insert Company Name], [Insert State], personnel names, addresses
- Table of Contents included
Who Needs This Version:
NRPP or NRSB certified radon measurement companies that:
1. Already have company-written SOPs
2. Use a laboratory or manufacturer’s SOPs
3. Want a shorter QAQC plan to submit for licensing without duplicating existing procedures
Format: Microsoft Word.docx file. 48 pages. You add your company details and reference your existing SOPs.
Questions?
1. How is this different from the "with SOPs" version? This 48-page template includes the QAQC plan framework, glossary, and org structure, but does NOT include the detailed SOPs for blank measurements, chain of custody, corrective action, etc. You reference your own SOPs.
2. Is this compliant with NRPP? NRPP requires certified firms to maintain a written Quality Assurance Plan. This template is written in alignment with ANSI/AARST MS-QA-2023. You are responsible for ensuring it meets your specific state and certification requirements.
3. What’s the page count? 48
4. Can I add my SOPs later? Yes. Section 1.0 states: "This organization conducts radon measurement activities according to approved written Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)". You insert your SOP references.
5. Is this for mitigation companies? No. This is for radon measurement/testing companies only.
