Radon Training, Testing, Reduction, and Quality Assurance Act of 1987
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Radon Training, Testing, Reduction, and Quality Assurance Act of 1987 - Directs the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency to continue the voluntary Radon Measurement Proficiency and Quality Assurance program to inform the public of reliable firms or individuals that measure radon in homes. Requires the Administrator to continue to design and implement training seminars for government officials and private firms addressing radon monitoring, analysis, mitigation, health effects, and public information. Requires the Administrator to develop a voluntary radon reduction contractor quality assurance program to inform the public of reliable firms or individuals that can reduce radon levels in homes. Authorizes the Administrator to collect fees from private firms and individuals for information and services provided under this Act. Requires the deposit of such fees in the Radon Service Fee Account in the Treasury for use in activities under this Act. Authorizes appropriations.
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