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Radon mitigation systems—equipment used to reduce dangerous radon gas levels in homes and buildings—would face new training and certification requirements under this bill. Anyone licensed to install, repair, maintain, clean, or replace such a system, as well as anyone who sells radon mitigation services or vents a system, would need to complete state-required training and certification before doing that work, and employers would be responsible for ensuring their workers are certified before they begin. The state division overseeing construction trades would be authorized to waive the certification requirement for individuals working under the direct, one-on-one supervision of a certified professional, with specific rules for training and certification to be developed through the state's standard rulemaking process.