nullnull



Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists

Helping Canadians Reduce Radon Risk

Menu
Log in

CARST Newsletter - September 2017

18 Oct 2017 12:33 PM | CARST (Administrator)

September 2017 



President's Message

September 2017 


It’s September, and as the nights get cooler and the students return to school, we leave summer behind and gear up for a productive fall season.  As we all know, the heating season is the best time to test for radon.  The challenge, of course, is to promote radon awareness and increase testing.

Each year, as the radon testing season comes around, we find ourselves brainstorming new and improved promotion ideas.  However, sometimes it’s best to return to the basics.  To remember what has worked in the past and apply it to the future.  To look at our client base, understand what motivated them to test or mitigate, and reach out to their peers.

To this end, CARST is pleased to offer a new webinar: Build Your Own Radon Awareness Campaign.  Our inaugural webinar dealt with social media, and met with good success this past August.  With our next webinar, we aim to take the mystery out of radon promotion by walking through the process step by step with professionals sharing some of their successful ideas.

By the end of the webinar, you should have identified who your target audience is, how to reach them, and where to find the necessary resources to help you on the way.  So why wait?  Sign up for the webinartoday, and start this testing season off on the right foot. 


Psst… Been to the CARST website lately? We’re sporting a fresh new look!  We’ve taken your feedback to heart to create a site that’s easier to navigate and contains more resources than ever; both for CARST members and for all Canadians.  Our homeowners’ pages aim to take the mystery out of radon and steer citizens to our C-NRPP professionals to test and mitigate their homes.  With links to government publications, radon in the news, videos and more; we really are Canada’s Radon Authority.

Are you getting the most out of your membership? Login to our members-only section to access a variety of tools and resources designed to help you run and expand your radon business.  While you’re there, take a moment to update your member profile, which now includes space to list your additional qualifications to increase networking opportunities.  As ever, CARST’s strength lies in our members, and our diversity adds to our strength.  


WANT YOUR AD TO APPEAR HERE?

CARST is now adding ads to our Monthly Newsletter.  This is available for a fee, or first two ads are free for our Gold and Silver Members.  

Click here to find out more about being a member.



Call to Action:

  • Sign up for September Webinar
  • Check out the new CARST website; give feedback to CARST office
  • Log in to your CARST member profile and update Language and Skills and update it
  • Watch for an email announcement of the 2018 CARST Conference 

Upcoming Events:

BUILD YOUR OWN RADON AWARENESS CAMPAIGN WEBINAR

AARST INTERNATIONAL RADON SYMPOSIUM

MANAGING RADON RISK IN ALBERTA COMMERCIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS

C-NRPP MEASUREMENT COURSE - Winnipeg

C-NRPP MITIGATION COURSE - Winnipeg

What's Trending:

CR3 News - Citizen's Radioactive Radon Reduction


For additional information on the various CARST committees or to sign up online, please visit the CARST website.  (In CARSTs Members Section) Not only will you have a chance to contribute to the radon industry and work with professionals from across the country, but involvement in the CARST committees also counts toward your C-NRPP Professional Practice credits.


How to log-in to your CARST Member Profile?

Look for the blue icon on the top right corner.  Click it and select, "edit profile".


CARST Admin Office:204-798-9649           www.carst.ca                 e:info@carst.ca
Facebook • Twitter 
Unsubscribe


© 2011-2024 Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST/ACSTR). All rights reserved.

CARST is proud to unite members from across Canada, which encompasses the traditional territory of many First Nations, Métis Peoples, and Inuit whose ancestral footsteps and rights extend beyond the colonial boundaries that exist today. We respectfully honour these Peoples' rights, history, and relationships with this Land.

CARSTs Terms and Conditions                       CARST Privacy Policy

Powered by Wild Apricot Membership Software