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Email*

This should be the same email address that you started your test with.
Commission ID*
The commission ID is located on the postcard that came in the Evict Radon National Study radon test kit. Additionally, a copy of your commission ID was sent to you by email when you complete the 'Start my test' survey.
Test End Date*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

Please select the day when radon test was ended, and the detector was placed in the prepaid return envelope and mailed back. It is recommended to perform a 91 day or more test to get a reliable radon result. IMPORTANT: The exact day is needed to ensure a reliable radon reading.

Activity Patterns

Activity patterns are actions or behaviors that people perform regularly on a day-to-day basis. For this study, it is of interest to know approximately how long (hours per day) people remain in environments such as the home; work, university or school; commercial properties; transportation and outdoors to estimate exposure to Radon Gas.
Employment Status
Which category best represents the industry or sector in which you are currently employed?*
Job Title/Position*
In less than five words, please indicate your current or previous main job title. For example: “Pediatric nurse”, “realtor”, “farmer”, “social worker”, “car mechanic”, “math teacher”, “civil engineer”, “manager”, “civil servant”, “accountant”, “welder”, etc.
How many days are you at work or school?

Activity Patterns Continued

Household Hours: We need to understand your behavioural patterns throughout the year to understand your exposure to Radon. More time spent inside a Radon-rich environment can increase your overall radon exposure.
On a typical workday, is the amount of time that you spend at home different compared to the amount of time you typically spend at home on a non-workday such as a weekend or holiday?
- Yes
- No
- Unsure or prefer not to say

Activity Patterns Continued

How many hours per day (hr/d) in each season do you typically spend in each location now.
Seasonal Hours*
- Fall
- Winter
- Spring
- Summer
Winter Hours

Weekdays (Work / School)

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekday:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

Weekends

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekend:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

Spring Hours

Weekdays (Work / School)

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekday:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

Weekends

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekend:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

Summer Hours

Weekdays (Work / School)

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekday:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

Weekends

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekend:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

Fall Hours

Starting with the current season, think of an average day and the amount of time you spend in the following four locations.

Weekdays (Work / School)

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekday:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

Weekends

INSIDE your residence
hrs

INSIDE a different residence
e.g. family/friend houses, vacation houses, hotels etc.

hrs

INSIDE a non-residential building
e.g. office, store, business, school, underground train etc.

hrs

OUTDOORS
e.g. walking, camping, commiting via car, plane, bus, bike or over-land train

hrs

Total hours per weekend:
MUST add up to 24

hrs

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Winter Hours

Weekdays (Work / School)

Weekends

Spring Hours

Weekdays (Work / School)

Weekends

Summer Hours

Weekdays (Work / School)

Weekends

Fall Hours

Weekdays (Work / School)

Weekends

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