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Radiation Safety Training

Updated October 19, 2012

[Scroll down for STAFF and STUDENTS THAT WORK WITH RADIATION HAZARDS]

Radiation safety training is required for everyone that works with or around radiation hazards.  The type of training required depends on whether you work with the hazard, you work in the vicinity and if you supervised by someone from the lab.

Radiation Safety Training for Ancillary workers -  Ancillary staff or students that work in labs (including radioisotope labs) when lab staff are not present (eg. Caretakers, Physcial Plant Staff, IT staff and Security Services staff) require radiation awareness training.  Ideally, these workers and their supervisors should take the Lab Hazard Awareness Training (3 Hours) from EHSO at least once and use the Pamphlet for to refresh their awareness at least annually.   To register for the Lab Hazard Awareness:

Pamphlets for Ancillary staff, Contractors or visitors to lab (great for refreshing your training):

Staff and students that do lab work should review the Basic Lab Safety and WHMIS power point (EHSO pdf, ppt)  

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STAFF and STUDENTS THAT WORK WITH RADIATION HAZARDS IN LABS: 

To work with RADIOISOTOPES / RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL, there are two types of training: 

To operate X-ray Equipment for reseach (X-ray web page with a link to generic X-ray safety training ppt)

To operate Lasers including laser pointers! (Laser web page with a link to the generic Laser safety training ppt)

 

 


Quick links to:

New Open Source Workshop (a page explaining everything about the open source training!)

Open Source Self Study Assignment

Open Source Lab Assignment

New Sealed Source Orientation (a page explaining everything about the sealed source training!)

Sealed Source Self Study Assignment

Sealed Source Lab Assignment



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