- Industrial Radiation Safety Manual
- Medical Radiation Safety
- Radiation Safety Program Manual
- Hospital Radiation Safety Manual
EHS is responsible for implementing the University’s radiation safety program as defined by the Radiation Safety Committee, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Broad Scope license, and applicable state and federal regulations. All personnel approved for use of radioactive materials are expected to utilize safe work practices, and conduct and complete all required activities to maintain compliance with these regulations.
The EHS radiation safety staff manages the inventory of all radioactive materials on campus, performs surveys and inspections, and regularly monitors employees to ensure worker safety.
Industrial Radiation Safety Manual
Table of Contents Emergency Numbers, Special Incident Reporting, and Preface Chapter 1: UNC-CH Radiation Safety Program Chapter 2: Radiation Source Authorization and Radiation Worker Registration Chapter 3: Radiation Protection Principles Chapter 4: Acquisition of Radiation Sources Chapter 5: Radiation Source.
Approval to Use Radioisotopes
Jan 14, 2019 Consult the current Radiation Safety Officer at (650) 723-3201 for specific information. This Radiation Safety Manual was developed by the Health Physics staff of Stanford University and is published and copyrighted by Stanford University. Download full manual. 1 The Science and Technology of Ionizing Radiation 1.1 Sources of Ionizing Radiation. Cumulative effects of radiation are less understood than the effects of a single massive dose of radiation to the whole body, the repeated exposure of an individual to small amounts of radiation day after day can add up to potentially harmful levels. Chronic exposure of individuals to low levels of radiation is believed to produce the following. Radiation Safety Manual General Information Authorization for Procurement of Radioactive Material The University of Texas at El Paso has been issued an academic radioactive materials license by the Texas Department of State Health Services to possess and use radioactive materials. Download NON-IONIZING RADIATION (NIR) SAFETY MANUAL book pdf free download link or read online here in PDF. Read online NON-IONIZING RADIATION (NIR) SAFETY MANUAL book pdf free download link book now. All books are in clear copy here, and all files are secure so don't worry about it. The Radiation Safety Manual for Tufts University is available as Adobe Acrobat PDF Files. For the Boston Grafton, and Medford campuses, download the safety manual here: Tufts University Radiation Safety Committee Policies and Procedures Manual.
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Researchers wishing to work with radioactive material must submit an application form in the Click Compliance system. More information about Click
Medical Radiation Safety
- Training
It is mandatory that all workers, including principal investigators, be certified prior to the use of radioactive materials. Certification is obtained by attending the introductory EHS training class and passing the radiation safety examination.
Initial training must contain minimally the items listed in Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 19.12 (10 CFR 19.12), Training for Radiation Workers.
Required in the Ability LMS- Add theRadiation Safetytrack to your profile.
- Complete course: Radiation Safety Initial(first year).
- Complete course: Radiation Safety Refresher (annually, after first year).
Site Specific Checklist - Obtaining Approval
Researchers wishing to work with radioactive material must complete and submit the radioisotope approval application form in the Click compliance system. Approval is determined by MSU's Radiation Safety Committee.
- Ordering
Any receipt of radioactive materials must be authorized by the EHS Office. Authorization is based on prior approval by the Radiation Safety Committee.
Request Order
Inventory
- Dosimetry and Surveys
Dosimetry Request/Change Forms
SurveysEHS will make independent surveys of all active radioisotope labs at least quarterly. Inventory assessment, contamination control, personnel monitoring, and training and waste disposal practices will be addressed during these surveys.
- Postings
All rooms or areas in which licensed quantities of radioactive materials are used or stored must be posted with a 'Caution Radioactive Material' sign, an 'NRC Licensing and Regulation Information Bulletin' sign, and a 'Notice To Workers' sign. Door signs must include the principal investigator's name and phone number, and where he or she can be reached in the event of an emergency. Postings can be obtained from EHS.
Request Door Sign
Download NRC Postings - Closeouts
Prior to closeout of radioactive materials use areas, release of radioactive use equipment and/or radioactive materials approvals, it is the responsibility of the approved principal investigator to ensure that steps detailed in the EHS Closeout Procedure document are followed.
Forms
Radiation Safety Program Manual
Resources
Hospital Radiation Safety Manual
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- 10 CFR 20: Standards and Protection Against Radiation
- Other Resources