When you submit a Form A-4 (Application to Use Radioactive Materials and/or Radiation-Producing Devices) and complete the required training, the determination for dosimetry will be made. Training ...

A documented survey (using this form) is required at least once every month radioactive materials are used. The Survey Report is due at Environment, Health & Safety on the first day of the month to ...

These rules are designed to limit unnecessary radiation exposures and contamination of the facilities and equipment and to minimize the consequences of a radiation accident if it should occur. Copies ...

Radionuclides of natural origin contained in or released from process materials may pose a risk to workers, public or the environment. These radioactive elements in minerals and ores originally found ...

A complete description of the procedures for radioactive material use must be submitted as part of the application. Review of your license documentation will include a suggestion about use of meters ...

The results suggest that the radioactive dust originated in Algeria's Reggane region, but its plutonium levels didn't match ...

We will communicate these changes to licensees and laboratory ... radioactive waste, please contact us. Official waste containers are available from the Radiation Safety Unit. They are the only ...

They also have a keen interest in understanding radioactive substances and nuclear processes ... and ensuring the safe use and disposal of samples and other materials used in the lab. Typical work ...

To support the requirements of the University Radioactive ... laboratory. In addition to training, you can use our library of resources to stay on top of safety and compliance. Reference materials, ...

EHSA allows for the entry of source use and waste generation by the Authorized User or Radiation Worker. This mechanism is meant to capture the dispensing of radioactive material from the original ...