Ionizing RadiationSafety
Spill Response (top)
Radiation Spill Procedures, University of California, San Diego
Radiation Spill Procedures, University of Maryland
International Organizations
(top)
United Kingdom - Useful
Radiation Safety References and Websites
WHO Radiation
Safety and Environmental Health
International Atomic Energy
Agency
Radiation Safety Institute
of Canada
Organizations (top)
Radiation & Health Physics Home Page
of the University of Michigan Student Chapter of the Health Physics Society
Health Physics Society
National Council on
Radiation Protection and Measurements
International Commission on
Radiological Protection
Program Content Examples
(top)
University of Nebraska - Lincoln Program Content
Analytical
X-ray Equipment (5/02)
Dosimetry Program (6/06)
Electron Microscopes (5/02)
Human-use
Diagnostic X-ray Machines (5/02)
Instructions for Personnel Entering
Laboratories Containing Radioactive Materials (10/02)
Mixed Waste
Handling and Disposal (12/05)
Proper Used
Hazardous Material Collection
Container for Radioactive Material Poster (3/05)
Accident Involving Radiactive Materials or Radiation Producing Devices (5/04)
Radioactive Materials Collection
(10/02)
Safety Protocol: 241 Am
(Be) Neutron Probe (6/06)
Safety Protocol: Ca-45
(6/06)
Safety Protocol:
C-14 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
Cl-36 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
Cr-51 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
Fe-55 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
Fe-59 (6/06)
Safety Protocol: H-3
(6/06)
Safety Protocol:
I-125 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
Na-22 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
P-32 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
P-33 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
Se-75 (6/06)
Safety Protocol:
S-35 (6/06)
Security of Radioactive
Materials at UNL (12/01)
Veterinary-Use X-ray
Machines (5/02)
The Princeton
University Radiation Safety Resource Page includes a Radiation Safety Guide ,
Radiation Safety Manual for Laboratory Users , Requirements for X-Ray Diffraction Machine
Users, Incident and Emergency Procedures , Forms , a factsheet on, Using and Wearing
Radiation Dosimeters as well as an online module and test on Radiation Basics
Regulatory Agencies (top)
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
State
Radiation Protection Programs, posted by Idaho State University
Resources (top)
The Society for
Radiological Protection is the UK Associate Society
affiliated with the International Radiation Protection
Association. It is a major Scientific Society for all who are professionally concerned
with the safety aspects of ionising and non-ionising radiation in education, central and
local government, industry, medicine and research. They have a comprehensive list of sites related to radiation
safety.
Training Content Examples (top)
Radiation Safety Training
and Quiz,
University of South Florida, 2007
Research X-ray Safety
Fundamentals Training and Quiz,
University of South Florida, 2007
Electron Microscope Radiation
Safety Training, University of Pennsylvania EHRS
Initial Radiation
Safety Training for Open Source Radioisotope Users, Princeton University Environmental
Health and Safety
The University of Pennsylvania has
some on-line Radiation
Safety Training courses. Scroll down to "Radiation Safety Training"
and click on the link. You will need to register (name and email), but you will be
able to access to the training even if you're not affiliated with the University.
Revision Date: 2/22/2008
url: http://www2.umdnj.edu/eohssweb/aiha/technical/radiation.htm
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