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WELCOME
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION PROTECTION
CORPORATE SAFETY TRAINING29 CFR 1096 - OSHA
10 CFR Part 20 - DOE
10 CFR Part 19 - DOE
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COURSE ATTENDEES
Radiation Workers Facility Engineers Process Engineers Safety Committees Corporate Managers Equipment Operators Department Managers First Line Supervisors Maintenance Departments Radiation Safety Committee Members Accident Investigation Team Members
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ABOUT THIS COURSE
This course is intended to provide training in the basic concepts and techniques of Radiation Safety. It offers an overview of the requirements of:
• 29 CFR 1910.1096 - OSHA (Ionizing Radiation).• 10 CFR Part 19 & 20 - DOE (Occupational Radiation Protection).
The course is designed for employees who encounter radioactive materials in the conduct of work. Where you are unsure of a particular course of action, you should safely secure your work
area and report the problem to your supervisor.
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ABOUT THIS COURSE
This Course Is Part 1 of a Three Part Training Program Intended to Provide Training in the Basic Concepts, Techniques and Management of a Radiation Safety Program and Radiation Safety in The Work Environment.
Part 1 Radiation Program Management. Part 2 Radiation Properties and Exposure Control. Part 3 Biological Effects of Radiation
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Accident Prevention.
Introduce Radiation Safety and Establish Its Role in Today’s Industry.
Familiarize Students With The Facility Radiation Safety Program.
Introduce Key Program Elements.
Provide Radiation Safety Skills for Personnel Who May Come Into Contact With Radiation Hazards.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
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BASIS FOR THIS COURSE
Radiation Safety Results in Accident Reduction Elimination of Workplace Injuries & Illnesses Where Possible Reduction of Workplace Injuries & Illnesses Where Possible Development of Efficient Radiation Safety Techniques OSHA Safety Standards Require:
Training Be Conducted Personal Protective Equipment Be Provided Workers Be Properly Protected Against Injury A “Radiation Protection Program” Be Established Radiation Hazards and Precautions Be Explained Job Radiation Hazards Be Assessed and Controlled
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SAFETY IS PREVENTIONSAFETY IS PREVENTION
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