Radiation Safety Officer
National Center for Asphalt Technology at Auburn University
This is a one-day classroom course designed to train designated individuals in proper procedures for conducting and documenting a radiation safety program.
Cost
Registration fee: $400/student Written retake fee: $175/studentShow moreShow less
Format
In-Person
Skills developed through this program
- Knowledge of Regulations for Securing and Transporting Nuclear Gauges
- Apply Personnel Monitoring Protocols In Radiation Safety Programs
- Respond to Accidents and Stolen Gauge Incidents Per Standard Procedures
- Conduct Leak Tests on Nuclear Gauges Per Standard Procedures
- Maintain Documentation and Records for Radiation Safety Programs
Occupations this program prepares you for
Credentials this program stacks toward
No program pathways.
Detailed information about this program
Applicants must have a minimum of 6 months’ work experience in current classification and hold a current Radiation Safety certification to register for this course. Overview This is a one-day classroom course designed to train designated individuals in proper procedures for conducting and documenting a radiation safety program. Participants will receive materials and guidance to conduct Radiation Safety Refresher workshops for previously certified ALDOT technicians. Topics include: Regulations for securing and transporting nuclear gauges Personnel monitoring protocols Response procedures for accidents or stolen gauges Instructions for conducting leak tests Required documentation and record keeping Completion of the Radiation Safety course is a prerequisite.
What you need to earn this credential
No requirements listed.
Eligible funding programs
No funding information available.
Scholarships
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