文档介绍：Radiation Safety
University of Northern Iowa
Environmental Health & Safety Office
Training Program
An overview of OSHA and UNI standards
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This training program was established to create a broader awareness for the safety of the University of Northern Iowa employees and their working environment.
It is mandatory that all workers be trained and certified prior to the use of radioactive materials.
This program is also to help employees determine the need for more advanced training.
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Who plete this training?
Any employee of the University of Northern Iowa who may be occupationally exposed to radioactive materials.
This includes ancillary personnel, such as clerical, housekeeping, or security, whose duties may require that they work in the vicinity of radioactive material.
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Training Requirements
Initial Training
Required for anyone who has not been previously authorized to work with radioactive materials at the University of Northern Iowa.
Annual Refresher Training
Required every twelve months to continue authorization to use radioactive materials at the University of Northern Iowa.
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Completion of this training course will fulfill The University of Northern Iowa’s initial radiation safety training requirement for those named as individual users on our current Academic Iowa Radioactive Materials License.
Purpose of this Training
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UNI’s Radiation License
The University of Northern Iowa’s Academic Iowa Radioactive Materials License is provided by the Iowa Department of Public Health.
Any action that jeopardizes this license, jeopardizes the permission of all individuals to use sources of ionizing radiation at UNI.
Contact the RSO at 273-6234 to view other radiation notices, regulations, licenses, and license conditions.
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Inspections & Audits
Iowa Department of Public Health Inspections
IDPH performs unannounced annual inspections to make
sure that State regulations and University license conditions and p