Radiation Safety

By: Canadian Institute for Non-destructive Evaluation

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Radiation Safety

Overview

This course is a prerequisite for individuals planning to enroll in Radiography Level 1 or Level 2 programs. It offers comprehensive training in radiation safety and CEDO preparation, ensuring that participants have a solid foundation in the principles of radiation, its safe use, and compliance with regulatory requirements.

What will I learn

Course Overview:

This course is a prerequisite for individuals planning to enroll in Radiography Level 1 or Level 2 programs. It offers comprehensive training in radiation safety and CEDO preparation, ensuring that participants have a solid foundation in the principles of radiation, its safe use, and compliance with regulatory requirements. By completing this course, you will be well-prepared to embark on Radiography Level 1 or Level 2 studies with a strong understanding of radiation protection and safety measures.

Course Content:

Module 1: Introduction

  • Course orientation and objectives.

Module 2: Basic Atomic and Nuclear Structure

  • Understanding the fundamental components of atomic and nuclear structures.

Module 3: Radiation

  • An exploration of radiation types and properties.

Module 4: Quantities and Units

  • Comprehensive coverage of radiation measurement units and their significance.

Module 5: Biological Effects of Radiation

  • Examining the impact of radiation on living organisms.

Module 6: Radiation Protection System

  • Introduction to the radiation protection framework.

Module 7: Normal Levels of Exposure

  • Defining typical radiation exposure levels.

Module 8: Occupational Exposure

  • Addressing radiation exposure risks in the workplace.

Module 9: Controlled Areas

  • Identifying areas designated for radiation control.

Module 10: Radiation Protection Programmes

  • Developing and implementing effective radiation safety programs.

Module 11: Application of Annual Limits

  • Exploring the concept of annual radiation exposure limits.

Module 12: Responsibilities of Regulatory Bodies

  • Understanding the roles and functions of regulatory agencies.

Module 13: Responsibilities of Registrants, Licensees, and Employers

  • Navigating the responsibilities of organizations in radiation safety.

Module 14: Responsibilities of Workers

  • Educating individuals on their roles in maintaining radiation safety.

Module 15: Training

  • Addressing the significance of radiation safety training.

Module 16: Radiation Sources and Radiation Generators

  • An overview of radiation sources and equipment.

Module 17: Personal Protective Equipment

  • Understanding and utilizing radiation protection gear.

Module 18: Measurement Principles and Instruments

  • Proficiency in radiation measurement techniques and devices.

This course not only serves as a prerequisite for Radiography Level 1 and Level 2 programs but also equips participants with vital knowledge and competencies in radiation safety and CEDO preparation. By mastering these fundamentals, you are taking a crucial step toward a responsible career in radiography.

About this institute

Institute Name : Canadian Institute for Non-destructive Evaluation

English

Paid

Hamilton, ON

The Canadian Institute for Non-Destructive Evaluation (CINDE) was formed in 2001 from the merger of The Canadian Society for Nondestructive Testing (CSNDT) and the NDE Institute of Canada.  It is Canada’s non-profit, member-based, technical society dedicated to the people and companies engaged in the business of non-destructive evaluation (NDE), non-destructive testing (NDT), and inspection.  CINDE offers world-class NDT training, is a government-approved full-service certification examination center, and offers many member services including an internationally recognized conference and chapter events.