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Introduction
Radioisotope Source Possession and Use Requirements
Purchase, Receipt, and Transfer of Radioisotopes
Personnel Radiation Monitoring
Management of Radioisotope Laboratory and Use Area
Radioactive Waste Disposal Procedure
Radioactive Waste Disposal Chart
Mopping or Waxing of Radioisotope Use Areas
Radiation Emergencies
Radiation Safety Training
Policy on Declared Pregnant Radiation Workers
Policy on Eating and Drinking in the Laboratory
Radiation Protection Forms

X-Ray Safety
UMD-Radiation Protection Advisory Committee (RPAC)
Download this Manual in Printable (PDF) Format
Policy For Termination of Laboratory use of Hazardous Materials
10 CFR, Part 20: Protection Against Radiation
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
Haz. Waste Mgt
 

Radiation Safety Training


The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and Minnesota Department of Health regulations require that all individuals who work in areas where radioisotopes are used and/or personal radiation monitoring is required, must receive radiation protection training prior to working in such areas, or using sources of ionizing radiation.

Training must cover some or all of the following topics, depending on whether the trainee is a user of radioisotopes or not.

Training Topics


    Required for individuals  who handle radioactive materials.  Also, all medical, dental, veterinary and research x-ray operators must complete this module for part of their radiation safety training.
Required for all those requiring access to areas where radioactive materials are used or stored. This module serves as a prerequisite to the training listed below.

The Radiation Protection Division (RPD) of DEHS also offers annual in-person training as a part of its audit processes.  For information regarding the "In-person Radiation Protection Training",  please call: 612-626-6002.
 








 
     
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