Training

Radiation Protection Self-Assessment Training: This training provides attendees with the necessary tools needed to successfully self-assess the client's radiation protection program.

Tools include planning, performance, and reporting of performance-based self-assessments.

Includes lectures, discussions, workbook exercises, and real-life examples for developing assessor skills.

Includes application, discussion, and challenges facing employees performing self-assessment that independent auditors may not typically face.

Radiation Safety (Radworker) Training: This training provides general radiological worker training to new and experienced radiation workers.

Includes types of radiation, basic radiation protection techniques, monitoring techniques, and donning and doffing techniques.

Can be modified to include facility-specific requirements as requested.

Radiation Protection Training: This training is used for entry level radiation protection personnel or as refresher to basic theory and practices.

This training includes the applicable regulatory requirements and implementation strategies.

First Responder and Hospital Emergency Room Personnel Training: This training teaches responders, such as fire fighters, police officers, and emergency room personnel how to handle and treat radiation accident victims and patients with medical emergencies who are also contaminated with radioactive material.

Topics include overexposures, radioactive material contamination from highway shipping and other accidents, and terrorist activities such as dirty bombs.

Used to help the client's mutual aid organizations (e.g., local hospital emergency room medical staff and other first responders) understand basic radiation and contamination principles, understand technique differences between handing radioactive material and other hazards (such as biological and chemical), and includes techniques for limiting exposure to first responders.