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Laboratory Safety
 
Ionizing Radiation - Part A I (Unsealed Sources)
Designed for
  ALL students who use unsealed radioactive sources, for example, H3, C14, S35, P32, P33, Fe55, I125.
It is COMPULSORY for the above students to pass the safety examination; therefore this safety module is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Objectives
  At the end of the session, the participant should be able to:
  • Know the safety procedures on using ionizing radiation (radioactive substances)
  • Understand the legal requirements in working with ionizing radiation

  • Structure
      1.5-hour illustrated presentation.

    Brief Description
     
  • What is ionizing radiation and its hazards
  • Units in radiation
  • Principle and methods of protection
  • Safety rules and University rules
  • Techniques in handling unsealed sources (video)
  • Rules on purchasing, using and transportation of radioactive sources
  • Decontamination methods
  • Waste disposal rules

  • Schedule
    Group 1 (English)   Group 2 (English)
    Date 6 Sep 2011, Tue   Date 20 Sep 2011, Tue
    Time 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm   Time 6:00 pm -7:30 pm
    Venue Room 712, William Mong Engineering Building   Venue Room 712, William Mong Engineering Building

    Places in each group is strictly limited to 40, please register early to secure your seat.

    Remarks:
    1) Students should take one of the following combinations as:
  • Part A I and Part B; or
  • Part A II and Part B

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