Radiation Safety Program definition
Radiation Safety Program means the documented policies and procedures developed to control the risks and hazards associated with ionizing and non-ionizing radiation. The radiation safety program includes x-ray safety and for the purposes of this policy includes the laser safety program. These programs are documented as the Radiation Safety Manual and the Laser Safety Manual and outline the university’s responsibility and oversight for the protection of personnel against the harmful effects of radiation.
Radiation Safety Program means the program that provides the framework for radiation safety and specific requirements for conducting Controlled Activities with Nuclear Substances or Radiation-Emitting Devices.
Radiation Safety Program. A copy of the OTC radiation safety manual ~ is'on file with the NRC. '
Examples of Radiation Safety Program in a sentence
Development, implementation and oversight of the UAMS Radiation Safety Program.
Operations involving ionizing radiation hazards and users of radioactive material or radiation generating devices shall develop and implement a Radiation Safety Program.
Managed the radiation safety program to the Navy's Radiation Safety Program.
Licensed radiographic radioisotope o_ perator in accordance with AEC and Company Radiation Safety Program.
Revised and maintained Company's Radiation Safety Program for industrial radiography and set up in-house calibration program for examination and test equipment.
More Definitions of Radiation Safety Program
Radiation Safety Program means the program developed pursuant to section 2.4 of this Policy.