The University of Adelaide, in collaboration with the Environment Protection Authority South Australia, is currently developing a new postgraduate program in radiation management.

To assist with the development of the program, they are conducting a market survey to gauge the level of interest from radiation agencies and individual licensees across Australia.

The proposed Graduate Certificate in Radiation Management would aim to deliver tertiary-qualified graduates with the competence to supervise and manage radiation safety in mining, industrial radiography, security or scientific industries. Graduates would be trained to ensure that radiation work is carried out safely and in accordance with national and international requirements.

This program would create the next generation of tertiary-qualified Radiation Safety Officers in Australia and overseas.

Download the information flyer.

The surveys will close on 30 June 2013.

Survey for individuals 

This survey consists of 13 questions and should take around 5 minutes to complete. If you wish to save your responses and return to the survey at a later stage, you will need to use the same computer and the same browser to pick up and finish (cookies must be enabled on your computer).

Take the survey now
     

Survey for businesses 

This survey consists of 8 questions and should take less than 5 minutes to complete. If you wish to save your responses and return to the survey at a later stage, you will need to use the same computer and the same browser to pick up and finish (cookies must be enabled on your computer).

Take the survey now
 

For further information, please contact
Email – radmgmt@adelaide.edu.au
Phone – 08 8313 3100

UBM India is pleased to introduce the 2nd edition of Radiation in Healthcare International Exhibition and Summit for Radiation Healthcare Industry.

All presentations from the “Training Meeting on Effective Regulatory and Environmental Management of Uranium Production” held  during August 2012 in Darwin are now available for download from the IAEA website.

The Greater Dandenong councillors are concerned smart meters are bad for people's health.

Read more here.

 Dr Gerald Laurence   3/10/1934 – 06/12/2012

 

The Australasian Radiation Protection Society is aware of some businesses and individuals, who are not members of ARPS, offering radiation safety services.

You should be wary of accepting the services of these businesses.  They may offer inappropriate advice, or simply be a scam.

Companies listed on the ARPS website in the Products and Services section have a long historical linkage to ARPS.

Additionally people who are listed as ARPAB accredited have also had to meet minimum radiation safety standards of knowledge.