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Ionizing radiation emitted from radioisotopes and radiation-emitting devices is an essential tool in both research and teaching activities of universities. Since ionizing radiation is potentially hazardous, both from radiotoxicity and external exposure, strict regulations have been developed in the form of federal legislation (Nuclear Safety and Control Act) and institutional policies to protect employees, students and the general public from unnecessary or potentially harmful levels of radiation exposure.
- VRS-46 Radiation Safety Policy
- Radiation Safety Policy Manual (English) [PDF]
- Radiation Safety Policy Manual (Français) [PDF]
- Radioactive Waste Disposal Form [PDF]
- Emergency and Spill Procedures - from Radiation Safety Manual [PDF]
- 32-P Potential Hazards and Safe Working Procedures - from Radiation Safety Manual [PDF]
- Liquid Scintillation Counting Procedure for Wipe Testing - from Radiation Safety Manual [PDF]
- Application for Internal Radiosotope Permit - from Radiation Safety Manual [PDF]
- Application to Add New Radioisotope User to an Existing Permit [PDF]
- Radiosotope Inventory Form - from Radiation Safety Manual [PDF]
- Radiosotope Monitoring Results Record - from Radiation Safety Manual [PDF]