Radiation Safety. Contractor is advised that certain process flow rates at Xxxxx Station are monitored by radioactive sources. The areas where nuclear sources are present are posted with radiation warning signs. These areas include coal feeding and handling, fly-ash and limestone silos, precipitators and scrubbers. Contractor Representatives performing Services in these areas are required to contact the OATR. The OATR will provide information concerning the precautions required by the Tri-State’s radiation safety program and a copy of the facility’s radioactive source list.
Radiation Safety. The Company has responsibility to ensure compliance with the following:
Radiation Safety. The Tenant is responsible for obtaining a license from the NRC to carry out work with radioisotopes. The use of radioisotopes and compliance with all the rules and guidelines set by the NRC and the State of Pennsylvania are the sole responsibility of the Tenant. Upon vacating the Premises, Tenant must remove all radioisotopes as well as radioactive waste from the laboratory and provide Landlord with a “laboratory space decommission statement” from the NRC.
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Radiation Safety. Following ratification, the Employer will have a consultant conduct testing on radiation emissions on a live line at Toronto Xxxxxxx airport. The Employer will arrange for the JHSC and local union leadership to attend this testing. The matter may be the subject of further discussion by the JHSC following receipt of the test results.
Radiation Safety. If the entered enterprise needs to use radioactive materials in experimental activities, it must confirm to Control Law on Radioactive Contamination in the People’s Republic of China, Protection Rule on Radioactive Isotope and Radiation of Ray Device and relevant government regulations and formally put into use only after getting the radiation security permission; If radioactive wastes are produced, their disposal shall confirm to Management Method on City Radioactive Wastes and relevant government regulations. For use of radioactive materials and equipment, the operator shall have the corresponding safety training and take physical examination for occupational health at regular intervals.
Radiation Safety. No radioactive components will be reinstalled by the borrowing organization. If radioactive items are found reinstalled during later inspections, the borrowing organization will pay the cost of removal of the radioactive items and any decontamination required.
Radiation Safety. Tenants using radioactive materials and radiation producing devices must be authorized by Environmental Health and Life Safety’s Radiation Safety Officer. All Authorized Users must follow good health physics work practices in the labs and maintain regulatory compliance. Environmental Health and Life Safety is charged with the responsibility for providing certain health physics services and Tenant consultations as well as radioactive waste disposal for the campus. The specific duties and responsibilities under state and federal law and university policy regarding radiation hazards are detailed in the EHRM Radiation Safety Manual available online at hxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/xxxx/research-lab/radiation-safety/manual/.
Radiation Safety. ▪ The student is expected to always exercise sound radiation protection practices. At no time should a student participate in a procedure that exhibits unsafe protection practices. ▪ Never make an exposure while the door to the radiographic room is open. ▪ Always use collimation. ▪ Always stand behind the lead barrier when making an exposure. ▪ Students are never to hold image receptors during radiographic examinations. ▪ Students are never to hold patients during any radiographic procedure when an immobilization method is the appropriate standard of care. SCHOOL CANCELLATIONS Lifespan School of Medical Imaging will announce school cancellation notices through the Rhode Island Broadcasters Association. Tune into local news stations, or log onto websites for cancellations. Students are encouraged to sign up for a free service through the RI Broadcasters Association that allows students to receive school closings with a text message sent directly to their mobile phone or email. Cancellations will also be posted on the LSMI Facebook page. SOLICITATION OR DISTRIBUTION Solicitation is defined as urging or attempting to verbally persuade another individual to buy a product or service, support a cause, join an organization, or make contributions to a fund. Distribution is defined as the handing out of printed or written materials that are not official hospital/school business. The primary purpose of this policy is to protect students, employees, patients and visitors from embarrassment or inconvenience caused by unwanted solicitations. STUDENT HEALTH COVID and FLU VACCINATIONS ARE MANDATORY. Medical and religious exemptions are NOT accepted. FLU SHOTS Lifespan provides flu shots to students free of charge. HEALTH SERVICES Health services are available to enrolled Rhode Island College students. See the health center’s web site at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/healthservices/ for additional information. HEALTH CHANGES ▪ The student must notify program faculty of changes to their health status or medications. ▪ If at any time a student has been hospitalized longer than 24 hours or absent for 3 consecutive days, the student must present documentation of medical clearance to resume didactic and clinical course work. ▪ There is no opportunity for light duty. INJURY TO STUDENT ▪ All accidents or injuries, major or minor, must be reported to a supervisor at clinical affiliate immediately. ▪ The student must notify program faculty as soon as possible after an injury has occurred. ▪ ...
