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Quick links
- "No Radioactive Material Use Report" form
- Radioactive Material Order Request" form
- Radiation Dosimeters and Radioactive Waste Disposal Prices for FY10 (pdf)
- Environmental Safety Facility - for chemical concerns at UVM
- Understanding your Annual Radiation Exposure Report
- Policy for minors working in a radiation lab (pdf)
Related links
- Perkin Elmer -radiochemicals
- MP (formerly ICN) - radiochemcials
- Ludlum Measurements, Inc. - portable radiation detectors
- NRC -Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- EPA - Radiation Protection
- FDA - Center for X-ray Device and Radiological Health
- Health Physics Society - "Ask The Experts"
- Radiation Answers - Learn more about radiation
How To Become Authorized
Authorized Investigator
Faculty who need to procure radiation sources for research and/or teaching purposes must be formally approved by the Radiation Safety Committee (RSC). Approval will be granted if the applicant has had previous on-the-job experience handling radionuclides or radiation producing devices of a similar nature and quantity. Applicants who are deficient in experience must work under an authorized investigator's approval for at least 6 months.
Application forms are available at the RSO in room 004 of the Rowell Building. Or you may download them from our website by clicking here.
Authorized To Handle Radiation
All persons who handle radiation for research or teaching purposes must meet the requirements set by the RSC. The requirements also apply to temporary employees such as work-study students and visiting scientists.
Authorization for radiation use:
Application forms are available in the RSO - 004 Rowell Building
Last modified February 25 2005 08:50 AM