IAEA ACTIVITIES IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN RADIATION, TRANSPORT AND WASTE SAFETY: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE CHALLENGES
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1 ACTIVITIES IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN RADIATION, TRANSPORT AND WASTE SAFETY: CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE CHALLENGES JOHN WHEATLEY & ANDREA LUCIANI Division of Radiation, Transport and Waste Safety Department of Nuclear Safety and Security International Atomic Energy Agency International Atomic Energy Agency
2 INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY Membership: 150 Member States Headquarters in Vienna, Austria + offices in New York, Geneva, Tokyo, Toronto, Monaco. Staff ~ 2360 Regular Budget = Euro 277 million + Extra budgetary= US $80 million Main Functions Verification of Peaceful Uses Promotion of Safety Transfer of Technology
3 STATUTORY FUNCTIONS IN RADIATION SAFETY statutory functions in radiation safety to facilitate and service international undertakings to establish Standards of radiation safety to provide for the application of the standards Education & Training Technical cooperation Radiation Safety Services
4 ESTABLISHMENT OF INTERNATIONAL SAFETY STANDARDS Fundamentals Underlying principles aimed at politicians and regulatory bodies Requirements Specific obligations and responsibilities ( shall ) Guides Recommendations to support requirements ( should )
5 S RADIATION SAFETY STANDARDS PROGRAMME Safety Standards are not legally binding on Member States but may be adopted by them, at their own discretion, for use in national regulations in respect of their own activities Safety Standards are binding on the Agency in relation to its own operations and to operations assisted by the ; and Member States receiving assistance are obliged to apply Safety Standards
6 STATUTORY FUNCTION: TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPLICATION OF SAFETY STANDARDS Rendering RADIATION SAFETY SERVICES Providing TECHNICAL COOPERATION Fostering INFORMATION EXCHANGE Promoting EDUCATION & TRAINING Coordinating RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
7 WHY IS EDUCATION & TRAINING IN RADIATION SAFETY IMPORTANT? Education and training can result in many benefits, such as Stronger regulatory oversight Better protection of workers, patients & public Improved safe management of radioactive waste Safer transport of radioactive material Prevention of accidents and/or mitigation of consequences Overall increase in safety Examples of what happens when there is inadequate radiation safety
8 A FARM OR SOURCE STORE? Seed irradiator: Cs-137 ~ 22TBq (600 Ci) in 1965
9 DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE SOURCES
10 DISUSED TELETHERAPY HEAD IN TRANSPORT CONTAINER Cs-137 ~ 26 TBq (700 Ci) DISUSED SELF-CONTAINED IRRADIATOR Co-60 ~ TBq (10-20,000 Ci)
11 HIGH ACTIVITY SOURCES
12 COBALT-60 SOURCE FOUND IN SCRAP METAL
13 ABANDONED HIGH ACTIVITY SOURCES
14 ABANDONED URANIUM MINING AND MILLING FACILITIES
15 VULNERABLE STORAGE OF DISUSED HIGH ACTIVITY SOURCES
16 PUBLICATIONS ABOUT RADIATION ACCIDENTS www pub.iaea.org/mtcd/publications/accres.asp and the consequences
17 STRATEGIC APPROACH TO RADIATION AND WASTE SAFETY A Strategic Approach to Education and Training in Radiation and Waste Safety endorsed by the General Conference in 2001 Aim: to establish sustainable education and training programmes for radiation and waste safety in Member States A steering committee of international experts in education and training advises the secretariat on implementation of this strategic plan.
18 MECHANISMS AND ACTIVITIES TO IMPLEMENT THE STRATEGIC PLAN Strengthened radiation and waste safety through education & training Distance learning in radiation protection On the Job training Postgraduate Education Course in radiation protection and the safety of radiation sources (PGEC) Specialized Training Courses in thematic areas Train the Trainers Workshops + Training Centres (Regional & National)
19 REGIONAL TRAINING CENTRES regional training centres offer courses in 5 languages: Argentina (Spanish); Belarus (Russian); Greece (English); Malaysia (English); Morocco (French); South Africa (English) Syria (Arabic)
20 INTER CENTRE NETWORK A network of the 7 regional training centres has been developed, to: facilitate communication and exchange of information disseminate training material provide feedback from participants and lecturers harmonize training centre management Consideration being given to developing a broader network of training centres involved in radiation protection
21 POST GRADUATE EDUCATIONAL COURSES IN RADIATION PROTECTION AND SAFETY OF RADIATION SOURCES Aim To meet the initial education & training needs of young professionals in radiation protection and the safety of radiation sources Participants Science/engineering degree and have been selected to work in the field of radiation protection and safety of radiation sources Learning material available in Arabic, English, French, Russian & Spanish Duration ~ 22 weeks
22 POST GRADUATE EDUCATIONAL COURSES IN RADIATION PROTECTION AND SAFETY OF RADIATION SOURCES Syllabus (based on Safety Standards) includes: Fundamentals Quantities and measurements Biological effects of ionizing radiation Principles of radiation protection Regulatory control External and internal exposures Protection of workers Medical exposures Exposure of the public Intervention in chronic and emergency exposure situations Train the Trainers
23 POST GRADUATE EDUCATIONAL COURSES IN RADIATION PROTECTION AND SAFETY OF RADIATION SOURCES Future improvements for PGEC Revise syllabus to be consistent with: new ICRP recommendations; and revised international Basic Safety Standards & other new Safety Standards More use of study groups and case studies; less focus on traditional class-room techniques Sharing of good practices and lessons learned among the regional training centres
24 SPECIALIZED TRAINING COURSES/WORKSHOPS Focused on specific target audience or specific subject: regulators, lawyers, customs officers; industrial & medical users; waste safety; transport safety; protection of workers, patients, public Typically 1 to 2 weeks Participants: professional/technical staff often have attended PGEC and/or have relevant work experience
25 TRAINING OF RADIATION PROTECTION OFFICER Radiation Protection Officer An individual technically competent in radiation protection matters relevant for a given type of practice who is designated by a registrant or licensee to oversee the application of the relevant requirements of the Safety Standards RPO training material Core material, plus Supplementary practice specific material for medical and industrial practices.
26 OTHER TRAINING MECHANISMS On the Job Training and fellowships Work under experienced supervisor(s) Typically 1 3 months Distance learning Ideal when students far from training centres, insufficient time/funds Permits participants to study at own pace Success depends on self motivation E learning Potentially powerful tool to supplement other training mechanisms Needs user friendly interface
27 TRAIN THE TRAINERS Aimed to develop appropriate skills to build a core of national and regional trainers in radiation protection Training material includes: presentational and communication skills organization of training events practical exercises familiarization with developed training material
28 NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR BUILDING COMPETENCE IN RADIATION PROTECTION 1. Collection of national data and analysis of education & training needs 4. Evaluation and feedback National competence in radiation protection 2. Design of national strategy tailored to meet national needs 3. Implementation of national strategy
29 NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR BUILDING COMPETENCE IN RADIATION PROTECTION Key elements to consider: Strategy should be based on national needs Current and foreseeable radiation facilities and activities Current levels of competence, training resources National resources Regional or international resources Monitor effectiveness periodically Implementation will require high level of national commitment
30 CONCLUSIONS Much has been achieved, including: sustainability of E&T at regional level; comprehensive portfolio of training material in multiple languages; large range of training events Future focus will be on strengthening education and training at the national level through encouraging Member States to develop and implement their own national strategy based on identified needs Success will ultimately depend upon the commitment of Member States
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