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1 Curriculum Guide This guide can be used when developing course material to meet the competency requirements. It is not the intent of the association to be prescriptive in the material that course developers cover and the definitive material, when developing training programs, should ultimately be the competency profile. 10. Organization/Administration 11. Radiation Safety Program Administration 1. Administration/Responsibilities 1. Executive 2. Radiation Safety Committee 3. Radiation Safety Professional 4. Permit Holders/Authorized Users 5. Department Management 6. Radiation Users/Employees 2. Committees 1. Radiation Safety Committee 2. Workplace Safety Teams 3. Annual and Quarterly Reports 3. Policy and Procedure Development 1. Notification, Posting, Implementation 2. Radiation Safety Office Organization and Responsibilities 12. Radiation Safety Act and Regulations 1. Canadian Acts and Regulations 1. Provincial (Radiation Emitting Devices) 2. Radiation Protection Bureau (Federal Radiation Emitting Devices) 3. Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission 4. Transport of Radioactive Material 5. Occupational Health and Safety Act 2. Other Regulatory Agencies 1. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) 2. International Commission on Radiation Protection (ICRP) 3. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) 4. National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement (NCRP) 3. Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission General Policy and Guides 13. Licence/Permits 1. Types of Licences 1. Nuclear Substance and Facility 2. Exemptions 1. Exemption quantities of Nuclear Substances 3. Applications 1. Licence application process 14. Working Rules 1. Area Posting and Signs 2. Security 3. Working Habits/Rules CRPA Radiation Safety Professional Core Level Competency Profile Page 7 of 11
2 1. General Safety 15. Record Keeping 1. Requirements 2. Forms 3. Disposal of records 20 Employee Qualifications/Performance Categories of Worker-Public 1. Nuclear Energy Workers 2. Radiation Users (Authorized Users) 3. General Public 4. Pregnant Worker Employee Training/Continuing Education 1. Program Development 1. Competencies 2. Knowledge Assessment 3. Skills Identification 2. Program Outlines (appropriate for worker category) 3. Employee Training Requirements 4. Evaluation Methods 30. Inspections/Audits/Investigations 31. Inspections 1. Compliance Enforcement 1. Minor Offence 2. Major Offence 32 Audits 1. Elements of Radiation Safety Quality Control Program 33 Investigations 1. Reporting Incidents/Concerns 1. Action Levels 2. Incident Response by Radiation Safety Professional 3. Trends 40 Exposure and Dose Control Ionizing Radiation Theory 1. Types of Exposure 1. Natural 2. Medical 3. Occupational 2. Types of Radiation 3. Radioactive Decay 1. Types of decay 2. Half-life 4. Interaction with Matter Concepts of Risk 1. Radiation vs Lifestyle Risks 2. Risks vs Benefits CRPA Radiation Safety Professional Core Level Competency Profile Page 8 of 11
3 1. Diagnostic exposures 2. Therapeutic exposures 3. Occupational exposures Units of Radiation Exposure and Dose 1. Exposure [Coulomb/Kg (C/Kg)] 2. Absorbed Dose [Gray (Gy)] 3. Dose Equivalent [Sievert (Sv)] 4. Activity [Bequerel (Bq)] Radiation Exposure Limits 1. ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) 2. Dose Limits 1. Nuclear Energy Worker vs General Public 2. Effective Dose and Allowable Limits on Intake (ALI) 3. Area Surveys 1. Storage, Rooms, General Areas Practical Means of Radiation Protection 1. Time 2. Distance 1. Inverse Square Law 3. Shielding 1. Shielding Formula 2. General Requirements for alpha, beta, x-ray, gamma, neutrons 3. Half Value Layer 4. Protecting Patients/General Public (Minimizing Dose) 50 Instrumentation and Equipment Radiation Monitoring Devices/Equipment 1. Types 1. Contamination Monitors 2. Survey Meters (Exposure) 2. Selection of Monitors for licence uses Performance Checks/Calibrations Radiation Protection Devices/Equipment 1. Personal Protection 2. Work Area 60 Radioactive Material Inventory Management 61. Purchasing/Inventory Tracking 2. Purchasing Procedures 3. Inventory Tracking 1. Routine (transfers) 2. Loss or Theft 62. Receiving 2. Receiving - Delivery 3. Opening Packages - Dangerous Occurrences 63. Transportation 1. Transport of Dangerous Goods Regulations CRPA Radiation Safety Professional Core Level Competency Profile Page 9 of 11
4 2. Packaging 3. Shipping 64. Storage 1. Requirements 1. Short Term vs Long Term Waste 2. Sealed Sources (routine and in devices) 65. Waste Disposal 1. General Responsibilities, Forms and Records 2. Categories of Waste 3. Environment Considerations 1. Landfill, Sewer, Incineration 4. Disposal 1. Limits and off-site options 70 Personnel Dosimetry Radiation Exposure Hazards 1. External 1. Common Sources 2. Internal 1. Common Sources 2. Methods of Entry Factors Influencing Dose 1. Critical Organs vs Target Organs 2. Physical Properties 3. Biological Properties 4. Radionuclide Toxicity Personal Monitoring 2. Classification of Workers (see Section 20) 3. Monitoring Devices 1. Type and Style of Personal Dosimeters 2. Appropriate Wearing of Dosimeters 4. Monitoring Services 1. Assigning Monitors 2. Applying for Monitors 3. Action Criteria 4. Record Keeping Bioassay (General Awareness) 1. Requirements and Frequency 2. Sampling Methods External Exposure/Internal Dosimetry 1. Calculation of Absorbed Dose 2. Effective Dose Calculations 3. Contact Dose Rates Radiation Biology (General Awareness) 1. Cell Structure and Function 2. Molecular and Subcellular Effects 3. Radiosensitivity 4. Biological Effects 1. Somatic, Genetic, Deterministic, Stochastic 2. Damage to Chromosomes CRPA Radiation Safety Professional Core Level Competency Profile Page 10 of 11
5 5. Medical Effects on Humans 1. Acute vs Chronic 2. Effects on Tissue 3. Dose Limits 4. Partial vs Whole Body Exposure 5. Factors Influencing Effects Pregnant Radiation Users 2. Classification of Workers 3. Declaring Pregnancy 4. Dose Limits 5. Procedures and Forms 80 Contamination Control Contamination Surveys 1. Contamination Monitoring 1. Direct Monitoring (Contamination Meter) 2. Indirect Monitoring (Wipe Test/Leak Test) 2. Personal Monitoring 3. Lost Sources 90 Emergency/Special Procedures Emergency Procedures 1. Plan of action for different scenarios 2. Radiation Emergency Contact List 3. Response Equipment, Teams and Practice Scenarios Specialty Area Curriculum Guide: To be developed as needed. References: 1. Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Radiation Safety in Educational, Medical and Research Institutions, Regulatory Guide G-121, May ( 2. United Kingdom Health and Safety Executive, HSE Statement on Radiation Protection Advisers, November ( 3. United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Training for Radiation Safety Officer Section 35.50, June 2002 Draft ( 4. Tourneur, Frank, University Health Network (Toronto), Report: Radiation Safety Training Needs Analysis for Radiation Safety Officers with Consolidated Licences. April Dalhousie University, Bachelor of Health Science - Radiation Safety Officer Specialty Practice, Fourth Year Component September Capital Health (Nova Scotia), Radiation Safety Officer Job Fact Sheet Analysis, May Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists, Technology Competency Profiles. Key Words for Competencies: Assess Adhere Advise Calculate Calibrate Check Conduct Demonstrate Determine Educate Employ Ensure Explain Evaluate Follow Identify Implement Initiate Instruct Investigate Listen Maintain Manage Monitor Obtain Operate Perform Plan Prepare Provide Recognize Recommend Record Respond Select Share Use Verify CRPA Radiation Safety Professional Core Level Competency Profile Page 11 of 11
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