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1 Thank you for joining me for Chapter 6, of the Radiation Safety Short Course, part one of Radioisotope Laboratory Techniques. 1
2 Our goal here at Radiation Safety is to provide you, the authorized radioactive material user, with the information to work smarter and safer! In doing this we are also fulfilling the requirements set forth cy the University of Florida s Radioactive materials broad-scope license. 2
3 Radiological postings you may see in your labs may include those identifying the Authorized lab (such as the Caution Radioactive material posting), those identifying Radioactive material work areas, and those identifying refrigerators, freezers, or coolers used for storage of radiological material. 3
4 The Caution Radioactive Material posting is used on the entry way into the lab. It may also be located on the Notice Board. These postings are meant to alert those entering that the lab is approved for use of radioactive material and may contain radioactive material. Also, if you see this posting you should never eat, drink, smoke or apply any type of cosmetics inside the room. The Caution, Radioactive Material posting should also be placed on containers, drawers or instruments in which radioactive sources are used or stored. They are also used to identify equipment that contain radioactive sources. These should cause individuals who are not authorized users to think twice about disturbing anything labeled as such. 4
5 All work areas on which radioactive material is used shall be labeled as Radioactive material work areas. This includes hoods and bench tops. 5
6 All refrigerators, freezers, coolers and/or cold rooms in which radioactive material is stored must be properly posted. Please remember, do not under any circumstance store food, frozen birthday cakes, or beverages in any of these units! 6
7 As we discussed in Chapter 4, if using survey instruments always check the battery strength before using! Check the side of the meter to ensure it has been calibrated within the last 9 months and ensure you are using the proper meter for the isotopes you will be using. 7
8 Remember your protective clothing! Always wear you lab coat, gloves and eye protection. They are there for a reason, use them. 8
9 Four general, yet valuable, lab safety rules to remember: 1) use absorbent paper in designated work areas (this makes cleanup so much easier), 2) no food or drinks allowed in work areas (you don t want to risk ingesting radioactive material), 3) make sure you are using the proper shielding for the isotopes you are working with, and 4) always survey your hands and feet after every use. 9
10 When evaluating the waste areas, ensure appropriate catch trays are under liquid containers. Make sure if the liquid container were to rupture the catch tray is large enough to contain the volume of liquid waste. Also, remember to remove the funnel once you have completed pouring waste into the liquid waste container. If the funnel is still in the waste container when the quarterly lab inspection is completed the lab will be sited for improper waste storage. 10
11 You must remember to complete and document a survey within 7 days of isotope used. If your lab is not actively using radioactive material, just storing radioactive material or has radioactive waste, then a survey must be completed and documented once a month. 11
12 The University of Florida has limits set for removable contamination. They are 100 dpm/ 100 square centimeters for beta/gamma emitters and 50 dpm/100 square centimeters for alpha emitters. 12
13 Lab surveys and documentation the following videos will provide you with some important information on how to work with radiological material and how to complete radiological surveys. 13
14 Remember, one of your top priorities is to maintain security of radioactive material. If you are leaving the lab for any length of time, lock it. It is important to challenge anyone in your lab that does not belong, whether you know them or not. 14
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