N3 Laser Safety- Questions and Answers|
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who are allowed to use high power lasers in most of advanced countries? only trained and
qualified persons
Current Radiation Protection Act was enacted in which year? 2007
What does the Radiation Protection Act regulate? licensing and penalty for importation,
manufacture, sale, transport, keeping and use of radioactive materials and irradiating apparatus
Radiation Protection Act first published on ____ and came into operation on ____ April
1973, 1 Sep 1974
In 2007, Radiation Protection Act was transferred from ___ to ___ HSA to NEA
Radiation Protection (Ionising Radiation) Regulations first published and came into operation on
1st September 1974
RPIRR: Licenses are required for manufacture, possession, use and sale of radioactive
materials and irradiating apparatus
RPIRR: Radiation workers must be over __ years of age. No worker is permitted to receive dose
in excess of ____ in course of his work. 18 years. Maximum Permissible Dose
, RPIRR: All radioactive materials, irradiating apparatus and radiation areas must be...
appropriately labelled to give adequate warning
RPIRR: Suitable arrangements must be made to ensure safe storage and accounting of
radiation sources
RPIRR: Design of each installation or laboratory... must meet applicable requirements
RPIRR: Radiation level area outside, accessible to public should be less than 0.5
microSv/hr
RPIRR: Radiation level outside X-Ray room less than 10 microSv/hr
RPIRR: Radiation level outside boundary defined for NDT work should be less than 25
microSv/hr
RPIRR: Only _____ are allowed to hold licenses to use X-ray machines for diagnostic and
therapeutic applications radiologists
Radiation Protection (Transport of Radioactive Materials) Regulations 2000 was first published
and came into operation on 1973, 1st September 1974
Latest Update
who are allowed to use high power lasers in most of advanced countries? only trained and
qualified persons
Current Radiation Protection Act was enacted in which year? 2007
What does the Radiation Protection Act regulate? licensing and penalty for importation,
manufacture, sale, transport, keeping and use of radioactive materials and irradiating apparatus
Radiation Protection Act first published on ____ and came into operation on ____ April
1973, 1 Sep 1974
In 2007, Radiation Protection Act was transferred from ___ to ___ HSA to NEA
Radiation Protection (Ionising Radiation) Regulations first published and came into operation on
1st September 1974
RPIRR: Licenses are required for manufacture, possession, use and sale of radioactive
materials and irradiating apparatus
RPIRR: Radiation workers must be over __ years of age. No worker is permitted to receive dose
in excess of ____ in course of his work. 18 years. Maximum Permissible Dose
, RPIRR: All radioactive materials, irradiating apparatus and radiation areas must be...
appropriately labelled to give adequate warning
RPIRR: Suitable arrangements must be made to ensure safe storage and accounting of
radiation sources
RPIRR: Design of each installation or laboratory... must meet applicable requirements
RPIRR: Radiation level area outside, accessible to public should be less than 0.5
microSv/hr
RPIRR: Radiation level outside X-Ray room less than 10 microSv/hr
RPIRR: Radiation level outside boundary defined for NDT work should be less than 25
microSv/hr
RPIRR: Only _____ are allowed to hold licenses to use X-ray machines for diagnostic and
therapeutic applications radiologists
Radiation Protection (Transport of Radioactive Materials) Regulations 2000 was first published
and came into operation on 1973, 1st September 1974
