[ RadSafe ] Industrial Radiography Radiation Protection Video Resource (Open bay)

[Jaro Franta]

Nice !

....those interlocks seem to be quite popular in the UK.

Trouble is, when a facility requires a couple dozen interlocks and an
operating sequence with a couple hundred steps, you begin to wonder whether
in real life a complete operation will ever be successfully completed, once
the facility goes into operation....


 Jaro
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Subject: [ RadSafe ] Industrial Radiography Radiation Protection Video
Resource (Open bay)

Greetings All.

 

Just thought I would mention that we have some new video resource that
has just recently been released.

 

It can be found on our YouTube channel at the following link:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gralmom4KK8 

 

This was built for one of our clients but we managed to also have a
desensitised version  produced so that the masses could see the
resource.

 

This looks at the radiation protection aspects of 'enclosure industrial
radiography' using Ir-192. It is a sad fact that there are still many
accidents in this sector - mostly in open site radiography. This
resource was built to complement a new purpose built enclosure which
avoided 'open site' conditions, therefore reducing the risks of
inadvertent / accidents exposure. 

 

This resource and other related material can be found at the Ionactive
Channel:

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/IonactiveConsulting 

 

rgs

 

Mark

 

Mark Ramsay

 

Ionactive Consulting Limited

Email: mark.ramsay at ionactive.co.uk <mailto:mark.ramsay at ionactive.co.uk> 

Web: www.ionactive.co.uk <http://www.ionactive.co.uk> 

 

www.twitter.com/ionactive 

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