Re: Laser Safety References/Self-training resources

["McDonald, Michael P" <MPMCDON@saix367.sandia.gov>]

     Joan,
     
     Look at a copy of Herman Cember, Second Edition, Chapter 14.  You'll 
     find some good info on non-ionizing radiation as well as the safety 
     measures associated with non-ionizing radiation.  Also take a look at 
     29 CFR and 21 CFR.
     
     Let me know if these are helpful in your search for info.  A good 
     friend of mine, Grant Valentine, is very knowledgeable in rad 
     safety/IH and would be willing to assist you as necessary.
     
     Good fortune in your quest!


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Subject: Laser Safety References/Self-training resources
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at CCSMTP
Date:    9/12/95 8:27 AM


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>From: Joan de Vastey <jdevastey@PPPL.GOV>
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>I have recently taken on the responsibilities of laser and EMF(microwave) 
>safety.  I wonder if any of you might be able to recommend good basic 
>references or resources that will help me bring myself up to speed.
>
>TIA,
>
>Joan de Vastey
>
>
>Joan de Vastey
>Industrial Hygienist
>Princeton University Plasma Physics Laboratory 
>Tel: (609) 243-2548     Fax: (609) 243-2525 
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