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Re: Computer Based Training
RE>Computer Based Training 3/7/97
I am not aware of anything commercially available on radiation safety (many
other topics though.) Some of the national labs (Lawrence Livermore Lab and
Argonne) and a few universities (USC) have developed their own CBT Radiation
Safety classes but they are DOE and site specific. At Livermore, we are
willing to share what we have but if you want to modify it to fit your
facility you will need to buy the authoring software (Authorware) and learn
how to use it (not such an easy task!) The files are fairly large. E-Mail me
directly if you are interested at owen6@llnl.gov or call at 510-424-2194.
Carolyn Owen
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Date: 3/6/97 5:01 PM
To: CAROLYN J OWEN
From: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
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I am looking for an interactive CBT program for basic radiation safety
training. The types of materials our employees work with are Am241Be,
Cs137, and Ra226. These are all sealed sources. I'm really looking for
something rather non-technical. These employees really need to understand
the nature of the hazard and how to protect themselves (TDS).
If you know of anything that is available I would appreciate your response.
Thanks
Martin Kemp
Manager - HSE
Computalog Ltd
Calgary, Alberta
mlkemp@ibm.net
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These are all sealed sources. I'm really looking =
for<br>something rather non-technical. These employees really need =
to understand<br>the nature of the hazard and how to protect themselves =
(TDS).<br><br>If you know of anything that is available I would =
appreciate your response.<br><br><br>Thanks<br><br>Martin =
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