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Site: Powered by Search Campus: Powered by Search Campus University of Utah COVID-19 Updates The University of Utah Radiation Safety Sub Title Message from the RSO News and Events Mission / Vision / Values Services Request Dosimeter Request Waste Pickup Request Loaner Meter Request Instrument Calibration Request Special Survey Request Assistance with Laboratory Setup Other Requests Training Committees RSC Medical Care and Use Committee HUS-RSC RDRC Resources Permit and Worker Management Library Using Special Facilities FAQs Equipment Meters & Dosimetry Shielding Asistance (Polycarbonate Shields, Lead Containers) Contact Search Reveal Menu Reveal Menu Main NavigationHomeMessage from the RSO News and Events Mission / Vision / Values Services Request Dosimeter Request Waste Pickup Request Loaner Meter Request Instrument Calibration Request Special Survey Request Assistance with Laboratory Setup Other Requests Training Committees RSC Medical Care and Use Committee HUS-RSC RDRC Resources Permit and Worker Management Library Using Special Facilities FAQs Equipment Meters & Dosimetry Shielding Asistance (Polycarbonate Shields, Lead Containers) Contact Radiation Safety Protecting the health and safety of the University community and its environment Home Begin Working with radiation sources at the University of Utah requires appropriate authorization, training, and oversight. All work with radiation sources must be performed under a radiation work permit which is under the jurisdiction of a Responsible Users (RU). Begin Work with Radiation Maintain Having a radiation work permit allows the acquisition and use of radioactive material and radiation-producing equipment in a manner that is safe and compliant. Click on Maintain” for information on amending radiation work permits. Maintain Work with Radiation Change A radiation work permit often requires amending: approved radiation workers, types and/or amounts of material, locations, processes, etc. Click on Change” for information helpful to sustaining radiation-related research. Amend PERMIT End Termination of radiation-related work must be done so in a way that radiation hazards from the permit are removed and all regulatory requirements are met. Click on End” for information related to proper permit termination. End Work with Radiation Waste Pickup Request Training Order Materials Dosimetry Environmental Health and Safety 125 S. Fort Douglas Blvd Salt Lake City, UT 84113 801-581-6590 Stay in Touch Find Us Contact Us Webmaster Quick Links A-Z Index Campus Directory Campus Map Shuttle Tracker CIS UMail @ The U © 2024 The University of Utah Indigenous Land Acknowledgment Nondiscrimination & Accessibility Disclaimer Privacy Credits & Attributions Media Contacts X Facebook Instagram Youtube Last Updated:...