Laser and laser systems present a potential safety hazard to students, staff, and faculty if the device is not used and/or stored properly. The primary purpose of The Ohio State University Laser Safety Program is to ensure that no laser radiation in excess of the maximum permissible exposure (MPE) limit reaches the human eye or skin. In addition, the program is designed to ensure adequate protection against non-beam (collateral) hazards that can be associated with lasers.
Tagged: Radiation Safety
Laser Safety Program
Anonymous | June 12, 2016Exposure Reports
Anonymous | June 12, 2016Types of reports you will receive and what to do with the reports.Radiation Safety Fundamentals
Anonymous | June 12, 2016Radiation Safety Standards
Anonymous | June 12, 2016Permits for the Use of Radioactive Materials
Anonymous | June 12, 2016To obtain authorization for the use of radioactive materials from the University Radiation Safety Committee (URSC), an RS-1 form, Permit For The Use of Radioactive Materials, must be completed. This form, and others that may be required, are available from the EHS web site, www.ehs.ohio- state.edu. This permit must undergo a pre-review by Radiation Safety prior to final submission to the URSC. The Approved Supervisor will receive written notification of the permit’s status after URSC review.
Badge Wear Dates and Return Deadlines
Anonymous | June 12, 2016When are your badges due to Radiation Safety?RS-26: Worksheet for a Requisition for Radioactive Materials
Anonymous | June 12, 2016Worksheet to gather required information to place an order from an external vendor for Radioactive Material.RS-25: Internal Isotope Request
Anonymous | June 12, 2016Form to order isotope from an internal vendor.RS-2: Authorized User Information
Anonymous | June 12, 2016RS-6: Annual In-Lab Training of Approved Users
Anonymous | June 12, 2016