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atomic Board nap Need For College: UGC Universities and colleges now must ask for Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) approval for the purchase of radioactive substances, the purpose of its use, and safety of storage facilities.
University Grants Commission (UGC) officials said the commission was given to the principles of the university in the wake of the "disposal of Cobalt-60 isotope by Delhi University in a casual manner that causes the death of a human disease and many others.
Eight months ago the source of Cobalt-60 in Mayapuri scrap market was traced to Delhi University chemistry department. Store elements rpsc used for 25 years in the department. In his letter to all the vice-chancellors and human resource ministry, UGC secretary That Kazmi said that compliance with these guidelines is mandatory without exception rpsc and UGC should be intimated of action in this regard at the earliest.
As per the guidelines, educational institutions is to get a no objection certificate from the atomic board, which can also monitor the college from which they procure the material. They were also directed to maintain proper disposal mechanism for liquid radioactive substances. UGC officials said even the use of X-ray machines rpsc now require rpsc AERB approval.
Its eight-point guidelines on procurement and registration include having emergency response plans, trained personnel such as Radiological Safety Officer (RSO) and promises to return the spent resources to the original supplier.
The guidelines are divided into administrative mechanisms, procurement and use of radioisotopes, radiation survey instruments / reporting, disposal of radioisotopes and emergency procedures.
The policy states, "In universities and other institutions of higher education rpsc and research, awareness and adherence to regulations seems lacking, as is observed rpsc in the latest incident of disposal of Cobalt-60 isotope in a casual way causing rpsc one death and grave injury to the common rpsc man. "
The atomic rpsc agency has made it mandatory that all radiation-related activities carried out by laboratories designated radiation staff under the supervision of an RSO, who can be a teacher with experience in the radiation field and get designated rpsc as RSO by AERB on the recommendation of the institution. rpsc
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atomic Board nap Need For College: UGC Universities and colleges now must ask for Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) approval for the purchase of radioactive substances, the purpose of its use, and safety of storage facilities.
University Grants Commission (UGC) officials said the commission was given to the principles of the university in the wake of the "disposal of Cobalt-60 isotope by Delhi University in a casual manner that causes the death of a human disease and many others.
Eight months ago the source of Cobalt-60 in Mayapuri scrap market was traced to Delhi University chemistry department. Store elements rpsc used for 25 years in the department. In his letter to all the vice-chancellors and human resource ministry, UGC secretary That Kazmi said that compliance with these guidelines is mandatory without exception rpsc and UGC should be intimated of action in this regard at the earliest.
As per the guidelines, educational institutions is to get a no objection certificate from the atomic board, which can also monitor the college from which they procure the material. They were also directed to maintain proper disposal mechanism for liquid radioactive substances. UGC officials said even the use of X-ray machines rpsc now require rpsc AERB approval.
Its eight-point guidelines on procurement and registration include having emergency response plans, trained personnel such as Radiological Safety Officer (RSO) and promises to return the spent resources to the original supplier.
The guidelines are divided into administrative mechanisms, procurement and use of radioisotopes, radiation survey instruments / reporting, disposal of radioisotopes and emergency procedures.
The policy states, "In universities and other institutions of higher education rpsc and research, awareness and adherence to regulations seems lacking, as is observed rpsc in the latest incident of disposal of Cobalt-60 isotope in a casual way causing rpsc one death and grave injury to the common rpsc man. "
The atomic rpsc agency has made it mandatory that all radiation-related activities carried out by laboratories designated radiation staff under the supervision of an RSO, who can be a teacher with experience in the radiation field and get designated rpsc as RSO by AERB on the recommendation of the institution. rpsc
This entry was posted rpsc on Wednesday, December 28th, 2011 at 2:33 am and is filed under Education. You can follow any Responses rpsc to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Leave a Reply
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