One-day Course: Radiation Protection
The one-day Radiation Protection Course provides basic competence in the safe use of radiation sources, applicable regulations, and radiation protection practices at UiB.
Main content
The one-day Radiation Protection course provides a basic introduction to regulations, roles and responsibilities, and key principles for the safe use of radiation sources at the University of Bergen (UiB). The course is mandatory for several user groups and is designed to help participants meet current competence requirements in radiation protection. It also provides knowledge of radiation doses, risk factors, and the use of protective equipment.
Target Group
Mandatory for those who have not previously completed a radiation protection course at UiB:
- Local Radiation Protection Coordinators
- Employees and academic supervisors/professional advisers awaiting the 3-day Radiation Protection Course
- PhD and Master's students who will use radiation sources for a limited period
Other relevant participants:
- HSE Coordinators
- Safety Representatives
- Employees with delegated HSE responsibilities
Course Content
The course provides an introduction to:
- Current legislation and regulations
- Roles, responsibilities, and task distribution at UiB
- Radiation doses
- Principles for reducing radiation exposure
- Risk factors associated with radiation work
- Use of protective equipment
Learning Objective
Users of radiation sources and others with responsibilities and tasks related to radiation protection at UiB shall meet the competence requirements set out in applicable laws and regulations.
Practical Information
Date and time: Tuesday, 27th October 2026, 08:30-15:30
Venue: Meeting room Dragefjellet, Nygårdsgaten 5, 1. floor.
Language: The course will be conducted in English.
Registration: Registration deadline: 23 October 2026 at 15:00. Link to registration.