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The use of radiation in research, medicine, and industry is highly regulated. Safety professionals working with radiation must possess not only a good understanding of science, but also of regulatory requirements. This book provides an introduction to radiation safety including basic radiation science, radiation safety practices and procedures, and federal or state regulations. References and examples of forms to be used for surveys, audits, or for other specific investigations are included. The information provided in this reference will benefit the RSO working in an academic, research, or medical facility. Content:• Front Matter • Table of Contents • 1. Introduction 2. Radiation, Radioisotopes, and Radioactivity 3. Radiation Quantities and Units 4. Biological and Health Effects of Radiation 5. Radiation Safety Instrumentation 6. Radiation Protection Principles and Practices 7. Operational Procedures for an Effective Radiation Safety Program 8. Emergency Procedures in Response to Radiation Incidents 9. Organization and Administration of a Radiation Safety Program 10. Employee Qualifications & Performance 11. Regulatory and Standard Organizations 12. Surveys, Audits, and Investigations 13. Transportation of Radioactive Materials Appendix: Examples of Radiation Safety Forms This book provides comprehensive information on approximately 3000 trade name and generic solvent chemicals. Solvents are essential components in formulating a wide range of products because of their ability to clean, dissolve, suspend, and extract other chemicals or materials without changing their composition. This reference contains comprehensive coverage of the many solvents that are used in industry throughout the world and will serve as an invaluable ingredient selection tool for formulators, industrial and environmental chemists, manufacturers, product managers, safety regulators, purchasing agents, and chemical distributors as well as any professional associated with the processing and formulation industries. -- Provided by publisher Introduction Radiation, Radioisotopes, and Radioactivity Radiation Quantities and Units Biological and Health Effects of Radiation Radiation Safety Instrumentation Radiation Protection Principles and Practices Operational Procedures for an Effective Radiation Safety Program Emergency Procedures in Response to Radiation Incidents Organization and Administration of a Radiation Safety Program Employee Qualifications and Performance Regulatory and Standard Organizations Surveys, Audits, and Investigations Transportation of Radioactive Materials.