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The Institute is active in the development of occupational health and safety legislation,
regulations and codes of practice throughout Australia through representations to government,
industry and trade unions. Institute members participate on committees and working
parties of the
Australian Safety and Compensation Council, State Occupational Health and Safety Authorities,
Standards Australia, National Association of Testing Authorities and
various other industry and employer organisations.
Accreditation in Ionising Radiation Protection within Australia & New Zealand
This accreditation scheme has been designed as an appropriate level of study and experience for professionals undertaking the duties of a Radiation Protection Advisor. It is also considered to be appropriate for occupational hygienists who are routinely involved in the identification, assessment and control of ionising radiation. The required reading and practical experience are intended as a broad introduction to the technical principles that will be used throughout a career in radiation safety.
The Accreditation in Ionising Radiation Safety within Australia and New Zealand is sponsored by the following professional societies:
Australasian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Medicine (ACPSEM),
Australasian Radiation Protection Society (ARPS), and
Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists Incorporated (AIOH).
The Accreditation in Ionising Radiation Safety within Australia and New Zealand is administered by the Australasian Radiation Protection Accreditation Board Inc herein referred to as The Board. The Board consists of two members appointed by each of the Sponsoring Societies. The Board elects its own Chairman and appoints Examiners as required. Accreditation is available to members of the three Sponsoring Societies.
For more information regarding this accreditation scheme or to access the candidates kit please go to the following site: http://www.arps.org.au/Accreditation.php
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