Cabinet X-Ray

Course Overview

This course is aimed at personnel who are supervising the use of cabinet X-ray equipment, typically used for the inspection of baggage or cargo, on behalf of their organisation.

It does not permit the repair or maintenance of equipment or allow personnel to perform alignment procedures where safety interlocks are to be defeated.

This course provides participants with the skill and knowledge requirements for managing cabinet X-ray equipment’s radiation, including aspects such as auditing and compliance, radiation monitoring, legislative compliance, and incident response.

About this course

Under the Radiation Safety Act 1975, cabinet X-ray equipment must be used under the supervision of a competent and licensed person.

This course is aligned with the NHMRC (ARPANSA) Statement on Cabinet X-ray Equipment for Examination of Letters, Packages, Baggage, Freight and Other Articles for Security, Quality Control and Other Purposes.

Course Structure

• An Introduction to Radiation
• Radiation in Perspective
• Radiation Dose, Measurement & Protection Principles
• Cabinet X-ray Equipment
• Safety Aspects of Equipment
• Regulatory Considerations
• Procedures: Radiation Management Systems; Security; Emergency Response
• Assessment

Assessment

Multiple practical exercises and activities are included throughout the course, and theoretical understanding is assessed against Radiological Council requirements.

Certification

A certificate of completion is issued upon successful completion of this course.

This course is recognised as a prerequisite for licensing in all Australian States & Territories.

Course Details

Location: West Leederville, WA
Duration: One day
Times: 08:00 to 16:30 (approx.)
Cost*: $890 pp (min 3 people)
*ex. GST and additional merchant fees