Radiation Safety 110: Medical Laser Refresher

Description:

This  refresher course covers a variety of laser safety topics on clinical use of lasers and is intended for personnel who have been previously certified to work with medical lasers and laser systems on the UW-Madison campus. It is an online module followed by a short quiz. A score of 80% is required to pass.

Passing score is 80%

Register:
https://canvas.wisc.edu/enroll/8MLX4R

Radiation Safety 108: Laser Safety Refresher 2023-2024

Description:

This mandatory annual refresher course covers a variety of laser safety topics on a rotating basis and is intended for personnel who have been previously certified to work with research lasers and laser systems on the UW-Madison campus. It is an online module followed by a short quiz. A score of 80% is required to pass.

Passing score is 80%

Register:
https://canvas.wisc.edu/enroll/RDGYF4

Annual Refresher Laser Safety Training

Description:

This mandatory annual  refresher course covers a variety of laser safety topics on a rotating basis and is intended for personnel who have been previously certified to work with research lasers and laser systems on the UW-Madison campus. It is an online module followed by a short quiz. A score of 80% is required to pass.

Audience

Class 3B and 4 laser users

Prerequisite:
Laser Safety Training
Renewal:
Annual
Register:
https://go.wisc.edu/3c67c8

Ultraviolet (UV) Light Safety Training

Description:

Ultraviolet (UV) light safety training is recommended for anyone who will be working with or around the UV sources at Campus. This UV safety course is developed by the Office of Radiation Safety and covers the basic science of UV,  the potential hazards associated, and the safety precautions to take while working with these sources.

Audience

Anyone

Prerequisite:
None
Renewal:
None
Register:
https://canvas.wisc.edu/enroll/A4DJML

Radioactive Materials Shipper’s Training

Description:

Radioactive Materials Shipper’s training is now on Canvas. This course explains how to comply with Department of Transportation (DOT) and other regulations when shipping and receiving radioactive materials.

Most shipping and receiving of radioactive materials is completed by ORS staff, however there are a some groups outside of ORS who require this training.

You do not need this training if you receive all radioactive materials through CORD or are returning expired sealed sources to CORD.

Contact ORS at radiationsafety@wisc.edu if you think you need this course and if ORS determines that you require this course, you will be given the registration link. A score of 80% is required to pass.

If you have previously taken this course will be sent the link at least one month before renewal is due. Renewal must be completed at least every 3 years, per 49 CFR 172.704 (c) (3).

Audience

Anyone who will ship radioactive materials, prepare such shipments, or receive such shipments directly from outside the University (e.g. PET isotopes).

Prerequisite:
Radiation Safety 101 parts I and II
Renewal:
Every three years
Register:

Contact radiationsafety@wisc.edu.

Medical Laser Safety Training

Description:

Medical Laser Safety Training is designed for those who use lasers in a clinical setting.

A score of 80% or better is required to pass this course.

Audience

Class 3B and 4 clinical laser users at School of Veterinary Medicine

Prerequisite:
None
Renewal:
None
Register:
https://go.wisc.edu/7f189h

Laser Safety Training

Description:

Laser Safety Training is required for all users of Class 3B and 4 lasers. This basic laser safety course, developed by the Department of Energy, covers the fundamentals of laser operation, potential hazards associated with lasers, and ways to control the hazards. You must complete embedded quizzes at the end of each section.

YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS THE DOE FINAL EXAM because you do not have access to the Fermilab learning management system. To get credit for the course, complete the quiz in Canvas.

Before beginning laser work, complete this course, notify ORS at lasersafety@wisc.edu and obtain a baseline eye exam from UHS Occupational Medicine. Call 608-265-5610 to schedule an appointment.

Audience

Class 3B and 4 laser users

Prerequisite:
None
Renewal:
None
Register:
https://go.wisc.edu/zce14i

Getting Started With EHSA

Description:

New to EHSA, or having trouble navigating the EHSA database as you manage your radioactive materials inventory? If so, this course is for you. It is meant to be a helpful reference guide, therefore it is not officially tracked, though there is opportunity to give feedback at the end. ORS appreciates your comments and suggestions.

You will learn how to use each icon on your EHSA Home page, and more importantly, you will become adept at managing your radioactive materials inventory.

Prerequisite:
None
Renewal:
None
Register:
https://canvas.wisc.edu/enroll/CYTXHW

Radiation Safety 101A: Non-Human Clinical Research and Veterinary Medicine

Description:

After successful completion of this course, you will be a certified Radiation Worker at UW-Madison. This course consists of three modules that will introduce you to basic radiation safety principles, X-ray safety for users of clinical x-ray devices, and use of radioactive materials in animals. You will take a quiz and must score 80% or better to pass.

If you will use radioactive materials in animals, you must also complete the in-person Radiation Safety 101, Part II. RS 101 Part II is offered at 30 East Campus Mall and at WIMR. It covers practical aspects of our program and safe use of radionuclides in the laboratory. This in-person training is mandatory for all radioactive materials users at UW-Madison.

Audience

Radiation Workers at School of Veterinary Medicine (Clinical)

Prerequisite:
None
Renewal:
Radiation Safety 102 – annual refresher training is required of radioactive materials users each year in October
Register:
https://go.wisc.edu/b34275

Radiation Safety 106: X-ray Devices

Description:

This online course is designed to give a general understanding of the fundamentals of X-rays, potential hazards associated with x-ray devices, and methods to control the hazards.

Audience

X-ray Workers (non clinical)

Register:
https://go.wisc.edu/dqdldz