Common Errors to Avoid When Completing Form ON00057: Application for Registration and Installation of an X-ray Source with the Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD)
If your workplace owns or is about to acquire an X-ray device in Ontario, you will likely need to register
We Are Hiring: Radiation Scientist (Toronto)
The Radiation Safety Institute of Canada is seeking a Radiation Scientist to join our Toronto team. This full-time position supports
We Are Hiring: Scientist (Saskatoon)
The Radiation Safety Institute of Canada is seeking an experienced Scientist to join our National Laboratories team in Saskatoon. This
The Background on Background Radiation Part 2: Radon, Food, & Other Inhaled or Ingested Radiation
This is part 2 of a larger series about ionizing radiation you may come across in everyday situations. Part 1
Radioactive Transport Packages: Selecting the Right One
Regulatory References The transport of nuclear substances and radiation devices in Canada is regulated by both the Canadian Nuclear Safety
The Background on Background Radiation: Cosmic & Terrestrial
We live in a radioactive world. The planet has had radiation since its formation around 4 billion years ago. And
Radioactive Transport Packages: What Goes in Each
Regulatory References When transporting radioactive materials, there are a variety of package types used as defined by the International Atomic
Celebrating Christopher Clement’s Recognition by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
With great pleasure, we would like to share the news that Radiation Safety Institute of Canada (RSIC) Board Member, and
Understanding SI Units of Dose: Gray & Sievert
Radiation Dose Units in Radiological Protection This post is written assuming a foundational knowledge of the different types of radiation.
