NEW: We now have the ability to award certificates for viewing our webinars. We are currently converting the videos below into free certificate courses on our eLearning portal. To access the list of what is currently available and sign up, go to https://onlinelearning.radiationsafety.ca/course/index.php?categoryid=41. If you do not have an account, you will need to create one for the system to be able to track your progress and grant the certificate. It is our intention to eventually have all the webinars available in this format, so continue to check back for new offerings!
Radiation Safety and Wellness Webinars
Our Radiation Safety and Wellness Webinar Series continues to bring you radiation safety content along with wellness sessions to support your overall well-being.
As the series develops, information about the sessions will be posted here and on our social media sites. As they complete, we will change the registration links to a link to the video recording and any resource materials. We’re glad to be back, and hope you can join us!
| 2024-2025 Date & Topic | Description | Video & Notes |
| June 26, 2025: Hazard, Danger, Risk & Fear | The International System of Radiological Protection is the basis for much of the regulatory structure for ionizing radiation within Canada and many other countries. Those with training in occupational health and safety or industrial hygiene in Canada or the United States work with a framework called the Hierarchy of Controls. In this webinar, Kelly Fernandes, MSc, CIH, of Workplace Safety & Prevention Services in Ontario joins our host, Lynn MacDonald, MSc, BEd, CRPA(R), to explore the similarities and differences between two prevention frameworks. The conversation aims to help safety professionals avoid misconceptions that might arise owing to differences in foundational knowledge and lead to improved communication and partnership. As this webinar is part of our ongoing Radiation Safety and Wellness Webinar Series, the final 20 minutes will be a wellness break of beginner Tai Chi with Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi and Qi Gong Richmond Hill. | Video: https://youtu.be/DK5LGINqu34 PDF Slides: Bridging Frameworks – ISRP and HoC |
| May 12, 2025: Hazard, Danger, Risk & Fear | Ionizing radiation is a known carcinogen. But it is also naturally occurring. It deposits a lot of energy when it interacts with material, which can be used for both the benefit and to the detriment of society and the environment. Conversations about radiation can be difficult due to different understandings of concepts related to it. In this webinar, our guest Dr. R. Neil Alexander PhD, will examine the concepts of hazard, danger, risk, and fear: how they are conflated and why it’s important for radiation protection communication to teach the difference between them. As this webinar is part of our ongoing Radiation Safety and Wellness Webinar Series, the final 20 minutes will be a wellness break of beginner Tai Chi with Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi and Qi Gong Richmond Hill. | Video: https://youtu.be/KT9CZIM4mZk PDF Slides: Hazard, Danger, Risk & Fear |
| April 29, 2025: Detection Instrument Types and Selection | Do you have questions about radiation detection instruments? This free webinar course is on different types of detection instruments and how to select one appropriate for your needs.Franz Dambo, Global Director for Health Physics/Radiation Protection at NUVIA and Ian Newkirk, Instrument Fleet and Sales Manager at NUVIA Canada share their knowledge of ionizing radiation detection. This webinar explains the detection mechanism for three types of gas chamber instruments: ionization chamber, proportional counter, and Geiger-Müller counter, as well as scintillation detectors and semiconductor detectors. As this webinar is part of our ongoing Radiation Safety and Wellness Webinar Series, the final 20 minutes will be a wellness break of beginner Tai Chi with Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi and Qi Gong Richmond Hill. | Video: https://youtu.be/NVJHaYw-fms PDF Slides: Detection Instrument Types & Selection |
| March 21, 2025: RP Past, Present, and Future: A Conversation with the Former Scientific Secretary of the ICRP | Jack Valentin, former Scientific Secretary of the International Committee on Radiological Protection, joined us to discuss all things radiation. Jack Valentin was the Scientific Secretary of the International Commission on Radiological Protection, ICRP, from 1997 until 2008. The ICRP is an independent charitable international organization that advances the science of radiological protection for the public benefit. In this webinar, Jack presents some history, anecdotes, and problems that have emerged during the development of the System of Radiological Protection. He also speaks to ongoing discussions and what the future may bring to radiological protection. Jack also includes reference to Canada’s role in global radiation protection. The RP content runs long, so there is no wellness break. | Video: https://youtu.be/TWG9jdCZWX4 PDF Slides: RP Past, Present, Future Q&A: RPPPF Q&A |
| March 12, 2025: Nuclear Waste Management: Principles into Practice | Mikkel Øberg, Director of Radiation Protection, Danish Decommissioning, joins us to talk about nuclear waste management as a system. He overviews basic principles of waste management during decommissioning, how it differs from operation, the function of international guidelines, and what implementation looks like in practice in Denmark. As the webinar is part of our ongoing Radiation Safety and Wellness Webinar Series, the final 20 minutes is a wellness break of beginner Tai Chi with Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi and Qi Gong Richmond Hill. | Video: https://youtu.be/B98EdUvoMAk PDF Slides: NWM during Decommissioning |
| November 22, 2024: Radon Testing in the Workplace | November is radon action month in Canada. Watch this webinar to learn about workplace testing for radon. It includes a panel interview of guests who have been through the process of checking the radon levels in the buildings where they work. It starts with a background on workplace radon testing including guidance and requirements, followed by panel discussion with Jill Robertson, Radiation Safety Manager at the Environmental Health and Safety Office at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Ali Shoushatarian, Manager of Nuclear Substances Safety and Regional Partners RSO with The Ottawa Hospital, and Jillian Woods, Manager, Real Estate, Environment & Sustainability with Canada Post, who is located in Winnipeg. Pam Warkentin, Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST) and the Canadian – National Radon Proficiency Program (C-NRPP) helps to answer questions after the panel interview. As the webinar is part of our ongoing Radiation Safety and Wellness Webinar Series, the final 20 minutes is a wellness break of beginner Tai Chi with Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi and Qi Gong Richmond Hill. | Video: https://youtu.be/6gwkxfg9yEw PDF Slides: Radon Testing in the Workplace |
| 2023-2024 Date & Topic | Description | Video & Notes |
| June 27, 2024: A Review of the Radiological Protection Landscape in Canada | The regulation of ionizing radiation falls under different jurisdiction in Canada depending upon the source, use, and quantity. Lynn MacDonald, Manager of Training and Liaison Scientist, gives a review of the current status of the regulations for nuclear, x-ray, and NORM, including overarching legislation, who and what are being protected, and information such as whole-body dose limits, eye dose limits, the need for a license or to register equipment, and what the responsible person is called. The 40-minute information session is followed by a 20-minute wellness break in the form of beginner Tai Chi by Charlmane Wong from Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong, Richmond Hill. | Video: https://youtu.be/oRxx0kaGAHE PDF Slides: RP Landscape Q&A: RP Landscape Q&A |
| June 21, 2024: EMF and Implanted Medical Devices: What Are the Concerns? | Athena Wang, Radiation Scientist at the Radiation Safety Institute of Canada, will explore the interaction of EMF with implanted medical devices such as pacemakers. She will cover basics of what EMF is, go over guidelines and regulations, and talk about potential interactions with the human body and implanted electronics. The 40-minute information session will be followed by a 20-minute wellness break in the form of beginner Tai Chi by Charlmane Wong from Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong, Richmond Hill. | Video: https://youtu.be/lvh-pIevxyk PDF Slides: EMF & IMD Q&A: EMF & IMD Q&A |
| June 10, 2024: Sun Safety: A Dermatologist’s View | Learn about the impact of sun exposure from the viewpoint of an experienced dermatologist. Dr. Anastasia Shamasuyarova, clinical dermatology practitioner and Assistant Professor at Northern Ontario School of Medicine is our guest to discuss the impacts of solar radiation on the skin and give information about sun protection, including considerations around sunscreens. | Video: https://youtu.be/xAPQqvBD2UY PDF Slides: Sun Safety – A Dermatologist’s View Q&A: Sun Safety Q&A |
| May 6, 2024: Transport Canada’s Client Identification Database | By October 25, 2024, the vast majority of persons or organizations which import, offer for transport, handle, or transport dangerous goods in Canada must register with Transport Canada’s Client Identification Database (CID). In this webinar, Laura Boksman, Senior Scientist with the Radiation Safety Institute of Canada, gives information about the database and the registration process, with special consideration for Class 7 Radioactive Materials. We gathered questions during registration and addressed these during the webinar,both within the presentation and during the Q&A format. The 40-minute information session was followed by a 20-minute Tai Chi wellness break, led by Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi and Qi Gong, Richmond Hill, Ontario. While this webinar includes information specifically for Class 7, the presentation will be useful to anyone who may need to register with the CID and wants to know more about the process. | Video: https://youtu.be/Sn0CVqXf2Uk PDF Slides: TC’s CID Q&A: TC’s CID Q&A |
| April 18, 2024: Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Elliot Lake Miners’ Strike | Watch our webinar recorded on on April 18, 2024 commemorating an event that changed Occupational Health and Safety across Canada: the Elliot Lake Uranium Miners’ Strike. Hear from John Perquin, Retired Assistant to the International Secretary-Treasurer of the United Steelworkers Union, as he shares his wealth of knowledge about this pivotal moment in Canadian history. Pam Warkentin of CARST/C-NRPP and Dr. Anne-Marie Nicol of Simon Fraser University/BC Lung also speak about the upcoming Elliot Lake radon testing project, a collaboration between Take Action on Radon and the Radiation Safety Institute of Canada. The webinar also includedy a 20-minute wellness break led by Anastasiya Zhuravska, Founder and Director of Salem Dance Company in Toronto, which is not included in this recording. | Video: https://youtu.be/h-DU–Za1Q0 PDF Slides: Elliot Lake Miners’ Strike Additional Materials: Radon Resources |
| November 30, 2023: C-NRPP Test of Consumer-Grade Electronic Radon Monitors | This year for National Radon Action Month, November, our webinar overviews the most recent results of the Canadian National Radon Proficiency Program (C-NRPP)’s test of consumer-grade electronic radon monitors. To provide Canadian consumers with an unbiased performance-based comparison of the electronic radon monitors available to them, the C-NRPP developed a test procedure and conducts regular performance tests using RSIC’s certified radon chamber. Pam Warkentin, the executive director of the Canadian Association of Radon Scientist and Technologists (CARST) and the C-NRPP, and Brian Bjorndal, Director of the Fergal Nolan National Laboratories, present on the study’s most recent results. Kelley Bush and Alexander Lemieux from Health Canada join during the Q&A to talk about Health Canada’s National Radon Outreach & Stakeholder Engagement Program in general and radon research in particular, including their tests of consumer-grade electronic radon monitors. The information session is followed by a 20-minute wellness break: beginner Tai-Chi led by Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong of Richmond Hill, Ontario. | Video: https://youtu.be/g2z8C6KJkxE PDF Slides: Consumer Radon Detectors Additional Materials: Radon Resources |
| 2022-2023 | Description | Video & Notes |
| June 27, 2023: New Training Standard for TDG | Find out more about the new CAN/CGSB-192.3 Transportation of Dangerous Goods Training, Assessment, and Competency standard expected to be implemented into Transport Canada regulations later this year. The intended webinar audience are those who transport nuclear materials as part of their licence with the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) or their work with Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM); but, the standard applies to all dangerous goods classes, and all are welcome to attend. Lynn MacDonald, RSIC Manager of Training, gives a presentation followed by a Q&A session with Lynn and Laura Boksman, Health Physicist, Radiation Protection Consultant, and former chief scientist with RSIC. The information session is followed by a 20-minute wellness break: beginner Tai-Chi led by Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong of Richmond Hill, Ontario. | Video: https://youtu.be/lQuxlA83GGw PDF Slides: CGSB 192.3 TDG Training References: CGSB 192.3 References |
| May 23, 2023: The Canadian Light Source: Synchrotron Radiation Protection | Learn about radiation protection at the Canadian Light Source (CLS), a national synchrotron research facility at the University of Saskatchewan. We speak with Grant Cubbon, Health, Safety & Environmental Department Manager at the facility. The 40-minute radiation safety portion is followed by a 20-minute health movement break in the form of beginner Tai-Chi led by Charlmane Wong of of Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong of Richmond Hill, Ontario. | Video: https://youtu.be/4BKpxGt6W1A PDF Slides: CLS |
| Mar 23, 2023: Small Modular Reactors – Radiation Protection Considerations | Learn about radiation protection considerations for Small Modular Reactors. This webinar was presented online on March 23, 2023 and features an interview with our guest, Josip Zic, Health Physics Director at McMaster University and President of Senior Health Physicist Nuclear Services. With his experience in health physics, licensing, regulatory affairs, radiological waste management, and power generation, we are pleased to have had Josip with us to share knowledge on small modular reactors with a focus on radiation protection. The 40-minute radiation safety portion is followed by a 20-minute health movement break in the form of beginner Tai-Chi led by Charlmane Wong of of Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong of Richmond Hill, Ontario. | Video: https://youtu.be/_GkpqoD7mjU PDF Slides: Small Modular Reactors |
| Feb 17, 2023: Radiation Surveys & Instrumentation | The webinar begins with a short introduction to the topic but quickly move to a presentation by Franz Dambo, Director of Radiological Protection Services for Nuvia Canada. Nuvia is an international company involved with major nuclear projects, including design and supply of sophisticated radiation protection and detection instruments. Franz explains and demonstrates common types of survey instruments, basic checks to be done with survey meters, and differences in types of radiation surveys. After the demonstration portion, Franz answers questions from those in attendance. The 40-minute radiation safety portion is followed by a 20-minute health movement break in the form of beginner Tai-Chi led by Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong of Richmond Hill, Ontario. | Video: https://youtu.be/uoJAGnfuYtM PDF Slides: Surveys & Instruments Q&A: Will Be Posted Soon! |
| Jan 23, 2023: Hands-Free Imaging in Veterinary Practice | The webinar begins with short overview of x-rays and radiation protection. This is followed by an interview and Q&A session with Julia Bitan, RVT. Julia founded the Hands-Free X-Rays Initiative to address concerns for radiation protection in veterinary medicine. The 40-minute radiation safety portion is followed by a 20-minute health movement break in the form of beginner Tai-Chi led by Charlmane Wong of Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong of Richmond Hill, Ontario. | Video: https://youtu.be/WE3L1qStUos |
| Nov 16, 2022: Energy Efficiency & Radon – Making the Connection | As part of Radon Action Month, Dr. Anne-Marie Nicol of Simon Fraser University, Dr. Noah Quastel of the BC Lung Foundation, and Pam Warkentin of CARST joined us to discuss the impact of energy efficiency measures on indoor radon levels. While ensuring our homes and buildings are energy efficient is of great importance, doing so can increase the amount of this invisible carcinogen trapped indoors. The webinar includes information on health, safety, and the legal landscape, as well as solutions going forward. Whether you are homeowner, renter, or indoor worker, this information is for you. It is particularly relevant to those in energy efficient homes and buildings, and those in the construction, home renovation, building management, energy efficiency, radon testing and radon mitigation industries. The 40-minute radiation safety portion was followed by a 20-minute health movement break in the form of beginner Tai-Chi led from home by Charlmane Wong. Charlmane is an instructor at Ji Hong Tai Chi & Qi Gong in Richmond Hill, Ontario. | Video: https://youtu.be/QEfn_dDxg-w |
| 2021-2022 | Description | Video & Notes |
| Nov 30, 2021: Radon | In our first webinar of our new series, Pam Warkentin from the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (CARST) and Kelley Bush from Health Canada join us to discuss why and how you should test your home for radon, and what to do with the results. This 40-minute discussion was followed by a 20-minute mindfulness session facilitated by Theresa Meikle of Mindful Pathways. | Video: https://youtu.be/lzd1MVGd-lY |
| April 13, 2022: Global Systems of Radiation Protection | Since the war in Ukraine began, there have been several incidents of concern regarding the safety of nuclear power plants in the country, including at Chornobyl. News stories have varied sources mentioning different organizations, many of which may be unfamiliar. This webinar speaks to radiation protection in the nuclear industry on a global level. After an introductory presentation, Mike Haynes, Health Physicist and consultant with the Institute, answers questions about health physics, radiation protection in the nuclear industry, the global efforts to ensure safety, and how to find reliable sources of information as the story unfolds. He also takes questions from the participants. Mandel Fraser of PowerYoga West in Prince Edward Island leads us through yoga and meditation exercises for the wellness portion. | Video: https://youtu.be/s38moIfY17g |
| April 28, 2022: National Day of Mourning | The 3rd webinar in our Radiation Safety & Wellness Webinar series recognizes the National Day of Mourning on April 28, 2022. On this day we acknowledge and remember all workers who have been injured, become ill, or passed away as a result of their work. The webinar includes a short presentation which gives an overview of the history of nuclear power and uranium mining at Elliott Lake. This is followed by an interview and Q&A with John Perquin, retired Assistant to the International Secretary-Treasurer, United Steelworkers and one of the members of the Board of the Institute. Mandel Fraser of PowerYoga West in Prince Edward Island leads the wellness session including yoga and meditation practices. | Video: https://youtu.be/nFCxa22MZ2Y |
| May 19, 2022: Preparing for an X-Ray Inspection in a Health Care Setting | Our guest, Lothar Doehler, radiation protection consultant at RadiationProtectionGuy, has extensive radiation protection experience with both the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Ministry of Labour, Training, and Skills Development (MLTSD) in Ontario. Lothar spoke to the expectations found within the HARP Act and Regulation 543 (Ontario) and discussed best practices in running an x-ray safety program and preparing for an inspection. While the requirements for an x-ray inspection vary by province, anyone interested in the topic can learn from someone who has worked at a senior level in this field. During the interview with Mr. Doehler, discussed topics such as facility organization, the role of the Radiation Protection Officer, worker credentials, and the powers of inspectors and answered questions from participants. Mandel Fraser of PowerYoga West in Prince Edward Island leads the 20-minute wellness break. | Video: https://youtu.be/wyK3VYeRvqM |
| May 26, 2022: Solar Radiation and Sun Safety at Work | To help outdoor workers prepare for increased exposure to sunlight in the coming months, we spoke with Dr. Cheryl Peters, PhD, about occupational exposures to solar radiation. One of her many roles is as the principal investigator at CAREX Canada, a multidisciplinary team of researchers with expertise in Canadians’ exposures to known and suspected carcinogens. Cheryl informed us about outdoor workers’ increased risk of exposure to solar radiation, the largest industrial groups exposed, level of exposure and the impact of these exposures, occupational exposure limits for solar radiation in Canada and internationally, as well as best practices for employees and workplaces to lower the associated cancer risk that comes from working outdoors. She also gave information about CAREX Canada, their research focus, and resources available for the public, workers, and employers. Our 20-minute wellness break was led by Mandel Fraser of PowerYoga West in PEI. | Video: https://youtu.be/Kr25j8WBGts |
| June 9, 2022: Transportation of Nuclear Materials | Our guest, Brian Bjorndal, is the Director of RSIC’s Fergal Nolan National Laboratories. He has a M.Sc. in Nuclear Physics from the University of Saskatchewan and over 20 years of experience in radiation safety and occupational health and safety in industry, academia and research. The webinar begins with a short presentation on the terminology, jurisdiction, and regulatory structure for transporting this dangerous good category. It then moves to the interview Brian, which includes the steps to prepare a package for transport, required documents, and placards. There is also information about what needs to be done in case of an accident. Mr. Bjorndal answers questions from the participants following the interview. The wellness yoga and meditation break is led by Mandel Fraser of PowerYoga West in Prince Edward Island. | Video: https://youtu.be/TntPetZ8Xwg |
| June 14, 2022: Survey Instrument Calibration | The webinar begins with a short presentation on the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission requirements for instrument calibration. The main content in the webinar is a online tour of RSIC’s calibration laboratory featuring a Cs137 source, with participants asking questions of Brian Bjorndal MSc PPhys, Director of the Fergal Nolan National Laboratories, and Octavian Mavrichi MSc, Radiation Scientist. As part of our Radiation Protection and Wellness Webinar Series (https://radiationsafety.ca/services/webinars/), The final 20 minutes of the hour-long webinar is 20-minute wellness break led by Mandel Fraser of PowerYoga West in Prince Edward Island. | Video: https://youtu.be/cfX9h4LiE_I |
| June 29, 2022: Preparaing for an X-Ray Inspection in an Industrial Setting | Our guest, Lothar Doehler, radiation protection consultant at RadiationProtectionGuy, has extensive radiation protection experience with both the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Ministry of Labour, Training, and Skills Development (MLTSD) in Ontario. Lothar speaks to the expectations found within Regulation 861: X-Ray Safety for those in industry and discussed best practices in running an x-ray safety program and preparing for an inspection. As part of our Radiation Protection and Wellness Webinar series, we conclude with a 20-minute wellness break with Mandel Fraser of PowerYoga West in Prince Edward Island. | Video: https://youtu.be/xU0FZ10WxFc |
Lunch, Learn, and Dance Wellness Webinars
Taking a whole-body view to wellness, we developed a series of 15 webinars which were presented from February until June, 2021. Each webinar included a half-hour long information session in a topic pertaining to radiation safety and a half-hour dance session to get us moving. Below are links to recordings of the information session portion of the webinars along with supporting materials.
| Date | Topic | Description | Link to Video & Notes |
| Feb 4 | Understanding Radiation | In our first webinar, we give an overview of matters concerning radiation and radiation safety for workers and other members of the public. | Video: https://youtu.be/O592tGWXt98 PDF Slides: Understanding Radiation Q&A: Understanding Radiation Q&A |
| Feb 11 | Radiation Awareness for Health Care Workers | In this session, we introduce some fundamental concepts of radiation safety as it applies to a health care setting. | Video: https://youtu.be/6gIAna5wpmI PDF Slides: Radiation Awareness for Health Care Workers |
| Feb 18 | Uses of Radiation | Radiation is used in many different ways. Discover where you might encounter radiation in the workplace and the community based on industry and type of radiation. | Video: https://youtu.be/tUPgaHlMMgU PDF Slides: Uses of Radiation |
| Feb 25 | Health Effects of Exposure to Radiation | What are the health effects of being exposed to radiation, and how is this determined? Join this webinar to find out. | Video: https://youtu.be/qI6qGF9eapE PDF Slides: Health Effects of Exposure to Radiation Q&A: Health Effects of Exposure to Radiation Q&A |
| Mar 4 | Radiation Safety in the Operating Room | This webinar provides an overview of sources of radiation, health effects of radiation, radiation protection principles, radiation safety, and dosimetry as it applies to the operating room setting. | Video: https://youtu.be/QWUJ7BR6Up4 PDF Slides: Radiation Safety in the Operating Room Q&A: Operating Room Q&A |
| Mar 11 | PPE and Dosimetry | Learn how PPE and dosimetry are used to protect workers from exposure to radiation in the workplace. | Video: https://youtu.be/r4FxgMe9tbg PDF Slides: PPE and Dosimetry |
| Mar 18 | Mathematics Review | Brush up on the mathematics skills related to half-lives, shielding, and cancer risk. Topics include exponents, logarithmic functions, and probability. | Video: https://youtu.be/OKwkq2TEHOE PDF Slides: Mathematics Review |
| Apr 1 | Regulatory Bodies and International Agencies | Who ensures that radioactive sources and x-ray machines are used safely in the workplace? This webinar will cover agencies in Canada and around the world responsible for radiation safety, their particular responsibilities, and the resources they provide. | Video: https://youtu.be/v4j3zQq9nTQ PDF Slides: Regulatory Bodies and International Agencies |
| Apr 8 | EMF & Wifi | Learn about EMF and Wifi: what they are, sources, health effects, and exposure guidelines. | Video: https://youtu.be/ZIXPObLn59I PDF Slides: EMF and WiFi Q&A: EMF and WiFi Q&A |
| Apr 22 | Radon | We are all exposed to radiation daily. Radon is an odourless, colourless, radioactive gas which can build up inside buildings. Learn what it is, how it is detected, and how to mitigate for it. | Video: https://youtu.be/dBx_teeE7Yo PDF Slides: Radon Q&A: Radon Q&A |
| May 6 | Laser Safety | The webinar will explain how light and lasers work, the health hazards associated with using lasers, and the principles of laser safety. | Video: https://youtu.be/lLzkdF9SYnY PDF Slides: Laser Safety Q&A: Laser Safety Q&A |
| May 13 | Radiation Safety Issues in PET/CT | This webinar gives an overview of what PET/CT is, the types of ionizing radiation used in PET/CT, doses, and radiation safety concerns. It includes a number of resources for PET/CT safety, including the http://canadasafeimaging.ca/ initiative. | Video: https://youtu.be/DRdYU8ic6lQ PDF Slides: Radiation Safety Issues in PET/CT References & Resources: PET/CT R&R Q&A: PET-CT Q&A |
| May 27 | NORM Awareness | Learn about naturally occurring radioactive materials (NORM) and the Canadian NORM guidelines. | Video: https://youtu.be/FaPnYysQV8Y PDF Slides: NORM Awareness |
| Jun 10 | Mining – All About Airborne Hazards | This webinar covers aspects of radon, diesel, and silica awareness for workers in the mining industry. | Video: https://youtu.be/2KzcmzBsJrA PDF Slides: Mining – All About Airborne Hazards References and Resources: Mining Airborne Hazards R&R Q&A: Mining Airborne Hazards Q&A |
| Jun 17 | Ultraviolet | This session will explain what ultraviolet light is, what it can be used for, and health concerns due to exposure to UV light. | Video: https://youtu.be/GDYXBF29ShY PDF Slides: Ultraviolet References and Resources: Ultraviolet R&R |
Find the recordings of past webinars here:
| Date | Description |
| May 26, 2017 | Foundations of an X-Ray Safety Program for Industrial X-Ray Users |
| Jun 21, 2017 | Introduction to Radon for High Water Use Facilities |
| Jun 29, 2017 | Safety in Fluoroscopy for Staff and Patients |
| Jul 13, 2017 | Radiation Safety in the Workplace |
| Aug 9, 2017 | Foundation of a Radiation Safety Program (Nuclear) |
