Radiation and Laser Safety
Radiation Safety
The University's Radiation Safety Policy and Radiation Safety Program must adhere to the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) regulations, as well as to provincial regulations governing the use of x-rays and lasers. For information on the Radiation Safety Program or the use of radioactive materials or radiation-emitting equipment, please contact the U of R Radiation Safety Officer.
Visit the Forms & Procedures site to find the necessary documentation for safely conducting radiation research and teaching activities.
Visit the Forms & Procedures site to find the necessary documentation for safely conducting radiation research and teaching activities.
Laser Safety
The University's Radiation Safety Policy and Laser Safety Program must adhere to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations which govern the use of lasers. There are many different classes of lasers, all of which have the potential to be hazardous. The University of Regina is primarily concerned with the operation of Class 3B and Class 4 lasers as these have a higher potential to cause harm. For information regarding the use of lasers, please contact the U of R Laser Safety Officer.
Visit the Forms & Procedures site to find the necessary documentation for safely conducting laser research and teaching activities.