Radiation Protection Officer (RPO) – Industrial
Complete Online Training Program (Basic & Advanced)
Delivery Mode: 100% Online (Self-paced)
Practical Sessions: None
Target Audience: Radiation Protection Officers, Radiation Safety Officers, Industrial Radiographers, NDT Personnel, Oil & Gas Professionals, Manufacturing Industry Personnel, Engineers, Supervisors, Radiation Workers, HSE Professionals, Quality Inspectors, Maintenance Engineers, and Industrial Facility Managers.
Recommended Duration:
- Basic Level: 20–25 Hours
- Advanced Level: 25–30 Hours
- Total Course Duration: 45–55 Hours
ADVANCED LEVEL
Module 1 – Advanced Radiation Physics
Topics
- Radiation interactions
- Photon attenuation
- Neutron shielding
- Scatter radiation
- Build-up factors
- Radiation transport concepts
Module 2 – Advanced Radiation Detection
Topics
- Detector efficiency
- Energy response
- Instrument calibration
- Background correction
- Quality assurance
- Instrument troubleshooting
Module 3 – Industrial Radiography Safety
Topics
- Gamma radiography
- X-ray radiography
- Exposure devices
- Source projectors
- Guide tubes
- Remote handling
- Exposure calculations
- Controlled zones
Module 4 – Sealed Source Management
Topics
- Source inventory
- Leak testing
- Security requirements
- Source storage
- Source tracking
- Disposal procedures
- Source replacement
Module 5 – Radiation Risk Assessment
Topics
- Hazard identification
- Risk matrix
- Exposure pathways
- Risk control measures
- Safety planning
- Job safety analysis
Module 6 – Radiation Shielding Design
Topics
- Shielding materials
- Concrete shielding
- Lead shielding
- Steel shielding
- Shielding calculations
- Barrier design
- Occupancy factors
Module 7 – Radiation Monitoring Programs
Topics
- Workplace monitoring
- Area monitoring
- Contamination surveys
- Dose trending
- Investigation levels
- Corrective actions
Module 8 – Radioactive Source Transport
Topics
- Package categories
- Labeling
- Transport Index
- Shipping documents
- Emergency response
- Security during transport
Module 9 – Radiation Protection Program
Topics
- Program development
- Safety procedures
- Local rules
- Auditing
- Continuous improvement
- Worker training
- Record management
Module 10 – Incident Investigation
Topics
- Root cause analysis
- Exposure investigations
- Corrective actions
- Preventive actions
- Lessons learned
- Regulatory reporting
Module 11 – Regulatory Compliance
Topics
- Licensing requirements
- Regulatory inspections
- Compliance audits
- Record keeping
- Enforcement actions
- Regulatory communication
Module 12 – Leadership for Radiation Protection Officers
Topics
- Safety leadership
- Communication skills
- Contractor management
- Safety culture
- Training management
- Team supervision
Module 13 – Documentation & Record Management
Topics
- Dose records
- Equipment records
- Calibration certificates
- Source inventory
- Leak test reports
- Incident reports
- Audit reports
Module 14 – Case Studies
Topics
- Industrial radiography incidents
- Lost source incidents
- Overexposure cases
- Transport incidents
- Regulatory case reviews
- Lessons learned
Module 15 – Final Online Assessment
- Comprehensive Online Examination (MCQs)
- Scenario-Based Questions
- Passing Score: 80%
Learning Resources
- HD video lectures
- Downloadable course manual (PDF)
- Presentation slides
- Reading materials
- Interactive quizzes
- Case studies
- Practical demonstration videos (recorded only; no live sessions)
- Self-assessment exercises
- Final online examination
Certificate Requirements
Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion – Radiation Protection Officer (RPO) – Industrial (Basic) and Radiation Protection Officer (RPO) – Industrial (Advanced) upon:
- Completing all online modules.
- Achieving the required passing score in the online assessments.
- Completing the course within the allotted access period.
Note: This curriculum is suitable for a fully online professional development course. If the course is intended for regulatory recognition (e.g., by UAE or other national authorities), additional practical training, supervised workplace experience, and competency assessments may be required by the relevant regulator before an individual can be formally appointed as a Radiation Protection Officer.