Fora
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F6.1 Worker Education and Training |
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F6.1.1 |
Why is RP training and education so important (accidents, incidents, near misses,….). S Niu |
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F6.1.2 |
Who has which responsibility? – International recommendations, Role of RPO, regulator, manufacturer - BSS requirements. J Wheatley |
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F6.1.3 |
Example NPP’s: Dose trends, usual practice, effective tools. W Harris |
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F6.1.4 |
Effectiveness of International Professional Organizations (eg IRPA). E Gallego |
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Panel Discussion:
Elena Buglova - PPT
Don Cool - PPT
Eduardo Gallego
Jean Koch - PPT
Shengli Niu
Olaf Schiebe
Annemarie Schmitt-Hannig - PPT
David Shier
John Wheatley
H Willis
F6.2 Security of Radioactive Sources (WINS)
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F6.2.1 |
The Role of the Radiation Protection Professional. C Leijen |
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F6.2.2 |
Education and Training. C Englefield |
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F6.2.3 |
The Role of Professional Societies. E Valdezco |
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F6.2.4 |
International Programmes. I Iliopoulos |
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F6.3 Nuclear Industry Forum (WNA) Dose Constraints for Korean Nuclear Power Plants. K Jeong In RP for Emergencies - an industry view. M Lips Challenges to the Future System of Radiation Protection. S Miyazaki Uranium Mining Industry Views on the ICRP Statement on Radon. J Takala |
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