NORM Worker Training

Objective: The NORM Worker Training aims to educate participants on the hazards, safe handling practices, regulatory requirements, and protective measures associated with working in environments containing Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM).

Summary: This course provides essential knowledge about NORM, its occurrence, potential health risks, safe work practices, and regulatory compliance. Participants will learn how to identify, handle, and mitigate risks associated with NORM exposure in their work environments.

Duration:

  • Course Duration: 4hrs

  • Schedule: Offered as a full-day session or segmented sessions based on training needs.

Regulation Reference: The NORM Worker Training aligns with regulatory standards, including but not limited to:

  • Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines for radiation protection.

  • Industry-specific regulations and best practices for managing NORM exposure in various sectors.

Cost: $50.00

Course Topics:

  • Introduction to NORM and its presence in various industries

  • Health hazards associated with NORM exposure

  • Safe work practices and handling procedures for NORM-containing materials

  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) usage and requirements

  • Regulatory compliance and reporting procedures for NORM work environments

  • Emergency response protocols for NORM incidents

Who Should Attend: This course is suitable for workers, technicians, contractors, and personnel involved in industries where NORM is present, ensuring they understand the risks and necessary safety measures to work safely in environments containing naturally occurring radioactive materials.

For enrollment, scheduling, or further information, please contact the training provider or visit their website.

Note: The course content can be adapted to meet specific maritime industry needs or organizational requirements.

Contact Info

Calvin Rodrigue, Jr
calvin.rodrigue@fletcher.edu