At RSWA we’re seeking to support business continuity through engagement of the Radiological Council (RCWA) in terms of the provision of Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) consultancy services. Our intention was to be pro-active on behalf [...]
Following on from our last RSWA Talks article, What’s in a waste facility, and with this years disposal to the Intractable Waste Disposal Facility (IWDF) in Mount Walton being put off until later in the [...]
This is a short (and hopefully sweet) #RSWATalk we wanted to get out there given the timing is close and for the multitude of companies with radioactive waste in storage it will be welcome news [...]
Fixed radiation gauges... Are designed to be installed, commissioned and left in place for a long period of time, governed by the source’s manufacturer imposed recommended working life, which is typically fifteen years. The devices [...]
Simon Booth, RSWA’s MD presented at a Dangerous Goods conference recently outlining the complexities and differences with the transport of radioactive material in different jurisdictions. At this RSWATalks episode, for those that weren't at that [...]
There is a lot of information available internationally and within Australia on ‘safe’ levels of radiation exposure and on legislative dose limits. Although Dose Limitation is an important radiological management principle (legally required, clearly), it [...]
This story starts with Simon Booth from Radiation Services WA (RSWA for short) getting a request to assist with the replacement of a fixed radiation gauge which was being used for level detection on a [...]
Radiation Services WA feel that putting radiation exposure into perspective is one of our most important functions. Radiological risks should not be underestimated, but nor should they be exaggerated. Commonly radiation exposure from workplaces are [...]
Radiation Services WA has launched its new website. Here you can find details about the radiation services we provide & training courses we offer
