Radiation Safety Committee

Function

• Reviews, evaluates, and approves safety standards, facility standards, training requirements, and license requirements associated with the use, storage, and disposal of radioactive materials and radiation-producing machines, except for facilities and activities governed by federal license, in accordance with the requirements of WAC 246-235-090
• Reviews and approves all radioisotope procurement and utilization on campus
• Submits a written report to the vice president for research on audit activities performed, including results of audits and unusual or abnormal findings

Composition and tenure

• The Radiation Safety Committee shall be composed of at least 6 University faculty or staff knowledgeable in the fields which relate to radiation safety and serve 3-year terms
• The chair of the committee shall hold a full-time permanent faculty appointment, and shall be appointed by the vice president for research of the University.
• The Radiation Safety Officer shall be a permanent member and is the secretary of the committee.

Responsible to the president through the vice president for research.

Committee membership