Radiation Safety Training

Master radiation safety from A to Z. Learn critical theory, risk controls, and UK legal standards—flexible, online and career-ready.

Overview:

Radiation Safety Training: Read A–Z is a thoughtfully designed online course created for those looking to grasp the essentials of radiation risks, types, protection protocols, and UK legislation—all in one clear and accessible package. You’ll learn how radiation works, where it’s found, why it matters, and how to manage exposure without the jargon or fluff. This isn’t about overwhelming you with science—it’s about making safety make sense.

With expert-led guidance, learners are introduced to safety limits, risk assessment, signage, contamination control, and key responsibilities under UK law. Whether you work in healthcare, research, industrial settings, or simply want to expand your understanding, this course gives you the groundwork to think critically and act responsibly when radiation is involved. Delivered 100% online, the content suits professionals who value flexibility but still want structured, serious knowledge.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify sources and types of radiation found in various settings.
• Explain basic health risks associated with radiation exposure.
• Understand UK regulations relevant to radiation safety and protection.
• Assess controlled area requirements and monitoring procedures effectively.
• Recognise standard radiation signage and labelling in workplaces.
• Outline essential steps in radiation incident response and control.

Who is this Course For:

• Those working near or around radiation-emitting equipment or substances.
• Laboratory staff responsible for monitoring or managing radiation sources.
• Healthcare workers using diagnostic or therapeutic radiation tools.
• Students preparing for careers in radiography or nuclear science.
• Researchers dealing with radioactive materials in university environments.
• Engineers in nuclear, medical or energy-related project teams.
• HSE officers seeking to update their knowledge of radiation rules.
• Managers supervising teams in controlled or restricted areas.

Career Path (UK average salary):

• Radiation Protection Adviser – £45,000/year
• Medical Physics Technician – £32,000/year
• Health and Safety Officer (Radiation) – £38,000/year
• Radiological Scientist – £42,000/year
• Nuclear Engineer (Radiation Safety Focus) – £52,000/year
• Environmental Health Officer (Radiation Specialist) – £40,000/year