Radiation safety includes the management of radiactive materials in a secure and protective manner to ensure protection of campus faculty, staff, students and visitors. The EH&S Radiation Safety Officer, chairs the Campus Radiation Safety Committee, which sets the policies and procedures for the management and control of radioactive materials in accrdance with applicable requirements of the U.S. NRC and the NYS Departments of Labor, Health, and Environmental Conservation.
The campus Radiation Safety program includes:
Dosimetry
Emergency Response
Lab Inspections
Leak Tests
NYSDOH Inspections
Radioactive Materials Safety
Radiation Safety Committee
Survey Meter Calibrations
Training
X-Ray Equipment inspections.
Contact EH&S at 878-4038 if there are any questions on radioactive material or radiation.
The Radiation Safety Committee has concluded that the wireless networks present at Buffalo State College do not present a hazard to persons working or otherwise spending time in College buildings. This conclusion was based on a review of literature, studies, and the results of radiation surveys associated with wireless networks. The committee's review has found the general consensus of the scientific community is that the level of RF exposure due to wireless networks is so low compared to the many other RF sources in the modern environment that health concerns from Wi-Fi exposure are not an issue. For more detailed information refer to the Wi-Fi position statement issued by the Radiation Safety Committee.
Environmental Health and Safety
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