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Nuclear Emergency First Aid

Intended Audience

  • Nuclear Plant Operators

  • Radiation Safety Officers (RSOs)

  • Hospital Radiology Departments

  • Industrial Radiographers

  • Laboratory Personnel Handling Radioisotopes

  • Emergency Response Teams

  • Warehouse/Storage Facility Staff for Radioactive Material

  • Security Personnel in Nuclear Facilities

Overview

This specialized training program equips participants with essential first aid skills and protocols designed for nuclear emergencies. It focuses on radiation-specific risks, contamination control, and life-saving procedures. Ideal for industries that manufacture, store, or work with radioactive materials, the course aligns with IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) and OSHA guidelines for radiation safety and emergency response.

Mode In Instruction

  • Audio-visual classroom training with case studies

  • Practice While Watching (PWW): Hands-on simulations for radiation incidents

  • Live drills and tabletop exercises focused on contamination control

  • Manikin-based practical sessions for life-threatening scenarios

Course Duration:

  • 6 Hours

Certification

  • Nuclear Emergency First Aid Completion Certificate

Content/Modules

  • ABC of Life Support tailored for radiation exposure

  • Radiation Contamination & Decontamination Techniques

  • Emergency Action Steps for burns, fractures, and radiation sickness

  • Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in radiation zones

  • First Aid Protocols for Radiation Burns and Inhalation Exposure

  • Handling Seizures, Shock, and Heat Stress in Radioactive Environments

  • Managing Psychological Stress and Trauma

  • Communication & Coordination with Local Emergency Services

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