TXST staff sit in a classroom and listen to a safety presentation by EHSREM
RadMat Training
Prior to working with, handling, and storing radioactive materials, the RadMat Handler training must be completed.
Radionuclides
Research is normally performed using a select number of radioactive isotopes. Generally, these isotopes are short lived, meaning they will decay to stable daughter products within a reasonable length of time, and are beta emitters. However, there are exceptions to both of these general statements.
Tritium
(PDF, 86.4KB)
Carbon14
(PDF, 78.1KB)
Phosphorus32
(PDF, 170KB)
Sulfur35
(PDF, 260KB)
Iodine125
(PDF, 128KB)
*Texas State is currently NOT authorized to use Iodine 125.
Radioactive Material Resources
Forms
Radiation Contamination Survey
(PDF, 29.7KB)
Radiation Contamination Survey Log
(PDF, 67.2KB)
Radioactive Material Transfer
(PDF, 504KB)
Radioactive Disposal Log
(PDF, 87.7KB)
Radioisotope Usage
(PDF, 86.5KB)
Guidance Documents
Radiation Safety Manual
(PDF, 476KB)
Maintaining RadMat Notebook
(PDF, 22.5KB)
Rule of Thumb
(PDF, 146KB)
Ten Golden Rules
(PDF, 94.2KB)