Radiation Safety Awareness
Awareness of ionising-radiation hazards, dose limits and protection principles.
Industry
Uranium mining, nuclear infrastructure and radiation safety — where specialised competence is essential.
Discuss training for your teamUranium operations and nuclear infrastructure add ionising-radiation hazards to the usual industrial risks. Personnel need both strong general HSE competence and specialised radiation-protection knowledge.
IOSS provides radiation-safety and protection training alongside accredited HSE qualifications, hazard-control and environmental-management programmes tailored to uranium mining and nuclear-related operations.
Courses
Accredited and specialist programmes most relevant to this sector — all part of our catalogue.
Awareness of ionising-radiation hazards, dose limits and protection principles.
Practical radiation protection for personnel working with radioactive sources and in nuclear/uranium operations.
The benchmark international health & safety qualification (current specification). Two units: GIC1 — a 24-hour open-book scenario assessment with a closing interview — and GIC2, a 3-hour practical risk assessment. Points-based marking, 60% to pass. Delivered in Russian over 25–30 days ahead of the GIC1 sitting (four per year).
The world-recognised safety course for line managers — practical risk management, responsibilities and measuring performance.
Safe entry, working and rescue principles for confined spaces.
Assessing and controlling the health risks of hazardous substances used in production.
Permit-to-work systems and control of work for hazardous tasks.
Fundamentals of safe isolation and lock-out / tag-out across systems.
Systematic hazard identification for projects and operations.
Practical environmental awareness — impacts, controls and everyone’s role in sustainability.
Managing hazardous waste safely and in compliance.
Core first aid with CPR and automated external defibrillator basics.
Electrical hazards, safe distances and safe working practices around electrical equipment.
Developing, testing and maintaining site emergency-response plans.
Identifying UN classes, divisions and proper shipping names for dangerous goods.
Selecting UN packaging and applying correct marks, labels and placards.
Maintaining environmental records and preparing regulatory environmental reporting.
Carrying out environmental impact assessments for projects and operations.
Assessing, remediating and managing contaminated land and soil.
Certified lead-auditor training for auditing environmental management systems.
Certified lead-auditor training for auditing occupational health & safety management systems.
Certified lead-auditor training for auditing information-security management systems.
We design in-house training around your sites, procedures and risks — delivered on location or online.
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