Laser safety training manual

In-House Laser Safety Hands-on training for staff, surgical or aesthetic Aesthetic Laser Light Based Procedures Training Laser Safety versus Clinical Treatment Safety - Two Separate Issues: Let's be very clear about this from the beginning. Establishment of an ANSI compliant Laser Safety Program, and the role of the LSO, is to maintain a. Eddie Ciprazo - Laser Safety Officer - () - Phillip Broughton - Alternate Laser Safety Officer - () Jim De Zetter - Radiation Safety Officer - () Professor Austin Roorda - Non-Ionizing Radiation Safety Committee Chair EHS Main Office. ehs@www.doorway.ru () UC Police Department. Emergency: () Assure that adequate laser safety training is provided to laser area personnel. Maintain necessary records. Periodically audit or survey by inspection for the presence and functionality of the laser safety features and control measures required for each Class 3B, Class 4 laser, or laser system in the laser facilities.

UC Berkeley EHS Laser Safety Program. lso@www.doorway.ru (link sends e-mail) Eddie Ciprazo - Laser Safety Officer - () - Phillip Broughton - Alternate Laser Safety Officer - () Jim De Zetter - Radiation Safety Officer - () 2. Hazards and Safety Standards. Introduction. The primary concern in laser safety is the possibility of eye injury. A secondary one is damage to the skin. Biological effects of laser light may depend on a number of factors including the wavelength of the light, its power, whether it. This Manual is divided into four sections (1) Laser Safety Pr ogram, (2) Classification and Control, (3) Non-Beam Hazards and (4) Appendices. • Section One, Laser Safety Program, describes the program roles and responsibilities.

This manual is designed to ensure the safe use of lasers and laser systems at the University of Section II - Personnel Training and Qualifications. Assure that all laser activities adhere to the applicable regulations and employ the proper safety precautions. • Provide basic laser safety training to all. new or unfamiliar activities should be obtained through consultation with the Laser Safety Officer (LSO). All users of lasers and laser-producing devices.