International Radiological and Nuclear Training for Emergency Response (Mobile Training Solution: Romania)

The aim of this course is to provide radiation protection specialists, first responders, law enforcement, and emergency managers with the practical knowledge needed to effectively respond to a radiological mishap. Instruction is provided through briefings, equipment demonstrations, and field exercises employing a wide variety of radiation detection instrumentation, radiation sources, and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Learning Objective:
The course covers response methods to a variety of nuclear and radiological incidents, including search, response to a portal alarm, and consequence management in the event of a radiological material release, ranging from a small, localized release to a larger incident such as one caused by a radiological dispersal device. Upon successful completion, students will understand the principles needed to organize and conduct a radiological emergency response, have practical experience applying those principles in realistic scenarios, and understand how to protect themselves and the public from contamination.

Expected Training Audience:
This course is designed for emergency response personnel and other experienced professionals actively seeking refresher training.