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Key Documents

Key Documents

Key Documents section includes local rules, generic risk assessments, processes etc.

Risk Assessments

The generic risk assessments are University wide. This means that they apply to all applications to which they refer. If you find your application varies from the generic assessments then attach an appendix stating how the application varies and any outcomes in terms of exposure.

Please use this new radiation risk assessment template (May 2025) for all future RRAs. Here is an example of RRA for cabinet X-rays using the new template. More examples for other practices to follow.

Generic Risk Assessments:

Generic risk assessment for work with P-32

Generic risk assessment for work with soft beta emitters

Generic risk assessment for work with tritium

Generic risk assessment for work with U and Th

Supplementary / focussed radiation risk assessments

Local Rules/ RPS Appointment

The generic local rules and other templates can be downloaded and amended to meet your situation:

Please use this new local rules template (May 2025). Here is an example of Local Rules for cabinet X-rays using the new template. More examples for other practices to follow.

Contingency plan template

SOP-27: Local Contingency Plan Rehearsal

RPS Appointment letter template

RPS Nomination

Radionuclide data sheet

Ionising Radiation Safety Signs

Ionising Radiation Safety Signs

Please find template signs here.

The signs are in a fillable PDF template file: they have to be ammended with with names, rooms, contact numbers. Customise your signs and print out.

Printing options are obviously dependent upon the paper you require i.e. 'normal' paper that can be sandwiched in a sign holder or laminated, tamper-proof or waterproof adhesive paper.

Signs are to RGB colours and their design compliant with:

  • BS ISO 3864-3: 2012 Graphical symbols - safety colours and safety signs: Part 3 Design principles for graphical symbols for use in safety signs.
  • BS EN ISO 7010: 2012 Graphical symbols – safety colours and safety signs – registered safety signs (ISO 7010: 2011).
  • The Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 SI 1996 (341) (HSE L64).

The wording in blue boxes can be changed. If variants are required please contact Radiation Safety Unit (56982).

QR codes provide access to further advice, guidance or information.

Signs are designed to be used as A4 or A5.