Radiation Safety DepartmentRecords 1989

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Radiation Safety DepartmentRecords 1989

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The Radiation Safety Department Recordsconsist of the Radiation Safety Manual issued in April 1989 by OregonState University. The Radiation Safety Department implements the writtendirectives of the Radiation Safety Committee and provides services toresearchers, laboratories and facilities using radioactive materials,ionizing radiation production equipment, and lasers.

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