This link will provide information about the initiative in general as well as the details regarding all the meetings and webinars. December 1, : A Table of Contents for 12VAC with links to each section is available on the regulations page and here for your convenience. September 29, Following the June 20th announcement, the RMP has created the following guidance for licensees desiring to amend their license and allow possession of the Ge generator for the purpose of manufacturing the Ga dose to be used for imaging.
Please use this document when creating your amendment request. If you have any questions regarding this process, please contact us at If you have any questions regarding sending waste in Kentucky, please contact us. September 12, : Recently notification was sent to appropriate licensees regarding the authorization to utilize Instadose dosimeters and use of an electronic device that functions as both alarming ratemeter and electronic dosimeter.
A copy of these notifications is included here Instadose Exemption and Electronic device exemption for your convenience. This revision removed all references to 10 CFR and replaced them with verbiage; and updated the regulations to be compatible with 10 CFR.
Please visit our regulations page left to obtain pdf copies of the applicable parts relative to your licensed program. If you have any questions please contact us. The revision will become effective on August 25th. The new regulations will be published in a pdf format on our regulations webpage for you to download on August 25th. For a copy of the revised regulations, click here: 12VAC publication. June 20, : Recently, the Food and Drug Administration FDA approved the use of a new diagnostic imaging agent to detect rare neuroendocrine tumors.
This approval is specifically for the use of Netspot, a kit in the preparation of Ga dotatate. In order to produce this agent, a Ge generator must be possessed and used. The RMP is issuing the following exemption letter to medical licensees regarding the use of Ge generators: Ge exemption letter.
The guidance is available by clicking: Icon Guidance The VRMP considers current licensees using older revisions to be grandfathered to this current revision.
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Hearing Conservation. Summarizes the required component of OSHA's hearing conservation program for general industry. Covers monitoring, audiometric testing, hearing protectors, training, and recordkeeping requirements.
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