RPO DRS-D
- Recognised diploma
- Practically aimed training
- Most often chosen training for working with radioactive substances
RPO - Dispersible radioactive substances level D
12 May 2025
The RPO DRS-D Course
This hands-on course trains staff who supervise operations with dispersible radioactive substances (open sources) at D-level radionuclide laboratories, with a maximum radioactivity of 0.2 Reinh.
Are you not in a supervisory role, but do you work with radioactive substances in dispersible form? Then this course is also very suitable for you! This course then counts as the mandatory instruction focused on the radiation risks of the working environment.
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Structure of the RPO DRS-D course
The RPO DRS-D course consists of 7 contact days including the exam, in which the following working methods are applied:
- Classroom theory lessons consisting of a mix of:
- Lectures
- Homework discussions
- Multiple-choice practice tests
- Discussions
- Practice with small assignments
- Exercise classes:
- Practice with larger exercises
- Communication skills and attitude (soft skills): practice with incidents and other casuistry
- Exam training:
- Performing practice exams with extensive review of the questions
- Practical work, where theory is applied and brought to life
- Exam
- Review of the exam (optional)
- Specialised (guest) lecturers
- Practicals in our own facilities
- 3-in-1 training