In industries that work with radioactive materials —such as healthcare, research, and nuclear energy—ensuring the safety of workers and the surrounding environment is paramount. That’s where a site Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) comes in. This important role combines expert knowledge of radiation protection with a commitment to safety, compliance, and risk management.

Whether you’re considering becoming an RSO or looking to refine your skills, this guide will help you navigate the necessary steps to effectively assume this responsibility.

In this document, we’ll dive into the key requirements to become a site Radiation Safety Officer, the certifications and training you’ll need, and the responsibilities that come with overseeing radiation safety programs.

So, if you’re ready to take on a role that plays a crucial part in protecting both people and the environment, click here to learn more about what it takes to become a site Radiation Safety Officer!