Integrity, Ethics and Compliance
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Charles Sturt University ensures a safe environment, managing radiation risks in teaching and research.
Radiation safety measures are established and maintained throughout the University by the Radiation Safety Committee (RSC).
The committee supports the university's compliance with all relevant radiation legislation.
The use of ionising radiation is governed by the Protection from Harmful Radiation Act 1990 and its regulations. The RSC must approve the acquisition and/or use of radioactive material or irradiating apparatus before it is brought onto university premises or used by university staff or students.
The acquisition of radioactive material or irradiating apparatus must also be approved before being brought onto campus premises or used by university staff or students.
Learn moreIf you have concerns about any aspect of the conduct of research at Charles Sturt University, our dedicated web page provides a clear and confidential way to raise these issues.
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