Challenges in promoting radiation safety culture

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Safety has quickly become an industry performance measure, and the emphasis on its reliability has always been part of a strategic commitment. This paper presents an approach taken by Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia) and authority to develop and implement safety culture for industries that uses radioactive material and radiation sources. Maintaining and improving safety culture is a continuous process. There is a need to establish a program to measure, review and audit health and safety performance against predetermined standards. Proper safety audit will help to identify the non-compliance of safety culture as well as the deviation of management, individual and policy level commitment; review of radiation protection program and activities should be preceded.

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Mod Ali, N. (2008). Challenges in promoting radiation safety culture. In Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology (Vol. 45, pp. 623–626). Taylor and Francis Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1080/00223131.2008.10875932

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