Monitoring radiation levels
Measuring and testing equipment and techniques to identify the levels of radiation or radioactive substances
Performing risk analysis
Identifing and assessing factors that may jeopardise the success of a project
Radiation protection of the mining sites
Assessing estimated radiological impacts on mine workers
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Ghana Association for Radiation Protection

National Representative of International Radiation Protection Association (IRPA)

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A society of Radiation Protection Officers

Ensuring compliance with legislation and regulations by enforcing safety measures.

Developing radiation protection plans in particular for radiation facilities.

Ensuring the safety of the public from radiation exposure.

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Why join Us GARP ?

  • A direct link with the International Radiation Protection Association - IRPA
  • Professional Status – use of the designatory letters for Members.
  • Access to GARP corporate email accounts for professional correspondences.
  • Ready access to fellow workers in the area of radiation protection.
  • Access to topical information on Radiological Protection and the consequent ability to keep up-to-date
  • Connect with Peers for endorsement of professional competence.
  • The opportunity for direct involvement in different aspects of radiological protection through GARP committees
  • Give you greater influence within your organisation and industry
  • Joining GARP will provide evidence of your expertise, competence and continuing professional development
  • Information about job vacancies and career opportunities

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Theme: Empowering the Next Generation for a Safer Tomorrow

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