EXAM COVERAGE - OIC/RSO Test
The OIC/RSO (Officer in Charge / Radiological Safety Officer) Test
evaluates knowledge and competency in radiation safety, regulatory
compliance, and operational oversight. Key topics include federal and
state regulations regarding the use of radioactive materials, radiation
exposure limits, and licensing requirements. The exam covers radiation
detection and monitoring, contamination control, emergency
response procedures, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Candidates are tested on recordkeeping, reporting requirements, and
responsibilities of the OIC/RSO in ensuring safe use of radioactive
sources. Additional areas include radiation physics fundamentals,
shielding principles, safe handling and storage of radioactive
materials, and incident investigation protocols.
,There is no need to pre-coordinate after hours training because
Range Control is operational 24/7.
False
Who will determine if Emergency Management Services (EMS) are
required in the event of a medical incident?
OIC & Medic
In the event of an emergency requiring a medevac, who will initiate
the call to 9-1-1?
Range Control
, The CLS/Medic must have the following equipment and capabilities
present on live fire ranges:
-Radio communications with Range Control
-A strip map showing the quickest route from the range to the nearest
gate and hospital
-A standard aid bag fully stocked with items that are not expired
-A litter suitable for casualty evacuation
-A designated litter-bearing vehicle on site with a driver other than the
CLS/Medic and capable of transporting a litter patient