Awareness of the Regulatory regimes / Licensing requirements in BU parts of the [M] Regulatory regime for entertainment licensing [E] International and national standards International laser safety standards GA BS EN 60825-1 Standard on safety of laser products DU BS EN 60825-2, -12 Standard for laser communication systems [C] DU IEC 60825-3 Guidance for lasers displays and shows [E] DU BS EN 60825-4 Standard for laser guarding [I, R] DU BS EN 60825-8 Guidelines for use of medical lasers [M] DU BS EN 60825-14 Laser Users’ Guide DU BS EN 207 Standard on personal eye protection DU BS EN 208 Eye protection for adjustment of lasers BU BS EN 61040 Laser power & energy measuring instruments BU BS EN 60601-2-22 Medical electrical equipment - Part 2: Safety of diagnostic and therapeutic laser equipment [M] BU JSP 390 Military Laser Safety [D] DU National & European health & safety guidance Guidance on the Safe Use of Lasers in Medical & Dental Practice DU [M] A Non-Binding Guide to the Artificial Optical GA Radiation Directive 2006/25/EC Radiation Safety of Lasers used for Display Purposes (HSG95) [E] DU Controlling the radiation safety of laser display installations (HSG224(L)) [E] DU Non-ionising radiation Radiation Safety of Lasers used for Display – (LAC 60/5) [E] BU Operational protection for lasers and ILSs Types of lasers (gas, liquid, solid state (crystal) and semiconductor) DU Types of intense light sources [M] BU Hazard identification and risk assessment DU Concept of maximum permissible exposure and nominal ocular DU hazard distance (including relevant calulations) Knowledge of environment in which lasers used DU Knowledge of type of people in the environment BU Management of risk DU Designation of areas DU Control measures (engineering, admin, personal protective DU equipment) DU Confirmation of correct PPE (including safety eyewear calculations) DU Operating rules and contingency planning DU Emergency procedures BU Remedial action (including medical incident management) Analysis of past incidents including experience feedback Organisation of laser protection Role of the LPA DU Role of the person responsible for day-to-day management of DU safety DU Principles of laser safety management BU Safety culture (importance of human behaviour) BU Communication skills (ability to instil safety culture into others) DU Record keeping (including audit reports) DU Quality control/auditing GA Dealing with contractors
Awareness of the Regulatory regimes / Licensing requirements in parts of the [M] Regulatory regime for entertainment licensing [E] BU International and national standards International laser safety standards BS EN 60825-1 Standard on safety of laser products BS EN 60825-2, -12 Standard for laser communication systems [C] IEC 60825-3 Guidance for lasers displays and shows [E] BS EN 60825-4 Standard for laser guarding [I, R] BS EN 60825-8 Guidelines for use of medical lasers [M] BS EN 60825-14 Laser Users’ Guide BS EN 207 Standard on personal eye protection BS EN 208 Eye protection for adjustment of lasers BS EN 61040 Laser power & energy measuring instruments BS EN 60601-2-22 Medical electrical equipment - Part 2: Safety of diagnostic and therapeutic laser equipment [M] JSP 390 Military Laser Safety [D] GA DU DU DU DU DU DU DU BU BU BU DU National & European health & safety guidance Guidance on the Safe Use of Lasers in Medical & Dental Practice [M] A Non-Binding Guide to the Artificial Optical Radiation Directive 2006/25/EC Radiation Safety of Lasers used for Display Purposes (HSG95) [E] Controlling the radiation safety of laser display installations (HSG224(L)) [E] Non-ionising radiation – Radiation Safety of Lasers used for Display (LAC 60/5) [E] DU GA DU DU BU Operational protection for lasers and ILSs Types of lasers (gas, liquid, solid state (crystal) and semiconductor) Types of intense light sources [M] Hazard identification and risk assessment Concept of maximum permissible exposure and nominal ocular hazard distance (including relevant calulations) Knowledge of environment in which lasers used Knowledge of type of people in the environment Management of risk Designation of areas Control measures (engineering, admin, personal protective equipment) Confirmation of correct PPE (including safety eyewear calculations) Operating rules and contingency planning Emergency procedures Remedial action (including medical incident management) Analysis of past incidents including experience feedback DU BU DU DU DU BU DU DU DU DU DU DU BU Organisation of laser protection Role of the LPA Role of the person responsible for day-to-day management of safety Principles of laser safety management Safety culture (importance of human behaviour) Communication skills (ability to instil safety culture into others) Record keeping (including audit reports) Quality control/auditing Dealing with contractors DU DU DU BU BU DU DU GA