Frequently Asked Questions
General Policy
Complete the request form on our certificate or receipt request page and a copy of your certificate/receipt will be sent to you by e-mail within 48-hours. Certificate copies are $25 each and receipt copies are $10 each to cover administrative costs.
Please keep in mind that there is no expiration date for access to the system to print off additional certificates.
Go to the course login page and click on the "Forgot Password?" link. This will take you to the Forgot Password page where you can submit your e-mail that you used to access the course and a link for updating your password will be e-mailed to you.
Portable Nuclear Gauge Safety Training
Yes, online training is acceptable per the NRC.
In June 2016, the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission provided guidance regarding online training in NUREG-1566, Volume 1, Rev. 2, Appendix C as follows:
"Online training for portable gauge users is acceptable. The online training topics should follow the suggested Course Content shown in Appendix C. Any online training should be supplemented by the practical hands-on training also described under Course Content. The applicant/licensee should demonstrate how it will meet the training described under Course Content and may consider providing a copy of the curricula covered in the course."
ATI's Nuclear Gauge Safety Course has been submitted to the NRC under one of our clients materials license and been found to meet the NRC's requirements for training along with additional hands on training by the licensee.
The course has been designed to meet the NRC requirements outlined NUREG-1566, Volume 1, Rev. 2, Appendix C.
The practical hands-on training portion shall be provided by the licensee holder's Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) or designated individual. The hands-on training should be completed using the type of nuclear gauge (Troxler, Instrotek, CPN, etc.) to be used prior to the user operating a nuclear gauge.
Per the U.S. NRC, NUREG-1566, Volume 1, Rev. 2, Appendix C: "Any online training should be supplemented by the practical hands-on training also described under Course Content. The applicant/licensee should demonstrate how it will meet the training described under Course Content and may consider providing a copy of the curricula covered in the course."