Radiation Safety | College of Eastern Idaho (CEI)

Radiation Safety

What do our students learn?

Provide contamination and radiation exposure control
Conduct sampling, monitoring, surveying, and evaluating to identify potential occupational health hazards caused by exposure
Use industry safe principals, concepts, and practices
Maintain detailed records of sampling activities
Handle and use a variety of monitoring, sampling, and analytical equipment

Why CEI's Rad Safety program?

Lowest Cost in Idaho
High Wages
Only Radiation Safety program in Idaho
16:1 student-to-teacher ratio
8-week summer internship at INL and other nuclear sites
Experienced, qualified Instructors

How Long Will it Take?

INTERMEDIATE TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE (ITC)
12 month total includes:

2 full-time semesters in the professional program
1 summer internship

Where are our Graduates Working?

US nuclear commercial power plants
US Department of Labor site
Mixed waste facilities
Nuclear contractors
Environmental treatment companies
Private companies in the oil and gas industry

How much do our graduates make?

Over the last five years, our graduates started out averaging $40,560 to $68,640 a year. (Based on a 2080 hour work year, wage information is given within the first year of employment.)

Placement:

94.16% - (Average positive placement for graduates over the past 5 years)