Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority and IAEA Conclude Workshop on Workplace Monitoring
PNRA and the International Atomic Energy Agency completed a five-day national workshop on workplace radiation monitoring at the authority's headquarters.
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The Pakistan Nuclear Regulatory Authority (PNRA) has concluded a five-day National Workshop on Workplace Monitoring, held in collaboration with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) at PNRA headquarters.
The workshop focused on workplace monitoring practices, a key component of radiation safety programs that involves tracking radiation exposure and environmental conditions in facilities that use nuclear or radioactive materials. Such training programs are typically aimed at technical staff and regulators responsible for maintaining safety standards.
Part of continued IAEA cooperation
PNRA regularly partners with the IAEA on technical training and capacity-building programs as part of Pakistan's broader nuclear safety and regulatory framework. Workshops of this kind are designed to align national practices with international safety standards set by the IAEA.
Further details on the number of participants, specific topics covered during the five days, or any follow-up activities planned as a result of the workshop were not included in the available announcement.
The conclusion of the workshop reflects ongoing efforts by Pakistani regulatory authorities to strengthen technical expertise in radiation and workplace safety monitoring.
Sources
- PNRA and IAEA conclude National Workshop on Workplace Monitoring — APP (Pakistan)
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