Radiological Emergency Workshop | Bronte SIAL | |
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This workshop involves a tabletop scenario discussion exercise focusing on reviewing organisational steps for managing a radiological incident. The goal is not to resolve the incident but rather to explore the various roles and responsibilities involved, while assessing Australia’s readiness and capabilities. Participants will have the chance to apply international guidelines within a national framework, identify potential gaps, and enhance preparedness for responding to radiological incidents. | ![]() Bronte’s career highlights encompass leadership in managing intricate projects concerning the transportation, removal, and safe disposal of high-activity radioactive sources. She also excels in the meticulous characterization and inventory management of radiation source stores and contaminated land, ensuring compliance with stringent safety protocols. Her expertise extends to providing strategic guidance on technical and regulatory aspects of radiation safety programs, earning her recognition as a trusted authority in the radiation sector. Within ANSTO’s Radiation Emergency Management Team, Bronte plays a crucial role in providing leadership and specialist advice to a diverse array of stakeholders, including government agencies. Her responsibilities encompass ensuring preparedness for radiological and nuclear incidents, such as deployments involving nuclear-powered vessels and events involving source recovery and dispersal. Bronte’s contributions are instrumental in ANSTO’s proactive response to various incidents, including the Western Australian lost radioactive source and a trained level two Incident Controller. Bronte Sial’s career is marked by a profound commitment to enhancing radiation safety practices and emergency preparedness. Her depth of knowledge, coupled with her hands-on experience in managing complex scenarios, underscores her indispensable role in safeguarding public and environmental health in the face of radiological challenges. |
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Date | 22 October 2024 | |
Time | 0715 – 0845 | |
Duration | 1.5 hours | |
Registration | To be announced soon |
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