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Empowering India’s Irradiation Industry: IIAI’s Milestones

The irradiation industry is making steady progress in India and has seen growth over the past few years. and thus, a few of us, entrepreneurs formed and registered the Irradiation Industries Association of India (IIAI)

The association provides a common platform and support to the irradiation industry with the objective of advancing the safe and beneficial use of Irradiation technology

The IIAI is also concerned about the manpower situation and put in utmost efforts to liaise between the Industry and the Regulators. Apart from making representations before the AERB, and others on common issues faced by the entrepreneurs, the stakeholders requested the RP&AD authority to hold certification courses for both RPF-Operators and RPF-RSO categories.

However, the pandemic presented difficulties, and this could not be arranged. IIAI then volunteered to hold virtual classes for the RS-Operators course and was given the authorisation by the RP&AD. Thus, IIAI has started holding the Operators course from August 2021.

The IIAI took this to the next level and proposed RP&AD to organise the RSOs courses too. IIAI has listed out potential faculty members from the industry and roped in Ex-DAE subject experts for teaching purposes. The IIAI has successfully organised 1st RSO course in August 2022. IIAI has been working for the benefit of the irradiation industry and inviting suggestions from the industry for improving services and growth of Radiation Processing Technology across all states in the country.

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Please refer to the "About Us" section.

Any professional or enthusiast in the field of industrial automation can apply for membership.

Presently there is only annual membership. Please download the 'Membership Form' from our website.

Membership is renewed annually in April.

Members gain access to all IIAI activities and receive discounts on course enrolment fees. Members may approach concerned authorities through IIAI to clear any issues/ queries / clarifications w r to anytechnical/ regulatory aspects

At present, IIAI conducts theory classes and facilitate practical and industrial training for the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARCI approved courses for Gamma &Ebeam Operators and RSO.

Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), BARC, Board of Radiation & Isotope Technologies (BRIT) which are subsidiary units of Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India sets the syllabus; and BARC approves certification course and issues certificates to the successful trainees

Yes, candidates will participate in practical sessions and visits to radiation processing plants.

Radiological Physics & Advisory Division (RP&AD) of BARC and BRITand conduct practical training, exams, and certification.

Yes, Certification is mandatory to get employed as an radiation plant Operator or Radiation Safety Officer in Gamma or Ebeam Plants.

Certified candidates need to register in AERB portal to work in Gamma/Ebeam plants.

No, only companies from the irradiation industry can sponsor candidates.

Industries should send the application form of the candidates and required documents to IIAI office for verification.

Candidates with required qualifcation from radiation industries are eligible ( ref. qualification Section)

Certification is issued in the successful candidate's name.

Please refer to the “Certification Courses Information” section.

Please refer to the “Certification Courses Information” section.

The company should send the required documents to the IIAI office.

Applications should be sent to the IIAI office in Mumbai, with proper signature and stamp.

Upon verification, candidates will receive a confirmation email with further instructions.

The course schedule will be emailed to each candidate.

Lunch, tea, coffee, and study materials are provided.

They will not be allowed to take the examination.

Yes, candidates who do not clear the course can reapply for the next session.

Incomplete attendance may prevent a candidate from sitting for the exam and viva-voce.

Failing to achieve the minimum required score may prevent certification.

Ensure all information is accurate, including correct names, TLD numbers, and original supporting documents.