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About ARPS
The Australian Radiation Protection Society was founded in 1975 and has more than 250 members engaged in radiation protection activities. Members are engaged in a variety of activities designed to ensure the safe use of both ionizing and non-ionizing radiation for a wide variety of applications, in medicine, pure and applied science, industry and mining.
The Society was renamed the Australasian Radiation Protection Society in 1997 to reflect the increasing involvement of members from outside of Australia, particularly from New Zealand.
Mission Statement
The primary objective of the society is to promote the principles, and practice of radiation protection, and to this end it seeks to:- Establish, and maintain professional standards of radiation protection practice
- Encourage co-operation among persons engaged in radiation protection activities
- Provide for and give support to scientific meetings on topics related to radiation protection
- Encourage publications in the field of radiation protection
Key Documents
- Constitution: ARPS Constitution
- Code of Ethics: ARPS Member Code of Ethics
- Membership Terms: ARPS Membership Terms of Reference
Position Statements
In our ongoing commitment to transparency and open dialogue, we’ve dedicated this section to Position Statements. Here, we articulate our stance on critical issues and developments in the field of radiation protection. These statements reflect our society’s values and our commitment to promoting safe and ethical practices in radiation protection. They serve as a guide for our members and the broader community, providing insight into our perspectives on emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities in our field.
Key Documents
ARPS Secretariat
Alternatively, direct ARPS Secretariat contact details are below:
The ARPS Secretariat| Telephone: | +61 (3) 97272858 |
| Email: | secretariat@arps.org.au |
| Postal Address: | PO Box 18, Mooroolbark, Victoria 3138, Australia |
Australian State Branches
Australian state branches of ARPS provide a local forum for radiation professionals. They also aim to improve local engagement, and awareness of radiation protection.