- 1. The topics required under R9-7-1408(C)(3);
2. The physics of laser radiation and radiation from intense pulsed light devices, including:
- a. Definitions;
- b. Laser terminology;
- c. Fundamentals of laser radiation and intense pulsed light device radiation;
- d. Basic radiometric units and measurement devices;
e. Categories of lasers and other light-emitting devices, including information regarding:
- i. Laser diodes;
- ii. Solid-state, liquid, and gas lasers; and
- iii. Intense pulsed light devices;
- f. Laser types, wavelengths, pulse shapes, modes, power, and energy produced; and
- g. Descriptions and uses of lasers and intense pulsed light devices; and
3. Hazards and methods to mitigate damage and to increase safety, including:
- a. Biological effects of laser or intense pulsed light device light;
- b. Laser hazard evaluations, range equations, and other calculations;
c. Damage mechanisms, including:
- i. Eye hazards;
- ii. Skin hazards, including information regarding skin types and skin anatomy;
- iii. Absorption and wavelength effects; and
- iv. Thermal effects;
- d. Criteria for setting the maximum permissible exposure levels for eye and skin associated hazards;
- e. Photochemistry;
- f. Photosensitive medications;
- g. Explosive, electrical, and chemical hazards;
- h. Fire, ionizing radiation, cryogenic hazards, and other hazards as applicable; and
- i. Methods to minimize hazards.
A registrant shall ensure that an individual has completed training in all of the following before the individual is designated as a Laser Safety Officer, according to R9-7-1408(C)(1):
Historical Note
New Section R9-7-1410 recodified from R12-1-1410 at 24 A.A.R. 813, effective March 22, 2018 (Supp. 18-1).
Section R9-7-1410 repealed; new Section R9-7-1410 renumbered from Appendix D and amended by final expedited rulemaking at 32 A.A.R. 721 (March 27, 2026, Issue 13) with an immediate effective date of March 5, 2026 (Supp. 26-1).