University officials had already decided to add two new professionals to the office's staff during the next fiscal year, St. Pierre said. The university holds eight separate NRC licenses for research, education and medical therapy uses and its use of radioactive materials is spread across more than 600 laboratories on campus. More than 250 individual research supervisors are responsible for the proper use of these substances and for preventing the public's exposure to them. The NRC charges follow a two-month routine inspection of the university by the agency from September to November 1993. During that time, the NRC inspected records in the Office of Radiation Safety, examined laboratories and other facilities, and interviewed faculty and staff involved in the program.
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