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Radiation Protection Field Operations Program Review

This program review covers the implementation, compliance monitoring, and training for radiological safety practices. It includes surveys, monitoring, emergency response, and radioactive material handling. The review focuses on ensuring regulatory compliance and personnel safety with continuous surveillance.

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Radiation Protection Field Operations Program Review

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  1. Program Manager’s Review Name of Program: Radiation Protection Field Operations Group Program Manager: Jim Allan Date: 19 September 2005

  2. RP Field Operations Group • Qualified as DOE Radiological Control Technicians. Written and Practical Examinations. 2 year qualification cycle. • Electronics background, Instrument Calibration. • 6 Health Physics Technicians (HPT III) • 1 Principal Science and Engineering Technician

  3. RP Field Operations Program Purpose • Implement, assist, and ensure compliance with radiological safety regulations, and ALARA principal practices in the field Practically, Simply and Consistently.

  4. Radiological Surveys (40-50/2 weeks) Posting and Labeling Survey Materials ( 50-100/Month) Radiological Work Coverage (10 jobs/M) Ship & Rec Radioactive Materials(10 /M) Instrumentation (>300) Surveillance of work and personnel Program Description

  5. More Description • Radioactive source management. (372) • Passive area monitoring placement (300) • Emergency Response • Radiological Training, RWT I, RWT II classroom, examinations, SME. • HEPA Ventilation / Vacuum certifications, with LLNL (20) • Material Studies using Sources, RCF

  6. 10CFR835 10CFR71, 49CFR, ICAO Others DOE-STD-1027 Safety Analysis Documents DOE 10CFR835 Implementation Guides Surveys, posting, training, sources… Transport of RAM Hazard Categorization, Radiological Vs Nuclear Requirements

  7. Self Assessment Methodology • Completion of surveys-Checklists, review of all documented radiological surveys. • Passive Monitoring results-RCA posting • Amount of Phone calls to 4299 • Continuous Surveillance in the Field

  8. Self Assessment Results • Required Radiological surveys completed • No Occupied, unposted RCA’s • 10-20 Phone calls per day • Few unidentified Rad Materials • No Personnel Contaminations • Entry Requirements adhered to

  9. Risks / Avoiding • Personnel Exceeding Radiation Exposure limits • Radiation Physics relationship re shielding and dose control plans. • Continuous Radiological surveys for changing conditions. • Meaningful Radiological Posting e+ vault, BSY, Klystrons & Test Lab, RCF 25 R/h 25R/h, 50R/h 11000 R/h

  10. Risks / Avoiding • Radioactive Material to General Public • Admin rules/ Survey all material from Accelerator housing • Good working relationship with others • Salvage surveys • Training

  11. Risks / Avoiding • Personnel Contamination • Experienced Health Physics Personnel • Training, Briefings, Work Planning • PPE • Ventilation • HEPA Vacuums • Containments • Surveys

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  13. Little Known Facts -American car horns beep in the tone of F. -No piece of paper can be folded in half more than 7 times. -You burn more calories sleeping than you do watching television.

  14. Little Known Facts -The 57 on the Heinz ketchup bottle represents the number of varieties of pickles the company once had. -A 'Jiffy' is actually a unit of time for 1/100th of a second.

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