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Manual Radiation Control Supplement |
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Part 5 Radiological Monitoring |
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The following
information shall be documented and maintained:
751-01)
Results of monitoring
for radiation
and radioactive
materials as required by Articles
413, 452,
and 551-555.
751-02)
Results of surveys, measurements, and calculations used to
determine individual occupation exposure
from external and internal sources as required by Articles
511-555.
751-03)
Results of surveys for the release of material and equipment as
required by Articles 421,
422,
and 553.
751-04)
Results of maintenance and calibration
performed on instruments and equipment as required by Articles
563, 564,
and 565.
751-05) Results of continuous computer logging of Controlled Area Radiation Monitors (CARMs), and other associated instrumentation used in monitoring radiological conditions.
The Jefferson Lab
Radiological Control Program requires the performance of radiation
and contamination surveys (as appropriate) to determine existing conditions in
a given location. Maps with sufficient
detail to permit identification of original survey and sampling locations shall
be maintained. Records should contain
sufficient detail to be meaningful even after the originator is no longer
available. Radiological surveys shall be
recorded on appropriate standard forms and should include the following common
elements:
752-01)
Date, time and purpose of the survey.
752-02)
General and specific location of the survey.
752-03)
Name and signature of the surveyor or analyst.
752-04)
Pertinent information needed to interpret the survey results.
752-05)
Reference to a specific Radiological Work
Permit if the survey is performed to support the permit.
752-06)
Instrument model and serial number.
752-07)
Results of
the measurements of area dose rates.
In addition to the
elements required by Article 752, records of
contamination surveys should include, at a minimum, the following information:
753-01)
Contamination levels (using appropriate units) and appropriate
supporting parameters including counting efficiency, counting time, correction
factors, type of radiation
and whether the contamination was fixed or removable.
753-02)
Location of areas found to contain high concentrations of
localized contamination.
753-03)
Follow-up survey
results for decontamination processes cross-referenced to the original survey.
In addition to the
elements provided in Article 752, records of airborne
radioactivity shall include, at a minimum, the following information:
754-01)
Model and serial number of the sampler or location of fixed
sampler.
754-02)
Air concentrations in general areas.
754-03)
Supporting
parameters, including collection efficiency, flow rate, duration of sampling,
correction factors and filter medium.
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RadCon Dept |
January 2004 |
January 2004 |
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