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|  Radiological Safety Training for Plutonium Facilities
DOEHDBK11452001
Instructor's Guide
Show OT 31.
VII. Radiological Surveys and Monitoring at
Plutonium Facilities
Obj. 7
A. Surveys
Identify the radiological
surveys at plutonium facilities.
1. Radiological control surveys
In order to maintain good radiological controls,
the radiological control organization establishes
a program to periodically survey most areas in
the buildings. Rooms are not the only things
surveyed. Equipment (such as gloveboxes and
gloves, hoods, and piping) is also included. A
good radiological control program aids in early
detection of contamination.
2. Radiological control practices
Refer students to
Personnel who work with or around plutonium
Handout LL 2.
should perform periodic surveys. For instance,
Discuss (optional).
when working in gloveboxes, personnel should
check periodically (every 15-30 minutes) to
ensure that there has been no compromise of
the port gloves by monitoring their hands and
arms on radiation detection instruments. If
contamination is found, they should survey any
area of the body that may have been
contaminated (such as the hands, arms, chest,
or face.
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