Figure 1 Three Levels of Radiological Worker Training with Associated Training Requirements

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Radiological Worker Training

Instructor's Guide

Figure 1

Three Levels of Radiological Worker Training with Associated Training Requirements

Training Modules 1-8

Training Modules 1-7

Training Modules 1-9

and

Practical Factors 10.1

Practical Factors 10.3

and 10.2

Radiological Worker I

Radiological Worker I with HRA/VHRA

Radiological Worker II

Radiological Worker II (RW II) Training

This course consists of the core academics, the High/Very High Radiation Area

module, the Contamination Control module, and the appropriate practical factors.

This training is recommended for the radiological worker whose job assignments

involve unescorted entry into High Radiation Areas, Contamination Areas, High

Contamination Areas, and Airborne Radioactivity Areas. Further, workers who

have potential contact with hot particles or use gloveboxes with high

contamination levels should complete RW II training.

RW II training prepares the worker to work around higher radiation levels and

with contaminated materials normally associated with radiological

facilities/activities.

Evaluation Criteria

At the completion of the applicable course, the participant must successfully complete a

written exam and a practical evaluation to be considered to have successfully

completed the training. Successful completion of the written exam should be a

prerequisite for the practical factors evaluation.

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