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|  DOE-HDBK-1130-98
Module 9: Radioactive Contamination Control
Instructor's Notes
2.
Minimum requirements for entering Contamination,
EO9 Identify the minimum
High Contamination, and Airborne Radioactivity
requirements for entering
Areas without an escort.
Contamination, High
Contamination, and
a.
Appropriate training, such as Radiological Worker
Airborne Radioactivity
II training.
Areas.
b.
Personnel dosimetry, as appropriate.
c.
Protective clothing and respiratory protection as
specified in the RWP.
d.
Worker's signature on the RWP, as applicable.
e.
Pre-job briefings, as applicable.
f.
(Insert facility-specific information.)
3.
Minimum requirements for working in
EO9 Identify the minimum
Contamination, High Contamination, and Airborne
requirements for working in
Radioactivity Areas.
Contamination, High
Contamination, and
a.
Avoid unnecessary contact with contaminated
Airborne Radioactivity
surfaces.
Areas.
b.
Secure equipment (lines, hoses, cables, etc.,) to
prevent them from crossing in and out of
contamination areas.
c.
When possible, wrap or sleeve materials,
equipment, and hoses.
d.
Place contaminated materials in appropriate
containers when finished.
e.
Do not touch exposed skin surfaces. High levels of
skin contamination can cause a significant skin
dose. It may also lead to internal contamination
with radioactive material.
f.
Avoid stirring contamination as it could become
airborne.
g.
Do not smoke, eat, drink, or chew. Do not put
anything in your mouth.
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