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Module 6: Radiological Access Controls and Postings
Instructor's Notes
a.
It is each worker's responsibility to read and
comply with all the information identified on
radiological postings, signs, and labels.
b.
Disregarding any of these or removing/relocating
them without permission can lead to:
1)
Unnecessary or excessive radiation dose .
2)
Personnel contamination.
3)
Disciplinary actions such as formal reprimand,
suspension, or even termination.
C. Areas a RW I Trained Person Can Enter
EO7 Identify the areas a
Radiological Worker I-
The level of training a radiological worker has successfully
trained person may enter.
completed determines the types of areas he/she can enter.
1.
Radiological Buffer Areas (RBAs)
EO5 Define the areas
controlled for radiological
RBAs are intermediate areas which DOE RCS
purposes.
recommends be established to prevent the spread of
radioactive contamination and to protect personnel
from radiation exposure. This area designation is not
required by 10 CFR 835 and its use may vary from site
to site.
a.
Posting Recommendations:
"CAUTION, RADIOLOGICAL BUFFER
AREA"
b.
Recommended requirements for unescorted entry
should include:
1)
Appropriate training, such as Radiological
EO6 Identify the minimum
Worker I Training.
or recommended
requirements for entering,
2)
Personnel dosimetry, as appropriate.
working in, and exiting
Radiological Buffer Areas.
3)
(Insert facility-specific information.)
c.
Recommended requirements for working in RBA
(Insert facility-specific information.)
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