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DOE-HDBK-1130-98
Module 9: Radioactive Contamination Control
Instructor's Notes
e.
Move probe slowly over surface, approximately 2
inches per second.
f.
Perform frisk as follows:
DOE RCS.
1)
Head (pause at mouth and nose for
approximately 5 seconds).
2)
Neck and shoulders.
3)
Arms (pause at each elbow).
4)
Chest and abdomen.
5)
Back, hips, and seat of pants.
6)
Legs (pause at each knee).
7)
Shoe tops.
8)
Shoe bottoms (pause at sole and heel).
9)
Personnel and supplemental dosimetry.
g.
The whole body survey should take at least 2-3
minutes.
h.
Carefully return the probe to holder. The probe
should be placed on the side or face up to allow
the next person to monitor.
i.
If the count rate increases during frisking, pause
for 5-10 seconds over the area to provide
adequate time for instrument response.
j.
Take appropriate action if contamination is
EO6 Identify the purpose
indicated:
and use of personnel
contamination monitors.
1)
Remain in the area.
2)
Notify Radiological Control personnel.
3)
Minimize cross-contamination (e.g., put a
glove on a contaminated hand).
F. Decontamination
Decontamination is the removal of radioactive materials
from locations where it is not wanted. If removable
contamination is discovered, decontamination is the normal
means of control.
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