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g.
The posting will be placed where it is clearly visible to personnel.
3.
Responsibilities of the worker
a.
Before entering an area controlled for radiological purposes, read all of the signs.
Since radiological conditions can change, the signs will also be changed to reflect the
new conditions. A sign or posting that you saw one day may be replaced with a new
one the next day.
b.
Obey any posted, written or oral requirements including "Exit," "Evacuate," "Hold
Point," or "Stop Work Orders." These requirements may be included in RWPs and
work procedures, and may come from Radiological Control personnel at the job site.
1)
Hold points are specific times noted in a procedure, work permit, etc., where
work must stop for Radiological Control or other evaluations.
2)
Stop Work Orders are usually a result of:
a)
Inadequate radiological controls
b)
Failure to implement radiological controls
c)
Radiological hold point not being observed
d)
Changing or unexpected conditions.
c.
Report unusual conditions such as leaks, spills, or alarming area monitors to the
Radiological Control personnel.
d.
Be aware of changing radiological conditions. Be aware that others' activities may
change the radiological conditions in your area.
e.
If any type of material used to identify a radiological hazard is found outside an area
controlled for radiological purposes, it should be reported to Radiological Control
personnel immediately.
4.
Consequences of disregarding radiological postings, signs, and labels
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.
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