Difference between revisions of "Forest Contamination Control"
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| + | Tyson Harker presentation to Myself, Abdel Haitham, Tamar Didberidze. Two other professors were also here. | ||
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How to handle radioactive contaminants. | How to handle radioactive contaminants. | ||
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ALARA principle: As Low As Reasonably Achievable, Time , distance, shielding. | ALARA principle: As Low As Reasonably Achievable, Time , distance, shielding. | ||
| − | Required equipment: Lab coat, closed toe shoes, rubber gloves, | + | Required equipment: Lab coat, closed toe shoes, rubber gloves, ( I would add face shield) |
Telephone: telephone required with safety numbers. | Telephone: telephone required with safety numbers. | ||
| − | Radiation monitor check: Calibration source, | + | Radiation monitor check: Calibration source, Integrity check (visible damage to device) , battery check, alarm check |
RPR11a & RPR11d: survey maps need to be filled out and displayed, after each work interval with material. | RPR11a & RPR11d: survey maps need to be filled out and displayed, after each work interval with material. | ||
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Whole body frisk technique: First do hands then FACTB: Face, Abdomen, Throat, Chest, Back : 1 inch away about moving 1"/sec | Whole body frisk technique: First do hands then FACTB: Face, Abdomen, Throat, Chest, Back : 1 inch away about moving 1"/sec | ||
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| + | Spills: Quantify spill to determine if minor or major spill, ALI = Annual Limit of Intake. | ||
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| + | Spill action protocol: SWIM= Secure Warn Isolate(rope off area, close lab,...) Minimize the spread of contamination | ||
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| + | Spill Kit: rubber gloves, waste bags, boundary rope & signs, Absorbents, Tape, Swipes, paper clothes in case you need to remove contaminated clothing. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:00, 25 February 2010
2/25/10
Tyson Harker presentation to Myself, Abdel Haitham, Tamar Didberidze. Two other professors were also here.
File:TysHarker 2-25-2010 ContControl.pdf
How to handle radioactive contaminants.
AU = Authorized user: responsible for handling spills, make cleanup assignments, to control spread of contamination
RSO: Radiation Safety Officer appoints AU
ALARA principle: As Low As Reasonably Achievable, Time , distance, shielding.
Required equipment: Lab coat, closed toe shoes, rubber gloves, ( I would add face shield)
Telephone: telephone required with safety numbers.
Radiation monitor check: Calibration source, Integrity check (visible damage to device) , battery check, alarm check
RPR11a & RPR11d: survey maps need to be filled out and displayed, after each work interval with material.
Work area needs: Need trash can with Radioactive Material Label, disposable surface, RAM (Radio Active Material) storage area
Contaminations Surveys: need to survey area to determine if contamination present.
Contamination COntrol: WIpe and fold, push contaminant to highest activity level, with each wipe fold it inward. Clean hand / Dirty hand technique: one hand for radioactive material and one for survey/other work. If unsure which was which, change gloves.
Whole body frisk technique: First do hands then FACTB: Face, Abdomen, Throat, Chest, Back : 1 inch away about moving 1"/sec
Spills: Quantify spill to determine if minor or major spill, ALI = Annual Limit of Intake.
Spill action protocol: SWIM= Secure Warn Isolate(rope off area, close lab,...) Minimize the spread of contamination
Spill Kit: rubber gloves, waste bags, boundary rope & signs, Absorbents, Tape, Swipes, paper clothes in case you need to remove contaminated clothing.