Radiation Protection Services Sample Clauses

Radiation Protection Services. The Employer is responsible, without cost to the Contractor, for providing all services associated with radiological surveillance activities. These services include the following:
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Radiation Protection Services. The Employer shall be responsible without cost to the Contractor for providing all services associated with radiological surveillance activities. These services include the following:  Providing personnel to perform surveillance activities;  Maintenance and operation of survey instrumentation;  Specifying the necessary documentation and training requirements;  Providing the equipment and manpower for decontamination of personnel, equipment and tools.  Services in radiological areas (i.e. the controlled zone) will not proceed until the Employer has notified the Contractor in writing as to all conditions, precautions and measures which may be necessary and appropriate in order to perform work safely in accordance with applicable South African regulations and the Employer’s "Permit to Work" System.  The Contractor must ensure that all Radiation workers receive a clearance from the Radiation Protection group on their last day of service. Failure to ensure this will result in a compensation event.
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Radiation Protection Services. Occupationnel Exposure Monitoring o Member states should have the means to provide such services; o Member States should provide individual personnel monitoring for radiations workers; o To reduce regional population exposure AFRA should promote inter-comparison measurements; o AFRA should optimize the utilization of existing facilities in member states. Medical Exposure Monitoring o Regional professional bodies in radiology should use the services of qualified radiographers; o In collaboration with the regional association of radiographers, AFRA should use the existing training facilities for radiographers in the region; o In collaboration with the regional association of radiographers (for all nuclear medical applications), AFRA should promote the establishment of additional training schools for radiographers; o In collaboration with regional professional bodies in diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, and radiotherapy, AFRA should promote, using the forum of the IAEA, the professional recognition of medical physicist as an essential component in the practice of radiotherapy and nuclear medicine in the region; o AFRA in collaboration with regional professional association of radiologists should enhance readiation protection training for radiologists carrying out fluoroscopy procedures; o AFRA in collaboration with regional professional association of radiographers (for all nuclear medical applications), should encourage Member States to adopt the IAEA QA/QC procedures for diagnostic and intervention radiology and radiotherapy; o AFRA should encourage the establishment of calibration centres for radiotherapy and encourage the utilization of such existing facilities in the region. Public Exposure Monitoring o AFRA should harmonize the national transport regulations for radioactive sources in the region so as to meet international standards; o AFRA should promote exchange of information in the region with regards to radiological pollutions; o AFRA should harmonize limits related to contamination, doses, etc.., in accordance with the international standards, taking into consideration the ALARA principle. Radiological Emergency o AFRA should establish a Regional Emergency Response Group; o AFRA should promote the exchange of information between Member States in the event of any radiological emergencies; o AFRA should encourage the exchange of experts in the event of any radiological emergency; o AFRA should in collaboration with Member States, designate med...
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