Radiological Sample Clauses

Radiological. The level of radioactivity in waters outside of any defined source control area should not result in a TED50 (total equivalent dose integrated over 50 years as calculated in accordance with the methodology established by the International Commission on Radiological Protection) greater than 1 millirem to the whole body from a daily ingestion of 2.2 litres of lake water for one year. For dose commitments between 1 and 5 millirem at the periphery of the source control area, source investigation and corrective action are recommended if releases are not as low as reasonably achievable. For dose commitments greater than 5 millirem, the responsible regulatory authorities shall determine appropriate corrective action.
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Radiological. The use, storage, and disposal of radiological materials in the CAES research facility are governed by the Idaho State University (ISU) Technical Safety Office (TSO), which administers and provides technical services in support of the ISU radiation protection program. In addition, the TSO provides radiological safety training for all ISU employees, staff, visitors, and students, including custodial staff, public safety officers, and all CAES facility users. The ISU radiological safety program is regulated by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and the State of Idaho. The ISU Vice President of Academic Affairs is the senior manager responsible for radiation protection of ISU faculty, staff, students and visitors, and appoints a Radiation Safety Committee (RSC) to govern all aspects of radiation protection within the University, including all affiliated research, clinical, instructional and service units utilizing radiation sources in facilities owned or controlled by the University. The Vice President for Academic Affairs also appoints a Radiation Safety Officer (RSO), who must be approved by the NRC to administer the radiation protection program and to provide technical guidance to the RSC and to radiation users. The Radiation Safety Division of the Technical Safety Office (TSO) is the organizational entity that provides the administrative and technical services in support of the radiation protection program. Activities include the use of radioactive material and radiation generating devices, but the radioactive material inventory may not exceed the threshold quantity values as (individual or sum of the ratios) described in NRC License No. 00-00000-00. In addition: • The CAES radiochemistry lab lead will conduct a bi-annual radiological inventory of all radioactive material stored in the CAES facility and compare this inventory to the inventory currently on file in the CAES Chemical Inventory Database and to the threshold quantity values described in NRC License No. 00-00000-00. • CAES facility users will follow the administrative and technical controls provided by the ISU TSO and other appropriate ISU procedures concerning the handling, procurement and disposition of radiological materials.
Radiological. Radiological substances have been used, stored, and released within the Group 6 facilities as described in Section 3.8 of the SSSEBS. SSSEBS Figures 3-4a, 3-4b and 3-4c at the end of SSSEBS Section 3.0 identify locations of use, storage, and release areas for radiological concerns. Radiological clearance by the Radioisotope Committee (RIC), the California Environmental Protection Agency Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), and the California Department of Health Services is required before Buildings 19 and 56 can be conveyed to Sacramento County by a lease supplement. It is estimated that Building 56 will be cleared for reuse in February 2001 while clearance on Building 19 is expected in June 2001. SSSEBS Table 3-10 provides a schedule for when this facility will be surveyed and released for reuse. SSSEBS Section 3.8 identifies steps required to clear radiological areas for unrestricted use.

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