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Nuclear Weapons Radiological Controls Program Flashcards

1
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What reference governs Nuclear Weapons radiological control training?

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SSO OD69206

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What is the purpose of radiological controls training as it pertains to NWRCP?

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To ensure all submarine personnel are aware of the Radioactive components of the nuclear weapons they’re expose to aboard an SSBN or SSGN and how to properly handle it and protect the public, and themselves.

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What is NWRCP?

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Nuclear Weapons Radiological Controls Program

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Who is responsible for all radiological training aboard an SSGN/SSBN?

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The Nuclear Weapons Radiological Controls Officer (NWRCO). They will be assisted by the Strategic Weapons Officer (SWO)

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How many categories of personnel under are NWRCP?

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7

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What are the categories of personnel under NWRCP?

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  • Visiting Nuclear Weapons Workers
  • Visiting Personnel Other Than Nuclear Weapons Workers
  • Unborn Child
  • Nuclear WPNS Radiation & Limited Radiation Workers
  • Nuclear WPNS Non-Radiation Workers
  • Nuclear WPNS Radiological Controls Technicians
  • Nuclear WPNS Radiological Controls Officer
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Visiting Nuke WPNS workers requirements

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*LCL <200 mrem/year
*RME required
*TLD Issue

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What are examples of Visiting Nuke WPNS workers?

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  • Contractors
  • Technical representatives
  • Navy Personnel
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What are the training requirements for Visiting Nuke WPNS workers?

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*SSP OD69206 Article 105A & Article 106
*Done Initially
*Oral, written, or web-based classroom instruction.
* Muss pass written exam with a >/=75%
* Refresher done annually

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How training documented for Visiting Nuke WPNS workers?

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Placed on a DIRPSSP form 8128/5.

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Visitors other than Nuke WPNS worker Requirements

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*LCL 100 mrem/year
*RME N/A
*TLD Issue

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Examples of Visiting other than Nuke WPNS workers?

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  • Shipyard Personnel
  • Civilians Contractors
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What are the job requirements for Visiting other than Nuke WPNS workers

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  • LCL <100 mrem/year
  • RME N/A
  • TLD Issue
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What are the training requirements for Visiting other than Nuke WPNS workers?

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  • SSP OD69206 Article 105B
  • Initial Radilogical Controls Briefing
  • Refresher training required every issue period
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How is the training for Visiting personnel other than Nuke WPNS worker documented?

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On a DIRPSSP Form 8128/5

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What are the training requirements and documentation for Unborn Child per NWRCP?

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  • SSP OD69206 Article 105C & Article 204
    *Refresher done annually
  • All the Signatures and entries are documented on a SF-60 IAW NAVMED P-5055, Section 5-10.
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What are the job requirements for Nuke WPNS radiation & limited Radiation workers

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  • LCL <200 mrem/year
  • RME required
  • TLD Issue
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What are the training requirements for Nuke WPNS radiation & limited Radiation workers

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*SSP OD69206 Article 106
*Done Initially
*Radiological Controls briefing
*Oral, written or web-based class room instruction
*Must pass written exam with >/=75%.
*Refresher done annually.

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What are the training requirements for Nuke WPNS radiation & limited Radiation workers documented?

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DIRSSP Form 8128/5 or DiRSSP Form 8128/6

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Nuke WPNS non-radiation workers job requirements

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  • LCL <100 mrem/year
  • RME N/A
  • TLD Issue
21
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What are the training requirements for Nuke WPNS non-Radiation workers

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SSP OD69206 Article 107
Done Initially
Rad Control briefing
Refresher training done annually

22
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How is training documented for Nuke WPNS non-Radiation workers

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Documented on DIRSSP Form 8128/5 or DIRSSP 8128/6.

23
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What are the job responsibilities for Nuke WPNS Radiological Controls Technicians?

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*They are trained rad workers found where nuke WPNS maintenance is performed.
*Perform radiation surveys
*Reports directly to NWRCO.

24
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What are the job requirements for Nuke WPNS Radiological Controls Technicians?

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  • Designated in writing by the CO
  • LCL of <200 mrem/year
  • RME Required
  • TLD Issue
25
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What are the training requirements for Nuke WPNS Radiological Controls Technicians?

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  • SSP ODD69206 Article 106 & Article 108
  • Done upon check-in
  • Site approved training plan
  • Must pass a written Exam with >/=75%
  • Requalification done every 2 years.
26
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Where is the training documented for Nuke WPNS Radiological Controls Technicians?

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DIRSSP FORM 8128/5 or 8128/6

27
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NWRCO job responsibilities

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Coordinate and direct man-rem reduction at the command
Implement and manages NWRCP
Performs annual assessments
Supervises all training

28
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Job requirements for NWRCO

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  • Appointed by CO
  • Cannot be the RHO
  • LCL <200 mrem/year
  • RME required
  • TLD Issue
29
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What are the training Requirements for NWRCO?

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  • SSP OD69206 article 104, article 106, article 108, and 109
  • Rad Con Program Training
  • Submarine Nuclear Weapons Program Management Course
  • D-5 Backfit Assistant Weapons Officer Course
  • Bi-annual requalification is NOT required.
30
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Training Documentation for NWRCO

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DIRSSP FORM 8128/5 or 8128/6

31
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What are some differences between a DIRSSP 8128/5 and a 8128/6?

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  • The 8128/5 is mostly intended for individuals or visitors
    And is valid for 1 issue period.
  • The 8128/6 is for groups, ideally the ship’s company is valid for 1 year.
32
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DIRSSP 8128/5 and 8128/6 periodicity for Visiting Nuclear Weapons Workers

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One issue period

33
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Retention for DIRSSP 8128/5 and 8128/6 in regards to Visiting personnel other than nuclear weapons workers

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3 years

34
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DIRSSP 8128/5 and 8128/6 retention for nuclear weapons radiation workers

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3 years

35
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DIRSSP 8128/5 and 8128/6 periodicity for nuclear weapons non-radiation workers

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1 year

36
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DIRSSP 8128/5 and 8128/6 periodicity for Nuclear weapons radiological controls technicians

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2 years

37
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NWRCP Occupational codes

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20: Nuke Weapons Radiation Worker
21: Nuke Weapons Non-radiation worker
22: Nuke weapons visitor

38
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What SSP OD 69206 articles cover the training for NWRCO?

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Articles 104, 106, 108, 109.

39
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What SSP OD 69206 articles cover the training for Nuke Weapons Rad Con techs?

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Articles 106 and 108.

40
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What SSP OD 69206 article covers the training for Nuke weapons non rad workers?

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Article 107

41
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What SSP OD 69206 article cover the training for Nuke wpns radiation and limited rad

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Article 106

42
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What SSP OD 69206 articles cover the training for Unborn Child?

A

Article 105C and 204

43
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What SSP OD 69206 articles cover the training for visiting personnel other than nuke wpns workers?

A

Article 105B

44
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What SSP OD 69206 articles cover the training for visiting nuke weapons workers?

A

Article 105A and 106.

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