Radiological Postings & Controls Flashcards

During radiological work assignments under differing radiological conditions, be able to IDENTIFY the correct radiological postings and prescribed controls.

1
Q

Radiological Work Permits (RWPs) are used to _____ workers of area _____ conditions & entry requirements.

A

inform / radiological

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2
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A General/Routine RWP is valid for ____ months.

A

12

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3
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A Job Specific RWP is valid for what period of time?

A

duration of job

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4
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The minimum training requirement for UNESCORTED entry into a radiologically posted area is either General ______ Radiological Training (G_RT) or ESCORTED Hanford Site Visitor Orientation.

A

Employee / (GERT)

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5
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A Radiologically Controlled Area (RCA) is defined as any area access is _____ in order to protect individuals from _____ to radiation & radioactive _____. Dose Limits are less than or equal to ____ mrem/yr.

A

control / exposure / materials / 100

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6
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Radiological Buffer Areas (RBA) are established within the ____ to provide secondary boundaries to minimize potential for spread of contamination and/or limit dose to general employees who have not been trained as ______ workers.

A

RCAs / radiological

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7
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A Radiological Buffer Area established to limit exposure to external radiation shall surround Radiation, _____ Radiation, and _____ _____ Radiation Areas.

A

High / Very High

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8
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Requirements for RBA ENTRY is the completion of RAD Worker ___ Training if UNESCORTED or ____ w/ escort.

A

1 / GERT

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9
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Requirements for RBA EXIT (established for contamination control) is a minimum of hand & foot _____.

A

survey

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10
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A Radiation Area (RA) is defined as any accessible area where radiation levels could result in receiving a (whole body) exposure greater than __ mrem/hr at 30 cm but less than or equal to __ mrem/hr at 30 cm.

A

5 / 100

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The minimum requirements for RA entry include Radiological Worker __ Training, personnel _____, & a Radiological Work _____.

A

1 / dosimetry (TLD) / Permit

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12
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Requirements for RA Exit is to keep _____ of your _____ as required by administrative _____.

A

track / exposure / controls

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13
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A Fixed Contamination Area (FCA) is an area/equipment that contains radioactive _____ (contamination) that cannot easily be removed from ______ by nondestructive means (wiping, brushing, etc.) FCAs may be located _____ of RCAs.

A

material / surfaces / outside

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14
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A Soil Contamination Area (SCA) is an area where the surface/subsurface soil contamination levels ______ specified release limits.

A

exceed

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15
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Requirements for SCA Entry & Exit include _____. For work that disturbs the soil, Rad Worker ___ & RWP are required.

A

GERT / 2

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16
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A Radioactive Material Area (RMA) is an area that is established to indicate where radioactive materials are _____, ______ or _____.

A

used / handled / stored

17
Q

What 5 areas can a Rad Worker I not enter w/o additional training? Starting w/ (1) High Radiation Areas (HRA)…

A
  1. Very High Radiation Areas (VHRA)
  2. Contamination Areas (CA)
  3. High Contamination Areas (HCA)
  4. Airborne Radioactivity Areas (ARA)
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