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JAEA-Testing 2011-007
JAEA-Testing 2011-007
reflected sunshine. The heat will compromise the worker’s judgment more than
they imagine, which could lead to incomprehensive injuries or accident under
normal circumstances. Sufficient measures against heat will be required.
A. Prepare first-aid kit in case of abrasion or cut.
When injured, clean the wound with clean water before dressing it. It should be
noted that not let the staff join the work after the treatment.
B. In case of falling into the swimming pool or got wet with a large volume of
pumping water, take off clothes and rinse the body with clean water. Then
check surface contamination of the body with a survey meter. If he has drunken
the pool water, rinse his mouth. Check radioactivity of the clothes, and dispose
them if the radioactivity should be high.
C. When the zeolite or flocculant (PAC solution) should leap into worker’s eye,
clean the eye well with water. If he felt something wrong, consult with a
specialist.
(c) Check contamination of the body when the workers leave from the work place
or they have finished the work.
A. Wash shoes and hands with clean water to prevent the radioactive materials
attached on them being transported to other uncontaminated area.
B. Check for radioactive contamination using a survey meter.
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