AFI-48-125(AF-dosime..
AFI-48-125(AF-dosime..
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24 <strong><strong>AF</strong>I</strong><strong>48</strong>-<strong>125</strong> 1 MARCH 1999<br />
RSO return any <strong>dosime</strong>ters and (or) bioassays in progress at the time immediately to IERA/SDRD for<br />
priority processing.<br />
8.2.3. IERA/SDRR provides priority processing for all bioassay samples collected in overexposure<br />
investigations and immediately reports the results to the installation RSO by telephone and facsimile<br />
letter.<br />
8.2.4. The installation RSO provides a written report of investigation findings to IERA/SDRD within<br />
7 days following notification or receipt of <strong>dosime</strong>try and (or) bioassay results whichever is later.<br />
Send copies of this report to <strong>AF</strong>MOA/SGOR.<br />
8.3. Removal from Duties. Individuals that have possibly received an overexposure will be removed<br />
from duties involving radiation exposure pending completion of the final investigation report. This<br />
removal from duty is not to be considered adverse personnel action. If the final investigation report concludes<br />
the individual received an overexposure, <strong>AF</strong>MOA/SGOR concurrence must be obtained before<br />
the exposed individual is allowed to return to radiation related duties.<br />
8.4. Termination of Investigation. <strong>AF</strong>MOA/SGOR evaluates the reports and either approves termination<br />
or requests additional information. Following termination, IERA/SDRD updates the MRER and<br />
provides a revised <strong>AF</strong> Form 1527-2 to the installation RSO. The installation RSO ensures the individual<br />
is given a copy of the revised <strong>AF</strong> Form 1527-2.