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4 AFI48-125 1 MARCH 1999 9.8. Statistical Summaries of Dosimetry Results: ............................................................. 26 Chapter 10—THE USAF MASTER RADIATION EXPOSURE REGISTRY (MRER) 28 10.1. General. ...................................................................................................................... 28 10.2. Responsibilities .......................................................................................................... 28 10.3. Forms Prescribed ....................................................................................................... 28 Attachment 1—GLOSSARY OF REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION 29
AFI48-125 1 MARCH 1999 5 Chapter 1 USAF PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY PROGRAM 1.1. Purpose. Each person who routinely works with radioactive materials or ionizing radiation-producing machines could receive an occupational exposure to ionizing radiation. Occupational exposure includes exposures from sources external to the body (i.e., x-ray machines, various radioactive sources) and exposures from internally deposited radionuclides (i.e., ingested, inhaled or absorbed). Occupational radiation exposures do not include exposures to naturally occurring background radiation and or exposures received as a patient undergoing medical diagnosis or treatment. The USAF Personnel Dosimetry Program (hereafter referred to as the dosimetry program) is designed to monitor, when necessary, occupational radiation exposures. All dosimetry program monitoring results are maintained permanently in the USAF Master Radiation Exposure Registry which is maintained by the Institute for Environment, Safety, Occupational Health and Risk Assessment/Radiation Dosimetry Branch (IERA/SDRD), 2402 E. Drive, Brooks AFB, TX 78235-5001. 1.2. Program Eligibility . 1.2.1. The dosimetry program monitors all Air Force and Air National Guard military and civilian members, identified by the installation Radiation Safety Officer (RSO), as requiring personnel dosimetry per this instruction. 1.2.2. Active duty members and civilian employees of other DoD agencies: 1.2.2.1. Individuals in this category may receive personnel monitoring under terms of agreements entered into between the IERA/SDRD, Air Force Center for Radiation Dosimetry and the Radiation Dosimetry Centers of their respective DoD agencies or services. 1.2.2.2. All personnel monitoring results for individuals in this category will be stored in the USAF Master Radiation Exposure Registry (MRER) and in addition will be reported to the responsible Service or Agency dosimetry center. 1.2.3. Individuals employed by Federal, State, or Local government agencies outside the DoD may receive personnel monitoring from IERA/SDRD on a fee-for-services basis under terms of agreements entered into between IERA/SDRD and their agency radiation safety office.
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