COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey

RADIATION
b. Annual occupational radiation exposure for an individual is not to exceed 3 rem per year.
c. Restrict area to authorized personnel only.
d. Signage and postings in radiation areas.
e. Medical surveillance for high exposure employees or as required by regulations.
f. Response(s) to damaged source.
g. Job specific procedures for handling or working with radiation sources.
h. Emergency procedures.
i. Maintenance and calibration of radiating equipment according to manufacturer’s
recommendations.
j. Work practices that minimize radiation exposure.
3. ANNUAL REVIEW—Each facility must conduct an annual review (or upon receipt of new equipment,
move or major alteration) of the radiation program to include:
a. Procedures
b. Radiation survey
c. Interlocks
d. Leakage
e. Dosimetry (if required)
f. Employee evaluation
4. TRAINING—
Radiation Safety Awareness: Affected employees must receive awareness level training at the time
of initial assignment. Training must cover as a minimum:
• Affects of radiation.
• Specific hazards to which employees may be exposed and how those hazards are
controlled.
• Safe work practices.
• Emergency procedures.
Radiation Safety: Employees working directly with radiation sources must receive initial training and
annually thereafter. Training must cover as a minimum:
• Types of radiation present at the facility.
• Potential hazards of exposure to radiation sources present at the facility.
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