Prepared by | [Your Name] |
Date | [12/11/2050] |
Identify all sources of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation in the workplace.
Ensure proper labeling and signage for all radiation sources.
Verify the availability and functionality of radiation monitoring devices (e.g., Geiger counters, dosimeters).
Regular calibration and maintenance of monitoring equipment.
Ensure availability of appropriate PPE (lead aprons, thyroid shields, lead glasses, etc.).
Regular inspection and maintenance of PPE.
Conduct regular training sessions on radiation safety and emergency procedures.
Ensure all employees are aware of the risks and safety measures.
Implement and enforce exposure limits as per regulatory standards.
Employ engineering controls to minimize exposure (shielding, barriers, etc.).
Define and demarcate controlled, supervised, and public areas.
Implement access controls to restricted areas.
Develop and communicate procedures for radiation accidents.
Regular drills and response team training.
Regular health check-ups and monitoring for radiation-exposed workers.
Maintain medical records to track exposure history.
Adhere to national and international radiation safety standards.
Regular audits and inspections for compliance.
Maintain detailed records of radiation sources, exposure levels, and safety inspections.
Report any incidents or overexposures to relevant authorities.
Safe disposal procedures for radioactive materials and contaminated equipment.
Regular checks and maintenance of waste disposal systems.
Regular review and updating of radiation safety protocols.
Encourage feedback from employees to improve safety measures.
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