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Lara R Paciello1, Julian J Owoc2
1Beaver Valley Power Station, Route 168 Shippingport, PA 15077.
Abstract:
Operational practices in nuclear power utilities often restrict job assignments for workers with internal contamination due to the difficulty of monitoring for new intakes and strict radioactive material controls. However, restriction of job assignments for an extended period (i.e., months to years) may be too conservative. An industry consensus on guidance in these conditions would be helpful for Radiation Safety Officers (RSOs) to allow long term contaminated workers to have less work restrictions.
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