Re: Exempt quantities

[Wes Van Pelt <vanpeltw@idt.net>]

Bill,

No, not so.

If a licensee receives one or more license exempt quantities, then he/she may
possess, use, transfer, etc. those exempt quantities separate from the
requirements imposed by the specific license.

Simply by having a specific license one does not give up the right to possess
license exempt quantities under the same conditions as persons with no license.

Wes
--
Wesley R. Van Pelt, Ph.D., CIH, CHP            KF2LG
President, Van Pelt Associates
Radiation Safety and Environmental Radioactivity
mailto:vanpeltw@idt.net    http://idt.net/~vanpeltw/


William V Lipton wrote:

> If you read 10 CFR 30.18, you'll see that it only applies to  exempt persons,
> i.e. a person who does not have a license and who legally handles only
> individual quantities less than Schedule B.  However, if you have a license,
> then ALL of your RAM is governed by the conditions of this license, including
> restrictions on the transfer, i.e., disposal of this material.
>
> The opinions expressed are strictly mine.
> It's not about dose, it's about trust.
>
> Bill Lipton
> liptonw@dteenergy.com

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