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RE: Conundrum
Bill,
Having had some experience with requesting an individuals
dose from DOE contractors on many occasions, I can tell you
that the DOE approach and rules/regulations differ completely from
what is used in the NPP arena. I have literally recieved
a xerox of a sticky note with someones internal calculated
dose written on it signed by an RSO from one of these
contractors. I ended up re-performing the in-vitro samples
because of the inability of the contractor to comprehend
the importance of "legal dose" as it applies to the NRC regs
and state guidelines.
We are really comparing apples and oranges here..just keep
in mind that there are completely different sets of rules...
Just my experiences and opinions
Marc
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-----Original Message-----
From: William V Lipton [mailto:liptonw@dteenergy.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 9:15 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: Re: Conundrum
No matter how complex the arrangements, all record transfers, with the
possible
exception of required regulatory reports, require the employee's consent.
I
am not familiar with DOE regs, but I'd have a hard time understanding how
one
organization can be held reponsible for controlling the exposure of an
individual being monitored by a different organization. It seems advisable
to
administratively allocate dose limits among the different organizations to
assure that no limit is exceeded.
The opinions expressed are strictly mine.
It's not about dose, it's about trust.
Bill Lipton
liptonw@dteenergy.com
brackett@bright.net wrote: ...
> Many DOE sites have multiple contractors and subcontractors, some with
their
> own HP departments. One company does not have a say in the "hiring" of
> another company's employees although they may be working in their
> facilities. An individual can go between various facilities in the course
of
> one day that are under the jurisdiction of different companies. Obviously
he
> can't request a
> termination report each time he leaves the facility to go to another.
>
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