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Re: NRC and DOE recordkeeping (was DOE Record keeping)
> Does the NRC
> actually provide such information upon request (with the proper signatures,
> of course)? If so, is that information considered to be the dose of record,
> or does one still have to contact each of the individual sites for that?
Liz,
As far as I know, the NRC (REIRS) does not provide the individual's
dose upon request. Each facility where monitoring was provided, is
responsible for providing the dose information, per an employee's
request directly, or, via an new employer request (with the
appropriate individual's signature as well). The NPP use PADS
(Personnel Access Data System) for all practical reasons, for
maintaining transient worker doses. Each facility is required to
enter estimated doses as well as the officially determined dose,
within specified time frames. Training, medical and security
information is also entered.
However, an individual's information is not entered without the
written consent of the individual. They always have the right to
refuse to have their dose, as well as other pertinent information,
maintained private. Obtaining the signature is a key element.
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