RE: double badging?

["Baratta, Edmond J" <EBARATTA@ORA.FDA.GOV>]

Hi:

	I would suggest that the person or persons be badged with a
Dosimeter that reads both
	types of activity.  If you are concerned where the activity (dose)
comes from it may be
	wise to do both.  The other way is to assign them a 'ring' and
possibly a wrist badge.
	In any case make sure they have safety glasses (Plastic).

Regards,
Ed
Edmond J. Baratta
Radiation Safety Officer
781/729-5700, Ext. 728
FAX 781/729-3593


-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Buchan [mailto:Andrew.Buchan@ehs.ucsb.edu]
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 12:43 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: double badging?


Hello, we have some researchers who are using
both P32 and an Xray machine. Does anyone else have this
situation? If so, are you badging just once, or do you
require seperate badges for the different activities. 
The idea being if a higher dose is found you can determine
whether its from their wetlab experiments or their xray 
use, allowing you to trouble shoot the appropriate area.

Any thoughts would be welcome.

Regards
Andrew

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