Tritium contamination procedures?

["Tracy N. Tipping" <tipping@phys.ksu.edu>]

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reply directly to them.

Thanks,

Tracy

Forwarded message:
> 
> 	We just had a State inspection and I have a number of things to take
> care of.  I wonder whether you know of anyone that might have a written
> procedure for working on a contaminated beamline.  We have one beamline
> that has tritium in it and need to develop a written procedure and
> permit system for working on it.  I don't know of anyone (save Los Alamos) 
> that might have the same problem - and the LANL tandem is shutdown I hear...
> 	Is there a newsgroup more appropriate to this sort of thing 
> than sci.physics.accelerator??  If you know of any lab RSO's that I could
> contact to get a sample procedure/work request, I'd appreciate it.
> 
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