Re[2]: Technical Basis Documents

[BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com]

     quit whining.  
     
     no one would ever call you with an attitude like that and you'll 
     certainly not get any referrals.  The idea here is to provide an 
     informal way to share information.  You're way too serious, just smile 
     and use the old delete key instead of beating up on someone.
     
     
     Glen


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Subject: Re: Technical Basis Documents
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at INTERNET
Date:    9/16/96 12:04 PM


I am the RSO at UC Berkeley and have over 20 years of experience in rad 
safety, licensing, and I hold several degrees.  I think that I can help 
your "collegue." However, I am becoming more adverse to people using 
RADSAFE as a way of getting free consulting.  Tell him to get a budget and 
call me for a consulting contract or stop wasting the time of those of us 
who are using RADSAFE as professionals to get and give information on a 
quid pro quo basis.
     
The above are my professional and personal comments and are not those of my 
employer; however,I am sure that my employer would not expect me to use my 
time to support such an effort.
     
Paul
     
>I'm posting this for a colleague who isn't subscribed to Radsafe. 
>He has been tasked with documenting the technical basis for
>the methods used to perform radiological surveys (radiation, 
>contamination, air, etc.).  From what I can tell, ORNL does rad business 
>pretty much the same as the rest of the HP world.  So
>instead of re-inventing the wheel, he would like the benefit 
>of Radsafe's collective expertize, and is requesting that those
>who've authored, or have access to various documents that describe 
>the technical basis for why HPs do things the way they do, to contact 
>him at the address below.  Thanks in advance.
>
>Marvin Hoffman
>Oak Ridge National Laboratory
>Email- HF9@ornl.gov
>phone- (423) 574-7117
     
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