Re: Pocket Rad. Worker Handbook

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@ix.netcom.com>]

A pocket book with basic emergency alarms and phone numbers is very 
helpful. The problem with a pocket handbook is, the more you put into 
it, the thicker it gets. One suggestion to consider for donning PCs 
is to have a visual display categorized by the types of radiation 
Work Orders (RWPs) to be worked, and have this located within the 
dressout area. The information that should be in the handbook are 
items that one would need in a hurry, and are not readily available. 
Phone numbers etc are helpful. I believe that normal processes, such 
as dressout, might delute the benefit of what you are trying to 
accomplish.

Good Luck in your efforts.

Sandy Perle
Director, Technical Operations
ICN Dosimetry Division
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