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Re: Annual Worker Dose
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- Subject: Re: Annual Worker Dose
- From: Marti Brown <mrbrown@bechtel.com>
- Date: Tue, 13 May 1997 14:30:20 -0400 (EDT)
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> Does anyone know what the current average annual occupational dose
is
> to power plant workers? Also, is there any way to find out the
> maximum reported occupational worker dose for a given year?
> References for these doses would also be appreciated. Information
is
> needed for an ongoing discussion with non-believers on radiation
> risk. Thanks.
>
> Dennis Hadlock
> Westinghouse Savannah River Company
> dennis.hadlock@srs.gov
>
> Opinions expressed are my own and may not reflect those of WSRC,
> DOE, or any other government agency.
NRC issues an annual report which summarizes the results of their RIERs
reporting - if I remember correctly it breaks dose out by type of license.
You should be able to obtain a copy (or at least get someone to look up the
numbers for you) through your local regional office - in your case Atlanta.
The general information number for Region II is (404) 331-2000. Ask to
speak to someone in Radiation Protection - they should be able to help.
Marti Poston-Brown
MRBROWN@Bechtel.com