Re: Documentation of training for ancillary personnel

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

I suggest that each individual sign a statement that they have in 
fact received training, that they understand what they have been 
trained on, that they understand who to contact for additional 
information, or, in the case of an emergency, and more importantly, 
keep a copy of all materials that were presented during the training 
class to document what each individual was "exposed" to during the 
sessions.

It is a common task for radiation workers to come back later and say 
that they were not truly informed about the risks of radiation while 
employed. It is far much easier for an ancillary worker to state the 
same. I suggest that we make it a little bit more difficult to 
question training with detailed documentation.

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Sandy Perle
Technical Director
ICN Dosimetry Division
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