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Re: HP lab survey frequency
J. J. Rozental asked the following:
> Going to your point, what are the factors that might
> to induce an understanding on what should necessary to do, (appropriated
> by their significance) considering different practices and risks? For my
> point of view, taking into account your remark, the following factors: The
> perception of risk Work group dynamics Worker characteristics toward
> information and communication, (like Robert R. Milwicz is doind now)
In response to your question, the items you listed above are in
essence, what I was referring to. Radiation safety is a requirement.
The degree of what actions are to be taken to ensure radiation
safety, should be based on the risks at hand, the history of
problems within the facility, the competency of the staff, etc. What
Paul Lavely is doing at Berkely summarizes what I believe a well-
run program should be based on. Accountabilities based on facts,
and not just perceptions.
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