RE: Dosimetry participant ID numbers

[Glen.Vickers@ucm.com]

Perhaps consider the country you're working in and think about how the
government assigns numbers to people for the purposes of collecting taxes.
I would think that even in some of the more disorganized countries, these
governments have some way of assigning numbers to those whom they wish to
fleece.  Being that you might be the only legitimate business in the
country, it might not be so difficult.  Good Luck.

Rad worker test question for your oil workers in third-world countries...

What is a TLD for?
a.	measure radiological exposure
b.	consumes your spirit
c.	used for shimming oil drilling equipment
d.	worn on a necklace as an economic status symbol

Sincerely,
Glen Vickers
glen.vickers@ucm.com


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Travis Johnson [SMTP:Travis.Johnson@halliburton.com]
	Sent:	Tuesday, December 15, 1998 12:54 PM
	To:	Multiple recipients of list
	Subject:	Dosimetry participant ID numbers

	Radsafers,  I need a way to issue and track individuals dose history
who do
	not have Social Security Number (SSN), National Insurance Number
(NIN), or
	Canadian Social Insurance Number (SIN).  We have very large number
of people
	using dosimetry all around the world. The method needs have a unique
9 digit
	number to use in place of the SSN remembering that they should not
repeat
	and be able to be reproduced if the same person quits and is
rehired. One
	more piece of information is that most of the individuals are
continuous use
	dosimetry members.

	Any suggestions are welcome.Thanks in advance,

	Travis Johnson                   *Voice: 281.596.6707         
	Dosimetry Administrator          *Fax:   281.496.8394 
	Halliburton Energy Services 		*Email:
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