RE: Emergency plan for Sterilization Facility (silly)

[Glen.Vickers@ucm.com]

Emergency Prep Tips:

1.  Leave the room and don't come back without a meter.
2.  Be glad you don't have an effluent pathway.


Perhaps teach the workers a couple jingles.

If the meter pegs, 
you might be above the regs

If the meter's scaled out, you'd better get out
you're in trouble, there's no doubt

If you see the source, you should leave
for an hour later you're gonna heave
If you didn't pay attention whilst the source did creep
you may wind up in a crumpled heap
If for five minutes the source saw you 
go clock out, because you're through


glen
glen.vickers@ucm.com

	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Wes Van Pelt [SMTP:VanPeltW@idt.net]
	Sent:	Friday, June 25, 1999 7:51 AM
	To:	Multiple recipients of list
	Subject:	Emergency plan for Sterilization Facility

	Radsafers,

	I am looking for guidance documents on and/or examples of emergency
action
	plans applicable to radiation incidents at a commercial megacurie
Co-60
	irradiation/sterilization facility.

	The facility would not be in the US, so IAEA or other non-US
guidance would
	be especially welcome.

	Thanks and Regards,
	Wes
	--
	Wesley R. Van Pelt, Ph.D., CIH, CHP                KF2LG
	President, Van Pelt Associates, Inc.
	Consulting in radiological health and safety.
	mailto:VanPeltW@IDT.net
http://shell.idt.net/~vanpeltw/index.html


	
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