RE: CHP study materials

[Richard_M_Pierson@RL.gov]

A second on MOE (ANL-88-26).  Just make sure you have the latest
version.  I believe there are two and September 1988 is the current one.


Richard M. Pierson, HP
River Protection Project
509.373.7591 Pgr. 85-3122
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-----Original Message-----
From:	fbronson@canberra.com [SMTP:fbronson@canberra.com]
Sent:	Thursday, August 26, 1999 12:12 PM
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Subject:	Re: CHP study materials

My choice is Harold Moe's Radiation Safety Technician Training Handbook;
An ANL
publication from years ago, that is still relevant [things don't change
all that
much in our field].  Don't be mislead by the "technician" in the title;
if you
understand what is there you will do well in both parts.

frazier bronson  CHP
Canberra






Don Rockwell <DRockwell@healthsafe.uab.edu> on 08/26/99 02:07:28 PM

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Howdy,

If any of you CHPs could choose one book to begin study for part 1,
what would it be?

Don Rockwell
Health Physics Auditor
University of Alabama at Birmingham
drockwell@healthsafe.uab.edu
205-934-9276
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