Exposure/Dose Rate (e.g., uR/hr, mR/hr, mrem/hr) Survey Meters Contamination Rate (e.g., cps, cpm) Survey Meters Personnel Dosimeters (e.g., uR, mR, mrem) 14. Has the Hazardous Materials Team been trained on the use of each type of radiological survey instrument, and is a program in place to maintain/demonstrate proficiency? Yes No 15. Has the Hazardous Materials Team identified the number and locations of radioactive material licensees within their jurisdiction? Yes No 16. Has the Hazardous Materials Team identified the of radioactive material used at these locations and evaluated their instrumentation to ensure it can detect and quantify the potential hazards that may be present at these locations? Yes No 17. Does the Hazardous Materials Team have a process or access to real time weather information? Yes No 18. Does the Hazardous Materials Team have computer plume-modeling capabilities for radioactive material? Yes No 19. Has the Hazardous Materials Team developed response procedures that include a Site Safety Plan and Radiation Exposure Guidelines? Yes No 20. Does the organization want an example of a Hazardous Material Incident Response Procedure that includes a Site Safety Plan and Radiation Exposure Guidelines (TEPP Planning Tool)? Yes No 21. Do the Hazardous Materials Team response procedures identify radiation and contamination limits for establishing the hot, warm, and cold Yes No 22. Do the Hazardous Materials Team response procedures identify specific reporting levels for radiation readings (e.g., background, twice background 0.5 mR/hr, 2 mR/hr, 50 mR/hr, etc.), turn back dose rate limits, and allowable personnel exposure limits? Yes No 23. Do the Hazardous Materials Team response procedures include the need to report radiation and contamination readings to the local or state Radiation Authority?
Exposure/Dose Rate (e.g., uR/hr, mR/hr, mrem/hr) Survey Meters Contamination Rate (e.g., cps, cpm) Survey Meters Personnel Dosimeters (e.g., uR, mR, mrem) 14. Has the Hazardous Materials Team been trained on the use of each type of radiological survey instrument, and is a program in place to maintain/demonstrate proficiency? Yes No 15. Has the Hazardous Materials Team identified the number and locations of radioactive material licensees within their jurisdiction? Yes No 16. Has the Hazardous Materials Team identified the of radioactive material used at these locations and evaluated their instrumentation to ensure it can detect and quantify the potential hazards that may be present at these locations? Yes No 17. Does the Hazardous Materials Team have a process or access to real time weather information? Yes No 18. Does the Hazardous Materials Team have computer plume-modeling capabilities for radioactive material? Yes No 19. Has the Hazardous Materials Team developed response procedures that include a Site Safety Plan and Radiation Exposure Guidelines? Yes No 20. Does the organization want an example of a Hazardous Material Incident Response Procedure that includes a Site Safety Plan and Radiation Exposure Guidelines (TEPP Planning Tool)? Yes No 21. Do the Hazardous Materials Team response procedures identify radiation and contamination limits for establishing the hot, warm, and cold Yes No 22. Do the Hazardous Materials Team response procedures identify specific reporting levels for radiation readings (e.g., background, twice background 0.5 mR/hr, 2 mR/hr, 50 mR/hr, etc.), turn back dose rate limits, and allowable personnel exposure limits? Yes No 23. Do the Hazardous Materials Team response procedures include the need to report radiation and contamination readings to the local or state Radiation Authority?
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