FUN 1 EO: 1.52 - Radiation Protection Tech.

FUN 1 EO: 1.52

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When performing maintenance operations, what can often produce contamination?

Collaboration between departments, careful planning, and efficient execution

Implementation of new technologies, updating protocols, and training staff

Conducting regular inspections, following safety guidelines, and using proper tools

Opening systems and grinding, welding, or cutting contaminated components

2 / 5

Which of the following might be the result of human errors in handling radioactive materials?

Miscommunication, conflict among team members, and lack of collaboration

Use of outdated technology, insufficient research, and failure to follow guidelines

Poor financial management, failure to meet regulations, and inadequate staffing

Improper valve lineup, overfilling of tanks, and over pressurization

3 / 5

Where is contamination likely to result from in a radioactive environment?

Fire safety protocols, emergency drills, and security measures

Equipment failures, human error, and maintenance operations

Storage policies, transportation guidelines, and waste management

Normal operating procedures, staff training, and weather conditions

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What type of equipment can develop leaks and lead to contamination?

Plant systems with radioactive liquids, solids, or gases (air)

Office computers, telecommunication devices, and power outlets

Vehicles used for transportation, storage containers, and loading equipment

Emergency safety systems, backup generators, and fire extinguishers

5 / 5

What is one typical way that leaks can occur in plant systems containing radioactive materials?

Staff negligence, administrative errors, and lack of supervision

Pipe flanges, sealing surfaces, and valve packing

Internal computer malfunctions, security breaches, and power failures

Weather conditions, earthquake damage, and fire accidents

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