FUN 1 EO: 1.54 - Radiation Protection Tech.

FUN 1 EO: 1.54

1 / 10

When should a job-specific RWP be used?

To control non-routine operations or work in areas with changing radiological conditions

To approve General RWPs

To evaluate radiological surveys routinely

To control routine activities in stable radiological conditions

2 / 10

What must workers do before initial entry to the area and after any revisions to the RWP?

Receive approval from all team members

Acknowledge by signature or electronic means that they have read, understand, and will comply with the RWP

Submit a detailed work report

Take a special training course

3 / 10

Which of the following is NOT a controlled activity through RWPs?

Handling materials that exceed industry limits

Work that involves digging in underground radioactive areas

Work in localized benchtop areas

Work in non-radiological areas

4 / 10

What should be done if radiological conditions change and protective requirements need modification?

RWPs should be extended for a year

RWPs should be updated

RWPs should be archived for reference

RWPs should be terminated immediately

5 / 10

What type of RWP is used for entry and repetitive work in areas with known and stable low-hazard radiological conditions?

General RWP

Underground RWP

Job-specific RWP

Soil contamination RWP

6 / 10

Where should RWPs be posted or made available?

On the organization's website

In the worker's private locker

At the access point to the applicable radiological work area

In the general office of the facility

7 / 10

What could be used as an alternative formal mechanism to an RWP?

Industry limits documentation

General facility access logs

Written procedures or experiment authorizations

Verbal agreements between workers

8 / 10

What should be recorded in a format that identifies and provides linkage to the applicable RWP?

The duration of General RWPs

Radiation levels of the entire facility

Worker pocket or electronic dosimeter readings

General access logs to the facility

9 / 10

What is the primary purpose of a Radiological Work Permit (RWP)?

To record the electronic dosimeter readings

To control the time duration of a specific job

To approve all general work activities in a facility

To identify radiological conditions and establish worker protection and monitoring requirements

10 / 10

When should General RWPs not be approved for periods longer than?

2 months

1 year

5 years

6 months

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