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Amend 1 to License 50-14858-02 for State of Ak,Amending License in Entirety.Ltr Forwarding Amend & Radiation Safety Specialist Training Program Encl
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Site: 05000148, 03015266
Issue date: 04/07/1988
From: Riedlinger B
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V)
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'(3. sat U.S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Amendment No. 1 MATERIALS LICENSE

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Pursu' ant to the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974 (Public Law 93-438), and Title 10,

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. Code of Federal Regulations, Chapter I, Parts 30,31,32,33,34,35,40 and 70, and in reliance on statements and representations

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heretofore made by the licensee, a license is hereby issued authorizing the licensee to receive, acquire, possess, and transfer byprodact, p

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Docket No. : 030-15266 License No.: 50-14858-02 Control No.: 70685 State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Monitoring and Laboratory Operations 750 St. Ann's Avenue Douglas, Alaska 99824 Attention:

Rosemary S. Antel, Chief Gentlemen:

Enclosed is the NRC license amendment which you requested.

Please review the enclosed document carefully and be sure that you understand all conditions.

If there are any errors or questions, please notify us so that we can provide appropriate corrections and answers.

Any future correspondence relating to your license should specifically reference your license and docket numbers to expedite your inquiry.

Sincerely, Beth Health Physicist (Licensing)

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{ S Dohglas, Alaska 99824 AND LABORATORY OPERATIONS March 29, 1988 Beth Riedlinger U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region 5 1450 Maria Lane, Suite 210 Walnut Creek, California 94596

Dear Ms. Riedlinger:

As we discussed by phone earlier, here is the information you requested for our license # 50-14858-02.

Upon reviewing the file and the missing document., that you kindly sent copies of, I was concerned about the quality of our radiation safety program, as all of the original formally trained staff are no longer here.

In fact, I also had formal training in radiation lab safety at the University of Washington in 1975, however I am resigning effective April 15, 1988.

To strengthen the program here, I sent Richard Heffern, one of our senior chemists to a training course in Oklahoma City.

I have enclosed a copy of the brochure.

We have not yet received any letter or certificate from the course, but rat.her thaa wait for it, I am sending you what we have.

I have also enclosed a copy of Mr. Heffern's trip report, documenting that he visited some other labs to learn from them, also.

Regarding the request to add names to the license, Donald LaFara is presently the only one using the licensed materials.

The others were named with the intention of being contingency analysts for the analyses of gross alpha in water that we perform.

Don was trained directly by Mr.

Heffern in this analyses.

Clara Jodwalls has a Master of Science in Chemistry and was trained in the safe use of and used carbon isotopes at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Institute of Water Resources.

The other named staff would be considered contingency analysts, to be trained if Mr. Lafara should be unable to perform these analyses.

As soon as Mr. Heffern has taken care of some of his other backlogged work, I

intend that he will write up a

formal radiation safety SOP for our laboratory which will document training requirements and will make it much easier to train other staff.

I estimate that this will be done in about 4 months.

Sincerely, Rosemary Antel Chief, EQM&LO Enclosure

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Richard Heffern Out-of-state FROM:

Chemist IV trip report Radiation Safety Training Course in Oklahoma City (3/6 thru 3/11/88)

and Radiation Lab Visits in Montgomery, AL and Seattle, WA (3/14 thru 3/18/88)

The formal radiation safety training course gave instruction in the following areas:

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Principles of radiation production and interactions.

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Collecting radiation data (area surveys, leak tests and wipe tests).

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Interpreting the test data and making intelligent decisions on how to protect themselves and others.

4. Complying with governmental and institutional regulations.

This course gave me a knowledgeable background in principles of Radiation Safety.

It further assisted me in gathering pertinant information (from the radiation experts I visited the following week) for establishing and maintaining an effective radiation safety program for the EQM&ID Lab..

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A basic program in radiation safety will be off; red by

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Oklahoma State Engineering Dctenslor March 7-11, radioactive naterials or radiatico sources or for indi-1988. The program is designed for managerial and viduals who otherwise have an interest in the biologi-technical personnel isrvolved in the use of =4taiw cal effects of mitat m. 'Ihis course umld be suitable

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2)X Ray Technologists other pertinent tcpics incitda specific nethods for 3) Nurses emplying with governmental regulations ard the 4) Medica / Supervisors use of ~'i=t4m &tection instrturents.

5) Industrial Radiation Sqfety Personnel Cn W*lon of this intensive training prograrn, 6) Reactor #calth Physicists the participants will be given an optional comprehensive 7)VeterinaryMedicinePersonnel examination over the naterial covered. Successful 8) Chemists ccepletion of this examination will carn the partici-9) Pharmacists pant an Oklaherna State tuiversity certificate and a IU) Petroleum Service Company Personnel letter stating their conpetence in the naterial cov-

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1. The principles ofradiation production PREREQUISITES andinteractions.

No special preparation in nuclear science is required 2. Collecting radiation data (area surveys, ior this course, tut it is necessary for the participant Lc '

leak tests and wipe tests).

have at least a high school Icvel background in 3. Interpreting the test data and making science and algebra. For those who are interested, Intelligent decisions on how to protect there will be a mathematical review session on Han-themselves andothers.

day, March 7, frern 7-9pn. Participants will need to 4. Complying with gove nmentalandin-bring a calculator with logarithmical functions to t?e stitutionalregulations.

coursc. It is stzmgly w.um&d that each partici-1 pant be familiar with the operation of their own l

'Ihe Radiatim Safety letter issued by Oklabama State calculator prior to attedirg the course.

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All participants will be givm a certificate of atten-1. Insure that an individual within the dance in the program.

company has hadtraining on howto i

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regarding safeguarding radiation sources othet Programs offered by Engineering Exteniscn andpersonnel working in the vicinity of

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lectai days frum February 3.1988 through May 12,1988. A series of 2. /nsure that an individual within the one-day courses on Hazardous Materials. This certifleate program j companyhas attendedsessionson 18 de*1 ned to Provida current and prospective enployees of

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curriculum of study in hazardous naterials management. Upon ampletion of the certificate program, participants will receive an 3. Act as supportive documentation in osu Harardous nateria1 nanagement certificate of completlon.

the event the company wantsto apply a Verification certificate of Superfed Trainirg, ard a National Fire for an NRClicense topossess radio-Academy certificate of conpletion. For ecre information. call

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decay. schemes diation safety and governmental regulations con-a b) half life oerning m44ae+1ve sne-4al and radiation. He is c) Curie, Becquerel presently in ad$itim to teaching, serving as the OSU d) chart of the nuclie Rad 4*4m Safety officer.

3) Types of Radiation and Interaction a) x and gamna b) alpha and beta c) neutrons COMMENTS ON THE RADIATION SAFETY-

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d)-bremsstrahlung 4) Radiation Dosimetry-SPECIALIST TRAINING PROGRAM FROM PAST PARTICIPANTS a) absorbed dose: rad, Gray b) exposure doses Roentgen, C/kg c) dose equivalent: ren' Sievert TeresaHall.JameslawrenceKermanitosys,tal-very intense r

d) gaality factor i r individnaia with no radiation backgrourrt.

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a) acute and chrmic effects Prwiding the Radiation Health Han&ook with in-b) radiation protection guides structions for its use is an excellent portion of thic c) @se limits

6) Dcternal Radiation Protection at time flerb Sowers, E,G.4 G.very good course, b) distance Well presented.

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intense and c) shielding 7) Internal Radiation Protection RonAdkisson,SegnoyahFuels-Excellent course for both i

a) internal radiation hazards an Artrudx: tion to Radiation Safety and as a refresher b) control of contamination training for operating H-P personnel.

s c) waste disposal 8) Radiation Safety Instrumentation llarrySimmons.SpringfeldParkCentralHospital-1 found this a) survey meters to be an excellent review course to help prepare for b). radiation scalers certificatim in racimar nwiirine, c) comtirg statistics d) personnel dosimeters DonMcMillan,NatlMarineFisheryService--Hell worth the 9) Regulatory Control time.

a) licensing procedures b) agreement and nonagreement IndianaStateUniwrsity,5cientyicEquipmentSpecialist-This str es course provides a maximma of exposure to a wide c) Code of Federal Regulations variety of natorial and is thus very useful in a wich 10) Compliance variety of4plications.

a) establishing and posting raatsicn atens ResearchAssistant,AlDuPontinstitute-A very worthuhile b) surveying etc. and wipe omrse for radiation understanding and application testirg work areas of prirciples,

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