ML20044D903
| ML20044D903 | |
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| Site: | 07001703 |
| Issue date: | 05/04/1993 |
| From: | Greco J EASTMAN KODAK CO. |
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Eastman Kodak Company Corporate Health, Safety and Environment Building 320, Kodak Park Rochester, NY 14652-3615 (716)-588-3324 EMPLOYMENT r
August 1991 - Present Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester, NY - Radiation Safety Officer. International manufactun r of Ulm, chemicals, and other consumer products.
January 1987 - August 1991 Princeton University, Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton, NJ - Head of Operational Health Phy,ics. Largest magnetic fusion reactor in the U.S.
August 1985 - Decernher 1986 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Graduate Assistant, radiation instmmentation laboratory.
June 1982 - August 1985 Buffalo General Hospital, Buffalo, New York - Staff Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
January 1981 - June 1932 Aultman Hospital, Canton, Ohio - Staff Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
Stsmmary of Experienct Over ten years diversified experience working with radioactive materials and management of its safe use, including medical, manufacturing, and reactor environments. SpeciGes include:
Operational Health Physics Radiological surveys and documentation for contamination, activation, and airborne radioactivity.
Assessment of the safe use of neutron sources, such as Tokamaks, Cf-252, and neutron generators.
External dosimetry using Glm and TLD; internal dosimetry calculation from bicassay data.
Low-level radioactive waste management, including packaging, transportation and waste minimization.
Management of sealed source inventory using computer database.
Management of radioisotope laboratory safety, including approval, assessments and decommissioning.
Review of decommissioning / remediation plans for a thorium glass manufacturing plant.
Environmental IIcalth Physics Supervised the PPPL Radiological Environmental Monitoring Laboratory, which analyzed water, soil, biota, and air samples for radionuclide concentration, with emphasis on environmental tritium measuremen'.s.
Implemented and supervised radon detection and remediation using charcoal and alpha-track detectors.
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Training Radiation Safety Instructor -- developed Radiation Safety Training courses for radioisotope laboratory workers and for fusion reactor workers.
Clinical Nuclear Medicine Instructor.
Administration Genention of safe operating procedures; author of major reports and manuals (Annual Ionizing f
Radiation Report, Radiation Safety Manuals, Site Waste Management Plan).
Served as Supervisor of Health Physics Technicians, Calibration and Instrumentation Lab, and Radioactive Lab Analysis.
Review, implementation, and enforcement of applicable regulations (DOE, NRC, EPA,
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OSHA, and State)
Presentation of monthly radiation safety reports to management.
Management safety walk-throughs of selected laboratory areas.
r Non. ionizing Radiation Radiofrequency, microwave and magnetic (AC and DC) radiation measurement and reporting.
Served as Laser Safety Officer at PPPL for 150 laser systems: Alternate LSO for Eastman
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Medical Radionuclide preparation and administration, imaging, and patient care.
EDUCATION University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill M.S. in Public Health - Radiological Hygiene December 1986. Course work - Radiation Instrumentation, Radiation Biophysics, Nuclear Physics, Medical Physics, Epidemiology, Radiation Hazards Evaluation I & II, Environmental Risk Assessment Statistical Interference with Computing. Masters Project: "The Implementa ion of the Passive Activated Charcoal Canister System to Measure Indoor Radon".
Nuclear Medicine Institute, Cleveland, Ohio.
l Twelve-month Nuclear Medicine Technology Program,1981.
State University College at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY B.A. in Biology,1979. Applicable courses: Radiation Biology and several independent studies.
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American Board of Health Physics Associate Member i
Passed Part 1 of Heahh Physics Certification Exam,1992 Health Physics Society,1985 - present j
Western New York Chapter of the Health Physics Society,1991-present
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President, 1992-93 i
i New Jersey Chapter of the Health Physics Society,1987-91 Secretary 1987-89 Special Events ommittee HPS Mid-Year Symposium,1989-90 Mercer County, New Jersey Radiation Defense (RADEF) Officer,1988 i
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