ML20215J782
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| Site: | 07000756 |
| Issue date: | 07/22/1986 |
| From: | Dye R ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY |
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- 3. ADDRESS (ESI WHERE LICENSED MATERIAL WILL BE USED OR POSSESSED Environmental Monitoring Systems Laboratory 944 East Harmon Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89114 4 NAME OF PERSON TO BE CONT ACTED A80VT THIS APPLICATION TELEPHONE NUM8ER FTS 545-2320 Robert Dve - Rndintion Safety Of fi cer i
SU8MIT ITEMS S THROUGH 11 ON 84 a 11" PAPER THE Tvf t AND SCOPE CF INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED IS DESCRISED IN THE LICENSE APPUCATION GUIDE.
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- 7. INDIVIDUAUSl RESPONSi8LE FOR RADI AflON SAFETY PROGR AM AND THEIR
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- 9. F ACIUTIES AND EQUIPMENT.
- 10. RADI ATION SAFETY PROGR&M 12 UCENSE E FEES ISee 10 CFM t/O nad Secroon t10 31s AMOUNT t t, WASTE MAN AGEMENT.
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WARNING 18 U S C. SECTION 1001 ACT OF JUNE 25.1948. 62 STAT 749 MAKES IT A CRIMINAL OFFENSE TO MAK E A WILLFULLY F ALSE STATEMENT OR REPRESENTATION TO ANY DEPARTMENT OR AGENCYAF THE UNITED STATES AS TO ANY MATTER WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION SIGN fur CERTI v tNG F FICER TYeED. PRINTED NAME TITLE DATE Radiation Safety Officer 7 k2 ((
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RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIAL Element A Mass Nunber Fo rm Maximun Anount A.
Plutoniun 238/Plutoniun 239 A.
Any A.
2 milligrans B.
Uraniun 233 B.
Any B.
1 gran C.
Uraniun 235 C.
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1 gram This list decreases the maxinun of Pu 238/239 from 10 milligrans to 2 nilligrams.
It also eliminates Plutoniun 236, 240, 241 and 242 from the license.
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PURPOSE FOR WHICH LICENSED MATERIAL WILL BE USED.
A through C will he used for laboratory and instrument calibrations. This elininates the use of these isotopes in field studies.
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INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBLE The Radiation Safety Officer is responsible for the Radiation Safety Progran at the Environnental Monitoring Systens Laboratory. He derives his authority from the Director and is the Director's authorized representa-tive regarding neasures concerning radiation protection. Robert E. Dye is the current Radiation Safety Officer and a copy of his resume is en-closed for your infornation.
8 TRAINING Licensed naterial at EMSL is used only by individuals designated by the Radiation Safety Connittee. These individuals either have sufficient experience or training or they work under the direction of experienced personnel when using the sources.
2 Eac,h individual who is designated to participate in a study where radio-active naterial is being used is responsible for:
Keeping this exposure to radiation as low as practicable, and speci-a.
fically hel.cw the Radiation Protection Standards for External and Internal Exposures as listed.
REMS PER CALENDAR OVARTER Whole body; head and trunk, gonads; lens of the eye; red hone narrow active blood fo rning organs.............
3 Unlinited area of the skin (except hands and forearns): other organs; tissues and organ systens (except bone).......
5 Bone........................
10 25 Hands and Feet.....
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Wearing the prescribed personnel nonitoring equipment such as TLD's, film badges and pocket dosineters.
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Each individual user shall utilize all appropriate protective neasures, including the following:
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Shall wear protective clothing required by the RSO.
Exanple: Protective coveralls, boots and impervious gloves shall he worn when handling druns of radioactive waste.
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Shall be fitted for respiratory protection by REECo Environnental Sciences Department prior to the start of a study involving radioactivity.
Respiratory protection will he worn during operation when deemed necessary by the RSO.
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Shall maintain good personal hygiene and report to the RSO any skin cut or abrasions prior to handling radioactive material.
4 Investigator shall submit background biological samples and whole body count either sadium iodide or phoswich detector as appropriate prior to each experinant or on a frequency determined by the RSO.
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FACILITIES AND E0UIPMENT The facilities and equipment are the same as those listed in our license application dated July 23, 1981, with one exception. The experimental farn and laboratory complex located at the Nevada Test Site should be eliminated from the license. Therefore, the licensed naterial will be used only at the licensees' facility at the Environnental Monitoring Systens Laboratory, 944 East Harnon Avenue, Las Vegas, NV.
10 RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM The Radiation Safety Progran is structured along the same lines as the Health and Safety Progran.
Mr. Robert E. Dye is the Radiation Safety Of ficer.
The Laboratory has a Radiation Safety Connittee which consists of the following:
Chairman - John S. 'Coogan - Programs Operations Manager, Nuclear Radiation Assessment Division Member - Robert E. Oye - Radiation Safety Officer Menher - F. Wayne Crane - Safety Officer Menber - Pong N. Len - Deputy Director, Office of Progran Management and Support Menher - James G. Payne, Jr., - Deputy Director, Advanced Monitoring Systens Division Menber - Kenneth W. Rrown - Botanist, Exposure Assessment Research Division
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Member - Robert J. Lyon - Project Officer, Office of Radiation Prograns Menher - Frank Novielli, Chemist, Radiation Ouality Assurance Section
The Radiation Safety Connittee established within EPA facilities shall have jurisdiction over all radiation sources and activities in areas under their cont rol. Functions' of,this connittee include, but are not limited to, the following:
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Review and act on all applications for use of radionuclides, including review and approval of the qualification of users, prospective users, facilities, procedures and equipment involved.
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Receive and review periodic reports from the RSO on nonitoring, contanination and personnel exposure.
When a research scientist plans an experiment that includes radioisotopes, he first writes a protocol which is submitted to the Radiation Safety Officer.
He nakes sure that our Byproduct Material License allows us to possess this particular isotope and in the quantities the scientist wishes to use.
Each quarter the Radiation Safety Connittee meets and studies and discusses any protocols that have been submitted. After it has been approved, Health Physics assistance is assigned to the project, provision is made for bioassays, sanples and whole body counting of the people involved, and radiation nonitors are assigned.
For day-to-day radiation safety in the labs, we have a Radiation Safety Manual that is available in each lab for the use of the personnel.
A routine inspection of the laboratory is perfarned with snear samples of the entire facility taken on a nonthly basis.
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All radioactive source material is received in the Radiation Safety Office, nunhered and an isotopic inventory is naintained for our Laboratory.
Dosimetry records, bioassays results and whole body counts are perforned on routine intervals and results naintained in the Radiation Safety Office.
- 11. WASTE MANAGEMENT Very little waste is produced at the.EMSL.
That which nust be disposed of is transported per the applicable regulations to the DOE Nevada Test Site Disposal area for processing.
N RESUM3 ROBERT E. DY3 6420 Bannock Way Las Vegas, Nevada 89107 Phone:
(702) 877-6168 PERSONAL: Married, three children, 35 years old EDUCATION:B.S. in Chemistry, 1972 Iowa desleyan College Mt. Pleasant, Iowa "B4R Chemistry School" September - November, 1974 General 31ectric Vallecitos, California
" Improving Managerial Skills for the New Manager" September, 1980 and
" Communications Skills for Managers" July, 1982 American Management Association
" Applied Health Physics Course" May - June, 1933 Cak Ridge Associated Universities Oak Ridge, Tennessee "How to Manage Stress" September, 1985 Keye Productivity Center Las Vegas, Nevada 3XPERIENCE:
February, 1985 to Present:
United States Environmental Protection Agency l
Health Physicist Oversee the dosimetry program around the ' Nevada Test Site.
Includes supervising technicians, reviewing data, investigating anamolies, and preparing reports.
i December, 1980 to February, 1985:
Duane Arnold Energy Center for Iowa Electric Lt. and Pwr.
Assistant Radiation Protection Supervisor Assist in the overall administration of the Radiation l
Frotection Department including chemistry, health l
physics,' radwaste and environmental.
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RESUME OF ROBERT E. DYE Page 2 June, 1980 to December, 1980:
Duane Arnold Energy Center for Iowa Electric Plant Chemist In charge of the overall supervision of the chemistry and radiochemist:cy laboratory and technicians.
July, 1972 to June, 1980:
Duane Arnold Energy Center for Iowa Electric Radiation Chemistry Technician Involved in the day to day activities of the' chemistry laboratory.. Included initial laboratory setup and work in all areas of the department.
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