Fermi - Similar to Callaway. Basically if a source is "assigned" to an
area (cal shop / count room) it may be used with any additional paperwork.
If sources need to be used by personnel other than RP / Chem techs, they
are issued to that individual (this is very rare occurrence, nearly all
source use is by Chem / RP techs only)
How do you handle a source which is stored in the same room in which
it is used? Once it is removed from its lock box / storage
container / cabinet for use, do you
(1) consider that source “issued” to that person? No,
(2) require that it be logged in/out using a form or some electronic
process? No
Does your source control procedure (or other controlling document)
(1) contain an issue log or mechanism to track a sources
removal from a storage location? yes
(2) Provide detailed instructions on what actions constitute
an “issue for use”? yes
(3) Provide an exemption for the logging of sources which
never leave the room in which they are used? yes
Benjy Bertossi
Fermi2 - RP Supervisor
734-586-4935
bertos...@dteenergy.com
From: "Thompson, Dewey L" <dthomps...@ameren.com>
To: "powernet@hps1.org" <powernet@hps1.org>
Date: 03/31/2015 02:53 PM
Subject: Re: Powernet: Sealed Source Control Question
Sent by: owner-power...@hps1.org
From Callaway
A source in a room taken out of the locker for use (example count room) is
NOT an "issue" or "movement". The technician is responsible for the use.
One caveat is IF the source is outside the Protected Area would require to
be Locke or guarded. (I don't mind if the technician leaves the count room
for lunch or tasks if a source is on a detector for example.)
We would not log such use.
Our program does not define "issue for use". Source checkout involves a
manual form at the locker, unless it's a high activity source that could
require RP posting control.
Our program requires a checkout form at the locker with database update for
movement. Movement would only apply locker to locker.
Questions
Call or email
Dewey
314 225 1061
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 31, 2015, at 1:42 PM, Parlatore, Linda M:(GenCo-Nuc) <
linda.parlat...@exeloncorp.com> wrote:
Looking for some advice here –
How do you handle a source which is stored in the same room in which
it is used? Once it is removed from its lock box / storage
container / cabinet for use, do you
(1) consider that source “issued” to that person?
(2) require that it be logged in/out using a form or some electronic
process?
Does your source control procedure (or other controlling document)
(1) contain an issue log or mechanism to track a sources
removal from a storage location?
(2) Provide detailed instructions on what actions constitute
an “issue for use”?
(3) Provide an exemption for the logging of sources which
never leave the room in which they are used?
Answers, comments and Insights are appreciated.
Linda Parlatore
Three Mile Island
717-948-8075
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