At DC Cook, During on-line periods, TLDs are normally issued on Days by 2.5 personnel (two, full-time & one, part-time workers). During emergent needs, one of these three are called in after hours or on weekends. For RAM shipments, we have the driver get his (visitor) TLD on Day Shift and return when needed to load/move his truck.
As a visitor, we still have the worker attest to lifetime dose, waive their training, perform a GEM-5 portal monitor scan followed by a WBC then issue a TLD. Visitor and his radworker-qualified escort are briefed by RP on a specific Visitor RWP which doesn't allow Contamination Area, Airborne Area or greater than Radiation Area entries w/o prior RPM approval, which typically won't happen. We do expect to begin qualifying our RP Tech Spec Techs (on-shift ERO workers) to issue TLDs off-hours, which is rarely (<10/yr) needed. Thank you, Dave Raye RP Support Gen Supv Cook Nuclear Plant 269.466.2803 (w) 269.405.6040 (c) 269.422.6161 (h) Pager 2803 From: Stoffel, Scott J [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 4:24 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [powernet] Truck drivers that need to enter the RCA temporarily This is an EXTERNAL email. STOP. THINK before you CLICK links or OPEN attachments. ________________________________ DCPP would like to know how truck drivers, that temporarily need to enter the RCA are handled off hours when the dosimetry office is closed. * Process or paperwork? * Training requirements? * Exposure monitoring devices needed? Scott Stoffel Radiation Protection Dosimetry Supervisor 119/1/123 (805) 545-4422
