Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-7-805 - Administrative Responsibilities
A. A
registrant shall designate a radiation safety officer who shall:
1. Establish and maintain operational
procedures so that the radiation exposure of each worker is kept
ALARA;
2. Instruct all personnel
who work with or near radiation producing machines in safety
practices;
3. Maintain a system of
personnel monitoring;
4. Establish
radiation control areas, including placement of appropriate radiation warning
signs or devices;
5. Provide a
radiation safety inspection of radiation producing machines on a routine
basis;
6. Review modifications to
x-ray systems, including x-ray tube housing, cameras, diffractometers,
shielding, and safety interlocks;
7. Investigate and report proper authorities
any case of excessive exposure to personnel and take remedial action;
and,
8. Be familiar with all
applicable rules for control of ionizing radiation.
B. An individual shall not be permitted to
operate or maintain an open beam analytical x-ray system unless the individual
has received instruction in and demonstrated competence in all of the
following:
1. Identification of radiation
hazards associated with the use of the equipment;
2. Significance of all radiation warning and
safety devices, interlocks incorporated into the equipment, or the reasons that
devices or interlocks have not been installed on certain pieces of equipment
and the extra precautions required in lieu of these precautions;
3. Proper operating procedures for the
equipment;
4. Recognition of
symptoms of acute localized radiation exposure; and
5. Proper procedure for reporting an actual
or suspected exposure.
C. A registrant shall maintain records of
instruction and competence for Department inspection for three years from the
date of course completion or demonstration.
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