Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 64E-5.1307 - Training Requirements for Authorized Users
(1) Radioactive materials shall be used by
individuals who are qualified by training and experience to protect public
health, safety and the environment. A description of this training must be
submitted and approved by the department and include the following:
(a) Principles and fundamentals of radiation
protection and safety practices related to the use of radioactive materials,
including ALARA principles;
(b)
Radioactivity measurements;
(c) Use
of radiation detection instruments and monitoring techniques;
(d) Biological effects of
radiation;
(e) Transportation of
radioactive materials;
(f)
Practical experience with the use of radioactive materials; and
(g) Licensee's operating and emergency
procedures.
(2) For
licensees who propose to train their own personnel to be authorized users, the
following must be provided to and approved by the department:
(a) Instructor qualifications, including
training and experience with radioactive materials specifically relating to the
topics of instruction;
(b) A
detailed training program, including duration of training for each of the
topics listed in (1) of this section;
(c) The method of testing the knowledge of
students, such as a written and practical examination, and whether the
examination is open or closed book; and
(d) If an examination is used, the passing
score, method of retesting students who do not pass and an example of the
examination with the correct answers indicated.
(3) Records of training shall be maintained
during the employment of the individual or 5 years, whichever is
greater.
(4) Unless otherwise
specified in the license, a licensee's authorized user training program is not
transferable to another licensee.
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