Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 64E-5.429 - Source Movement Logs, Daily Survey Reports, and Individual Dosimeter Logs
(1) Each time a
radiation source is removed from storage, the licensee or registrant shall
complete and maintain source movement logs for each radiation source with the
following information, as applicable:
(a) The
locations where used, the names of the jobs or clients, and the dates of use
including the dates removed and returned to storage;
(b) The manufacturer's name, model, and
serial number of the radiographic exposure device, source changer, or radiation
machine used;
(c) The sealed source
manufacturer's name, model, and serial number, activity in curies (becquerels)
on the date of receipt and each date of use, and the due date of the next leak
test;
(d) The results of the
reference survey of the radiographic exposure device or source changer
performed upon removal and return to storage; and
(e) The identity and signature or initials of
the radiographer to whom the radiation source has been assigned.
(2) Before performing industrial
radiography, leak tests, source exchanges, or quarterly inspection and
maintenance of radiographic equipment, the licensee or registrant shall prepare
and maintain a daily survey report for each radiation source with the
information described below as it becomes available:
(a) The location where used, the name of the
job or client, and the date of use;
(b) The manufacturer's name, model, and
serial number of the radiographic exposure device, source changer, or radiation
machine used;
(c) The sealed source
manufacturer's name, model, and serial number and activity in curies
(becquerels) for the date of use;
(d) The names and titles of the radiographic
personnel working with the radiation source;
(e) The serial number of the personnel
monitoring badge, pocket dosimeter, and alarm ratemeter used by each of the
radiography crew members;
(f) The
manufacturer's name, model, serial number, and date of calibration or
calibration due date for each survey meter used;
(g) The results of the reference survey
performed when the radiographic exposure device or source changer is removed
from or returned to storage;
(h)
Evidence of performance of the equipment checks described in subsection
64E-5.430(1),
F.A.C.;
(i) The results of the
survey of the posted perimeter in mR/hr (mSv/hr) and feet (meters);
(j) The total exposure time; and
(k) The start, end, and total pocket
dosimeter readings for all radiographic personnel.
(3) Radiographic personnel shall maintain an
individual log of their daily dosimeter totals. Each individual shall record
the doses measured by his or her dosimeter at the end of each day of
radiographic operations and total the recorded doses at the end of each week
and at the end of each month. Copies of the individual dosimeter logs shall be
provided to the radiation safety officer (RSO) or the RSO's designee no later
than 7 days after each month. The RSO or the RSO's designee shall review the
logs within 7 days of receipt and shall date and sign or initial the logs at
the time of the review. Each log shall include the following information:
(a) The name of the individual;
(b) The dates of the monitoring
periods;
(c) The daily, weekly, and
monthly individual radiation dose totals as measured by the dosimeter;
and
(d) The date the log was
reviewed by the RSO or the RSO's designee and the signature or initials of the
RSO or the RSO's designee.
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