RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING AND SURVEYS

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Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 1 of 9 RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING AND SURVEYS 1.0 Objective The objective of this surveillance is to verify that the laboratory has established and implemented an effective program to identify and monitor radiological hazards in the workplace. The surveillance activities provide a basis for verifying that the laboratory's surveys are comprehensive, accurate, timely, and that data from surveys is used appropriately. The surveillance activities also provide a basis for evaluating the laboratory's compliance with DOE requirements regarding radiological monitoring and surveys. 2.0 References 2.1 10 CFR 835, Occupational Radiation Protection 2.2 G-10 CFR 835/E2, Implementation Guide-Workplace Air Monitoring 2.3 DOE/EH-0256T, U.S. Department of Energy Radiological Control Manual, Rev. 1 2.4 DOE P441.1, Department of Energy Radiological Health and Safety Policy 3.0 Surveillance Activities The following activities are performed to evaluate the effectiveness of the laboratory=s program for conducting radiological monitoring and surveys. 1) The Facility Representative or Environmental, Safety, and Health Support Specialist observes a routine radiation survey conducted by the laboratory=s radiological control technicians. 2) The Facility Representative or Environmental, Safety, and Health Support Specialist conducts a walkthrough to examine area radiation monitors and continuous air monitors. 3) The Facility Representative or Environmental, Safety, and Health Support Specialist observes a contamination survey.

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 2 of 9 RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING AND SURVEYS Surveillance No.: Facility: Date Completed: Activity 1 - Observation of Routine Survey YES NO N/A 1. Do training records for the individuals conducting the survey demonstrate that these individuals have the required training and qualifications to perform the survey? 2. Are the instruments used to perform the survey routinely calibrated? 3. Are the calibrations for the instruments used to conduct the survey current? 4. Were the instruments checked to verify proper performance before the survey was performed? 5. Did the survey include a sufficient number of survey points to characterize radiological hazards and to define or verify boundaries? 6. Did personnel conducting the survey appropriately document results as readings were taken? 7. Is the required frequency for this survey consistent with the actual or potential radiological conditions, probability of changes in conditions, and area occupancy factors? 8. Did the radiological supervisor perform an effective and timely review of survey results to ensure that the documentation was accurate and complete?

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 3 of 9 YES NO N/A 9. Were results from the survey conspicuously posted in a timely manner to inform personnel of radiological conditions? Activity 2 - Walkthrough to Examine Area Radiation Monitors and Continuous Air Monitors 10. Are area radiation monitors installed in frequently occupied areas with the potential for unexpected increases in dose rates? 11. Are the locations for the Area Radiation Monitors effective for detecting changes in radiological conditions that could adversely affect personnel safety? 12. Are area radiation monitors and alarms in service, and is operability checked routinely? 13. Are area radiation monitors calibrated? 14. If an area radiation monitor is out of service, has adequate compensatory action been taken? 15. Are continuous air monitors operable and is operability checked daily? 16. Are continuous air monitors calibrated to ensure that their detection capability is maintained? 17. Are alarm operability and setpoints verified periodically for continuous air monitors? 18. Are sample points for air sampling located such that the instruments are monitoring air concentrations to which personnel are exposed? 19. Are sample points located well away from ventilation system supply intakes and exhaust discharges?

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 4 of 9 Activity 3 - Observation of Contamination Survey YES NO N/A 20. Do training records for personnel performing the survey substantiate that the personnel have the required training and qualifications? 21. Are the instruments used to perform the survey within current calibration? 22. Are the survey techniques appropriate to detect both removable and fixed contamination? 23. Are large area wipes used to supplement standard swipe techniques in areas generally assumed not to be contaminated? OTHER:

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 5 of 9 NOTES/COMMENTS: PERSONNEL CONTACTED:

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 6 of 9 IF MORE SPACE IS NEEDED FOR FINDINGS, OBSERVATIONS, AND FOLLOWUP ITEMS - USE ADDITIONAL SHEETS FINDINGS: Finding No.: Finding No.: Finding No.:

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 7 of 9 OBSERVATIONS: Observation No.: Observation No.: Observation No.:

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 8 of 9 FOLLOWUP ITEMS: Followup Item No.: Followup Item No.: Followup Item No.:

Radiological Monitoring Surveys Page 9 of 9 LABORATORY MANAGEMENT DEBRIEFED AND RESULTS: Signature: Date: Facility Representative or Environmental, Safety, and Health Support Specialist