wep Em ATP s Wao ke RN Gb dpe e t wok 4 wee “RESTRICTED TG 132.1 Administrative Plan Supply & Property - Annex C (§) Installed equipment will be placed in a “stand-by” condition for safekeeping and security in accordance with approved roll-up plans for TG 132.1. (G6) Wherever technical or expert assistance will be required to adequately protect equipment placed in dead or stand-by storage, early requests for suca technical assistance will be made to J-h, TG 132.1. Surveys Surveys of "DOD-R&D" equipment will be made in accordance with pertinent regulations. Normally, a certificate signed by a Program Director, Group Leader, or tnueir authorized representative will be adequate. However, in case of doubt, a certificate signed by Mr. Stanley W. Burriss and Mr. Robert Van Gemert will be accepted by TG 132.1 as final evidence to drop lost or destroyed property. Contaminated Articles (1) Contaminated items can be destroyed immediately if necessary, upon tue advice of tue monitor provided by tue Radiological Safety Group. However, a monitor's certificate must be obtained whicn will be satisfactory to prove that such disposal was necessary. It will be necessary to list complete nomenclature and property or serial number to insure proper identification of the items. (2) All elements of TG 132.1 having property and equipment installed or in use in contaminated areas will adnere to tie following administrative practices: (a) (b) (c) Specific identification records will be maintained in using office of eaci item used in contaminated areas. Technical inspectors certificates of unserviceability will be matched with records of equipment sent out to contaminated areas and prompt action initiated to drop sucn items from accountability. Items of equipment which are certified too highly contaminated but wita tie possibility of being decontaminated will be processed for return to regular use.