The Army Regulations will apply to all individuals who are
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at Enewectak Atoll during the period of Cleanup.
control of
DNA shall comply in all respects with the regulations or
be denied access to IEnewetak Atoll.
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A "controlled area" is a defined area in which the exposure of
personnel to ionizing radiation is under the supervision of an individual responsible ‘for radiation protection.
Initially, islands listed in
Enclosure 2 will be designated as controlled areas.
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RADIATION PROTECTION STANDARDS.
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A “radiation worker" is an individual who might be exposed
to more than 10 percent of the basic radiation protection standards (See
Enclosure 3) as a result of his employment or duties in a controlled
area.
An "occasionally exposed individual" is one whose work is not
normally performed in a controlled area and whose duties do not normally
involve exposure to ionizing radiation; however, the individual may have
reason to enter a controlled area in the performance of duties.
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exposed individuals will not receive an exposure to ionizing radiation
in excess of that allowed for any individual in the population at large.
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