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All personnel assigned to Enewetak Atoll will receive training
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precautions. or procedures tominimize exposure,
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purposes and functions of protective devices employed,
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decontamination purposes and ‘procedures,
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Such training will be sufficient to ensure that the workers can correctly
answer questions on radiation protection as it relates to their job.
G. PERSONNEL DOSIMETRY.
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the Army Photodosimetry Service will be employed. The “film badge contains
one or more photographic ‘emulsionsand is designed to differentiate
between beta particles, gamma rays, and x-rays. A:-film badge will be
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1. Plutonium is the primary radiological threat of Cleanup. As
previously noted, Pu in the ground is not a hazard, but if the ground is
disturbed, personnel may come into contact with the Pu and be harmed.
Personsoperating in the vicinity of thedisturbedground might either
inhale resuspended Pu directly, or become externally contaminated and
susceptible to subsequent internal contamination of themselvesor others.
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