CHAPTER I, SECTION 1 Figure 1-10. Deep Water Pier Under Construction - Elmer account living conditions, the need for adequate medical and dental services, recreation facilities, insect and rodent control and other sanitary measures, and industrial ad radiological safety. Clarification of the administration of criminal jurisdiction at the Proving Ground waseffected through discussions held by representatives of the Contractor and the AEC with Federal and Trust Territory Authorities. Procedures have been established to cover arrest, hearings, bail and confinement. Certain Contractor per- ing and equipment, monitoring, and repair and calibration of instruments. The AEC Radiologi- cal Safety Officer retained policy direction for the Rad-Safe program. To provide qualified personnel to staff the Rad-Safe unit, a course of study and indoctrination was undertaken. The head of the Contractor’s unit was sent to Fort McClellan, Alabama, and to Los Alamos, New Mexico, for a three weeks training course. Other personnel were trained on the job. This staff then conducted courses in monitoring, ac- Trust Territories, police powers needed in con- credited 42 monitors for the REDWING Operation, and undertook the safety education of all supervisory personnel. With the arrival of TU-7 Experience during previous operations indi- tractors unit was integrated on 15 April 1956 Contractor over their employees in the matter The participation by Contractor personnel in sonnel were granted, as Deputy Sheriffs of the nection with this administration. cated the need for more direct control by the of radiation exposure. As an outcome of this, the AEC assigned to Holmes & Narverthe responsibility for the AEC-Contractor radiological safety at the Proving Ground. This was first assumed on 15 October 1955. The functions assigned the Contractor were photodosimetry, issuance and accountability of protective cloth- of TG 7.1 at the Proving Ground, the Con- into this organization for operational purposes. the radiological safety activities during the operational phase of REDWING materially increased the effectiveness of the Contractor’s safety program. The use of Contractor person- nel provided more direct control in the matter of radiation exposure than was possible during previous operations. Page 1-23