done and a random sample of reports for this period revealed that
..
the information contained is fairly detailed and co~stitutes a
valuable record of each day’s activities.
8.
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Minutes of RCC Meetings and Documents.
Copies of
the minutes of RCC meetings were on file and current.
9.
SOPS and EAIs.
SOPS and EAIs were current and on
file.
10.
Training !4aterials. Course outlines and lesson plans
for the training given
to
the FPST personnel were reviewed.
Records
are maintained indicating t-hetype of training an individual recc>ives
befOre gai~?”to w~rk in a controlled area.
LCD~ John Duley, Iw3c,iX:N
has covered this seck~aa in nore detail.
of
radiation accidents ass~/orincidents are on file.
The latest incident
occurred cm 10 July 1979 which involv$d a decontamination of an
individualismboots.
><Eer decontamination, no obsemable
or removable
activity was noted.
12.
Instrument Calibration Files.
These files are maintained
by the—.contractor on Enewetak and by the FRST teainon Iajwa.
indicate the su~ey
13.
.
Records
ins.trwnentsare calibrated every six months.
Radiatio> Analysis Files.
These files consist of three
bound journals in which the results of all radiological analyse”sare
recorded.
Examples of entries include:
air samples, etc.
decon swipes, soil samples,
Entries are chronological with entry codes specifying
type of sample, location,and date taken.
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