I SUMMARY The fifth visit by the Padiation Safety Audit and Inspection Team (RSAIT) was accomplished from 1-3 August 197S. -. was reduced from ten to seven. three major portions: The size of the team The arsas of interest were divided into training and indoctrination, o~erati.onalsafzty, and records keeping. The mobilization phase has been conpleted and the operational cleanup phase is now at full effort. Previous Audit and Ins~ection activities were diviclsdizto S5X or severegeneral areas. Planned during this visik was to 100-kat the o.~ration as a whole entity and observe and comment on those aspects o? e~vtrcmmentalt radiological and occupational safety as they a??ly to sII skases of the operation. ~~ticular emphasis was ., paid to t?= cSain of events from debris or earth removal through dmping~ stock?ili>g or crater containment. j Considerable activiey has taken place over the last four months in the areas of safety prqra.ms. The current Commander, Joint Task Group . (JTG) and the e~e.mentcommanders are safety conscious. No significant changes have occured in the environmental protection program. . and training in this area still needs improvement. Indoctrination Radiological and occupational hazards were reviewed during the debris and ground .removal operations . Radiation hazards appeared to be minimal as previously noted on all ,ourRSAIT visits. Resuspension does not even appear to be significant at the area of maximum dirt agitation and potential for 1 [ 1