- we a renee on ote NE NE cree cae eR Sete ee APPENDIX H STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE FOR RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY INVOLVED IN TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE SAMPLES TO THE ZONE OF THE !NTERIOR H.1 PURPOSE The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure is to establ'sh procedures and responsibilities in connection with ihe packaging, loading, transfer, and unloading of radioactive samples being transported to the Zoneof the Interior (ZI). H.2 GENERAL The responsibility for radiological safety in connection with the transporting of radioactive samples to the ZI has been given to TG 132.1 (TU 7). The sampies will be principally material collected during the tests. Adequate precautions will be taken to ensure the radiological safety of personnel involved in handling the samples during loading, transporting, and unloading operations. H.3) MONITORS A monitur will be required for each special sample courier aircraft traveling to the ZI. H.4 RADIOLOGICAL LIMITS Each package will be shielded so that the maximum radiation will not exceed 0.1 r/hr at 1 ft. The radioactive material will be stored in such a location as to prevent personnel from being exposed to more than 0,1 r/hr and not to exceed a total dose of 3 r. ag7 EEKeen the nateennee This monitor will be responsible for the radiological safety of all personnel in the aircraft vudl the sample is turned over to the using agency. Program monitors will be responsible for radiological safety in connec.ivn with packaging and loading the samples of their program on the aircraft. The TG 132.1 liaison officer with TG 132.4 at Kwajalein will be responsible for radiological safety in connection with the collection of the samples from test aircraft and the packaging and the luading of these on the MATS aircraft. 90 Qn 1 see aeteenstmtseyrtetetenner©tt eo