[Global] [External] Labeling of RCA tools - quick question

[Mingus, Cris S]

At Davis-Besse, we are procedurally required to mark / label tools if they are >5,000 ncpm fixed and any detectable loose contamination. Any tools with loose contamination are required to be segregated and may be used only in a contaminated area.

Cris Mingus
Davis-Besse Radiation Protection Superintendent
Work: 419-321-7854
Cell: 419-707-3188



From: Global <global-bounces at list.rpalara.org> On Behalf Of Olga I Juza
Sent: Thursday, September 1, 2022 9:06 AM
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Cc: Jim Bowers <jbowers at aep.com>
Subject: [External] [Global] Labeling of RCA tools - quick question


Hi!  Hope all is going well.

Quick question:

Do you still mark or label RCA tools with purple paint, labels or some other designation if they are < 5,000 ncpm fixed or < 1,000 dpm/100 cm^2?


Have a great Labor Day Weekend.   Thanks in advance for the replies.

Olga Juza
DC Cook Nuclear
ALARA Planner

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