[Cuga] Don't Let Your Access to Accelerator Site Expire---a message from Becky Mosbrucker

Rachel Harris harris at jlab.org
Wed Jan 5 13:40:10 EST 2011


/Sent on behalf of Radiation Control/

It's here! The 2011 General Access Radiological Work Permit is now 
available for signature. The date of this document is a little earlier 
than in years past. The current General Access RWP will expire on 
January 10, 2011 at noon. The new 2011 General Access RWP is effective 
from Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 2011.

If you are a radiation worker, to retain your accelerator site access, 
you must sign the new RWP before noon on January 10, 2011. To access the 
RWP, visit the web-based training page and open document SAF801kd (under 
the subheading "Documents"). You may access/sign this document from 
offsite. The JLab web-based training page is located here: 
http://www.jlab.org/div_dept/train/webbasedtraining.html

Note the following changes to the permit:

-- Release of Metal - the only metal that is now subject to the 
recycling suspension is scrap metal released from radiation, high 
radiation and contamination areas; metals released from other areas are 
no longer subject to the restriction.
-- LCW Systems - a slight change was made to clarify that *all* piping 
and components from low-conductivity water systems serving the beam 
enclosure are subject to radiological clearance, not just the parts of 
the systems located in the enclosure.

If you have any questions about the permit, contact Radiation Control at 
876-1743 or 876-5342.

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