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Appendix CRF - Part 3 - Northamptonshire County Council

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VERSION 3, 14 July 2009<br />

Paragraph 45 of the ACoP states that the risk assessment should enable the radiation<br />

employer to determine the following outcomes. Again, the relevant parts of this risk<br />

assessment are indicated in the table below.<br />

What action is needed to ensure that radiation exposures are as low as<br />

reasonably practicable (ALARP)<br />

What engineering controls, design features, safety and warning devices, and<br />

systems of work are needed<br />

Whether it is appropriate to provide personal protective equipment 4.1, 4.5<br />

Whether dose constraints for planning purposes are needed 4.1.4<br />

The need to alter the working conditions of any female employee who<br />

declares she is pregnant or breastfeeding<br />

4.1<br />

4.1<br />

4.1.6<br />

A dose investigation level to check that exposures are ALARP 4.1.5<br />

What maintenance and testing schedules are required 4.5<br />

What contingency plans are necessary 4.1<br />

The training of classified and non-classified employees 4.6<br />

The need to designate specific areas as controlled or supervised and the<br />

need for local rules<br />

The actions needed to ensure restriction of access for controlled or<br />

supervised areas<br />

4.2<br />

4.2, 4.4.1<br />

The need to designate certain employees as classified persons 4.3<br />

The need for individual dose assessment 4.3<br />

The responsibilities of managers 4.4.2<br />

An appropriate programme of monitoring or auditing of arrangements. 4.7<br />

WS010001/ENRMF/CONSAPP<strong>CRF</strong> 644

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