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3.14 RADIATION PROTECTION
The Radiation Protection program implements standards, limits, and program
requirements for protecting individuals from exposure to radioactive materials during the
conduct of work activities. The program adheres to the fundamental principles of As Low As
Reasonably Achievable (ALARA). The protection of personnel from radioactive materials is
accomplished through radiological surveillance, contamination control, and minimization of
personnel exposure to penetrating radiation. The program provides for personnel dosimetry, the
surveillance and maintenance of engineered radiation protection systems, a radiation work
permit process, and area surveillance and posting. Radiological protection for planned activities
are ensured through reviews of work control documents, pre-job surveys, and the specification
of personal protective equipment. Personnel exposures are formally tracked, recorded, and
reported back to individuals. Exposure histories undergo periodic review.
Site standards for Radiation Protection are defmed in 10 CFRPart 835 (Ref. 32) and are
implemented by the Mation Protection Program (Ref. 33) manual.
3.15 RECORDS MANAGEMENT AND DOCUMENT CONTROL
The Records Management and Document Control program addresses the criteria and
processes necessary to control documents and retain records of activities affecting safety at the
Site. The systematic approach to records management at the Site includes control, storage,
retention, and disposal of records and documents. This program provides the processes for
ensuring the use of appropriate and current documents for operations and maintenance. This
program also ensures that the records of compliance are available to demonstrate the ongoing
protection of the worker, the public, and the environment.
Records generated at the Site are controlled in accordance with the Recorh Mmagemenf
Guidbnce fur ReCora3 Sources (Ref. 34). Documents are distributed and controlled in
accordance with the Document Control Program (Ref. 35).
3.16 TRAINING
The Training program provides for the generation of accurate and consistent training of
personnel to ensure the proper conduct of activities in the Building 991 Complex. This program
provides the framework to ensure that personnel are knowledgeable of the hazards and capable
of appropriate responses to upset conditions. A result of this program is that the appropnate
collective knowledge of technical, safety, and operations professionals is transferred to the
worker for the performance of activities.
Provisions of the Training program establish applicable training needs based on activities
and associated hazards, operational experiences, and lessons learned. The Training program also
establishes qualification standards graded to the safety significance of the job function, and
establishes the documentation needed to assist complex operations in assigning adequately
trained personnel to activities.
Revision 1
September I999
3-12 Building 991 Complex FSAR 1