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Field radiography shall be exempt from the requirements of secs. 520 and 600 of this chapter. However, a survey shall be conducted to determine that the X-ray machine is "off" prior to each entry into the radiographic exposure area. Such surveys shall be made with an instrument capable of measuring ionizing radiation of the energies and at the dose rates to be encountered, which is in good working order, and which has been properly calibrated within the preceding three months or following the last instrument servicing, whichever is later. Survey results and records of boundary locations shall be maintained and kept available for inspection.
History: Eff. 9/16/71, Register 39
Authority: AS 46.03.020
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