MSFC - NASA MPR 1860.1 REV A
MSFC RADIATION SAFETY PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS
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| Organization: | MSFC |
| Publication Date: | 28 October 2004 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 64 |
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This document establishes centralized control over the use of ionizing radiation sources to ensure that exposure is adequately controlled to prevent adverse effects on the health and safety of employees.
APPLICABILITY. This Directive is applicable to all onsite Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) operations, including contractor operations involving the use of radioactive material or radiation-producing devices.
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PURPOSE
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PURPOSE
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PURPOSE
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NASA MPR 1860.1 REV A
October 28, 2004
MSFC RADIATION SAFETY PROCEDURAL REQUIREMENTS
This document establishes centralized control over the use of ionizing radiation sources to ensure that exposure is adequately controlled to prevent adverse effects on the health and safety of...