LANL Radioactive Waste Management (Training Course #54277) [Slides]
Abstract not provided.
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Engineering topics
Martinez, John P.
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General Employee Radiological Training: 24 Month Refresher (Course #47968)
GERT is required by the 10 CFR 835, the Federal Regulation on Radiation Protection that we follow here at LANL. It’s the training for non Rad Workers who may enter Radiological Controlled Areas (RCAs) and Radioactive Material Areas (RMAs) in an unescorted manner. If your work assignment requires access to areas posted for higher radiological hazards like Radiological Buffer Areas (RBAs), Radiation Areas, Contamination Areas, and others you are required to have Rad Worker training. Once you complete this training you will be qualified to access RCAs and RMAs at LANL without an escort. However, you are not qualified to operate radiation producing devices, work with radioactive material, or do work where you may receive greater than 100 mrem of exposure in a year.
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IQPA P481-1 Quality Procurements [Slides]
The purpose of this training is to provide a comparison of concepts between what the previous policy (P840-1) stated, and what the new policy (P841-1), now stipulates. This training is intended to offer currently authorized personnel with the necessary information to transition to implementing the new processes and requirements for their positions. The included material will provide relevant descriptions of several of the key processes and tasks that personnel need to be familiar with to perform their duties.
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Glovebox Ergonomics Basics for Ergonomists Course #50606 [Slides]
Upon completion of this course participants will: Have an understanding of common topics and terms associated with glovebox basics. Be able to identify common types of musculoskeletal disorders. Be able to identify high risk activities associated with glovebox activities. Be able to demonstrate knowledge of glovebox ergonomic controls and best practices. Be able to demonstrate knowledge of glovebox ergonomic design/usage guidance and best practices. Be able to demonstrate knowledge of preventable exercises for glovebox ergonomic injuries.
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