Book traversal links for X-Ray Exposure & Incidents ‹ Radiation Monitoring Badges Up X-Ray Safety Training › Reporting Possible Exposures You MUST immediately report any definite or potential exposure to any portion of an x-ray beam to EHS and to your PI or Facility Manager. You must also immediately report any ‘close calls’ to EHS and to your Facility Manager. For example, if you discover that the shutter was open while you were working within the XRD enclosure, you must call EHS, even if you think that no part of your body entered the primary beam. How to Report a Possible Exposure Call EHS at 8-5294 during normal business hours. Call Public Safety at 8-1000 after normal business hours (Public Safety has EHS home and cellphone numbers). Do not hesitate to call no matter what time of day the incident has occurred. What Happens After You Report A Possible Exposure Your radiation monitoring badges will be sent to the vendor for rush processing. You will be asked to visit McCosh Health Center once a day for several weeks to see whether the condition of your hands (or any other affected part) changes over the course of time. The Radiation Safety Officer will ask you to reenact the event so that your radiation dose can be estimated. The Radiation Safety Officer may need to make a report to the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, depending on the outcome of the dose investigation. Book traversal links for X-Ray Exposure & Incidents ‹ Radiation Monitoring Badges Up X-Ray Safety Training › Staff Colt Greer Assistant Director and RSO 609-258-1919 Chelsea McDonnell Health and Safety Technician 609-258-6255
