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042 Definition of On-Site Terms

a. Certified Monitor: Any person certified to the Test Manager
or his des{gnated representative as a qualified monitor by a
Test Group Director or hia Radiological Safety Representative,

b. RPG: Radfation Protection Guide is the radiation dose which
should not be exceeded without careful consideration of the
veasons for doing so; every effort should be made to encourage
the maintenance of radiation dose as far below this guide as
practicable,

c. ROG: Radioactivity Concentration Guide is the concentration
of radioactivity in the environment which {s determined to
result in whole body or organ dose equal to the Radiation
Protection Guide.

d. MPD: The Maximum Permissible Dose in rems that can be accumu-
lated at any age is equal to five times the number of years
beyond age 18, thus MPD = 5 (N-18) where N is the age.

e. NIS:. The Neva Test Site, excluding Desert Rock and Area Sl,
but including Me .cury and the Jackass Flat area,

~
| @ f. On-Site: The area within the NTS boundaries includ ing
Mercury.

8. Radex: Radiological Exclusion Area.
h, Controlled Area: Refers to any area within the NTS boundaries
where for safety or any other purpose it {1s necessary to con-

trol entry of personnel.

i. User: Those organizations having an approved technical
program.

j. REECo: Reynolds Electrical & Engineering Company, Inc., the
support contractor for the Nevada Test Site.

043 Responsibilities

a. The Project Manager, REECo, is responsible to the Area Manager,
LVAO, for furnishing radiation safety support services as
follows:

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bd. Monitors

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monitors, If they are unable to do go, the REECo Rad-
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2. The REECo Rad-Safety Organization will provide training
courses for project monitors as required,

3. ALL Participating organizations will provide a list of
certified monitors to the REECo Rad-Safety Division.

c, Anti-Contamination Clothing and Equipment. Necessary rac-
safety equipment, including instruments, clothing, respira-
tors, film badges and dosimeters may be obtained at the Rad-
Safety Building (CP-2) or che Reactor Test Area Rad-Safety
Facility,

d. Decontamination
—econtamination

1. Vehicles and equipment found to be contaminated will be
taken to the decontamination station adjacent to the Rad-
Safety Building (CP-2) or the Reactor Test Area Rad-Safety
Facility.

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2. Monitoring and decontamination of aircraft will be pro-
vided by the on-site tad-safety organization when requested,

049 Radioactive Material Control

a. Definitions

1, Controlled Radioactive Sources: Any encapsulated radio-
active source that has an associated dose rate greater
than 1.5 rem/hr at one yard,

2. Registered Radioactive Sources:

(a) Plutonium, Polonium and Radium: those greater than
0.1 millicuries

90 91

(b) Barium 140 Strontium 89, Strontium **, Yttrium’*:

those greater than 0.135 me

(c) All other sources 8reater than 1,35 mc noc controlled
under 049 a-1 above,

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b. Telephone service will be used as a secondary method of
communication,

c, The Support Contractor will maintain and operate the radio
net.

0511 Counting Laboratory

A low-level radiochemical laboratory will be operated at Mercury
for determining gross radioactivity and specific radiochemical
tests that are desirable for environmental samples in order that
the Nevada Test Site Organization will be able to better evaluate
cumulative low-level radiation dose to people.

0512 Emergency Plan

The Emergency Plan for evacuation of off-site population groups
ia outlined in NISO SOP Chapter 0601-04,



RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTS0-0524-057

e.

2.

Water samples will be collected Periodically at represent-
ative places such as public water supplies, stock water-
ing ponds, and ground water surface discharges and will
be counted for gross vadioactivity.

. .
Milk samples will be collected periodically from dairy
farms, processing plants, and retail outlets in the
off-site area,

Food samples will be collected to obtain data on inter-
nal radiation hazards to the off-site population,

A representative number of water, milk and food samples
showing above normal gross levels will be analyzed for
Specific significant isotopes,

Public Education

1.

Public relations is recognized as one of the more impor-
tant functions of the off-site program. Educational
activities will be directed toward individuals and
groups thrdugh informal discussions, distribution of per-
cinent literature, showing of movies, and matter-of-fact
question answering.

The Office of Test Information, NTSO, will furnish
guidance and direction as necessary in the conduct of
off-site public relations.

Film Badge Program

1.

2.

Film badges will be strategically placed in populated
places, along highways and trails in non-populated areas,
and inside and outside buildings, and will be exchanged
monthly,

The film badges will be supplied and processed after
exposure by the REECo Rad-Safety Organization,

Liaison with Public Health Officials

Continuous liaison will be maintained with State and local
health officials. For operational periods notification of
testing activities will be coordinated with appropriate test
officials.

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June 26, 1961


re) RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-054

054

055

1. Providing the same services as during the non-test period,
on an expanded scale to meet increased testing activities,

2. Fully documenting the off-site radiological situation
following each test activity in which radioactive fallout
could,be detected off-site.

3. Maintaining an up-to-date map of the off-site area show-
ing the locations and levels of any radiation,

4, Investigating inquiries and incidents of a medical nature
from the off-site populace in accordance with the procedure
contained in NISO-SOP Chapter 0701.

Operational Guide - Radiation Exposure

The off-site radiological safety criterion {s 0.5 roentgens per
year whole body gamma exposure and one-tenth of the maximum per-
missible concentration of radioisotopes in air and water as listed
in NBS Handbook 69, These MPC's may. be averaged over a period up
to one year,

Objectives

The objectives of the off-site radiological safety activities are
as follows:

a. To verify the off-site radiological situation associated with
test site activities to insure public safety,

b. To have trained personnel available to take emergency measures
prescribed by the Atomic Energy Commission should an unaccept-
able situation develop.

¢. To obtain an adequate record of the radioactivity in the off-
site area.

d. To maintain public confidence that all reasonable safeguards
are being employed to preserve public health and property free
from radiation hazards.

e. To investigate reports of incidents attributed to radioactivity
which could result in claims against the Government or create
unfavorable and unwarranted public opinion,

£, To accumulate data to provide a basis for a better evaluation

of cumulative radiation dose to people. ,

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RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-043

1, Providing rad-safecy support, including qualified monitors,
to user organizations as required.

2. Making radiologicai surveys, mapping and Properly marking
all contaminated areas,and distribution of this survey
information,

3. Conducting a personnel radiation dosimetry program.

4, Maintaining and calibrating radiation detection equipment.

5. Procuring, issuing, and decontaminating rad-safety clotn-
ing, supplies, and equipment as required.

6. Providing radtoactive source mate..al and waste disposal
control within the Nevada Test Site.

7. Operating pers-nnel- and equipmenct-decontamination faci-
littes.

8. Providing advice and assistance in matters pertaining to
radiological safety,

9. Conducting occupational and bio-assay program,

10, Providing necessary support services for the off-site rac-
safety program as required.

ll. Conducting rad-safety training courses as required,

12. Prepari..g final on-site reports containing radiological
data following each test operational period, special
reports as requested, and detailed operational plans for
each future program.

13, Providing a stand-by emergency monitoring team to handle
unforeseen incidents associated with radiation.

14, Providing a repository for records and source documents
pertaining to personnel dosimetry for all OTO field acti-
vities and all prior weapons test series,

15. Conducting analysis of samples for radioactivity and for

certain toxic materials.

The Support Contractor will prepare and keep current a manuai
containing the Standard Operating Progedures (SOP) for pro-
viding rad-safcty support services to users and contractors at
NTIS as outlined in 043a above.

TN(NTSO) -0000 -&

June 26, 196:


CONTAINS PRIVACY ACT INFORMATION
UNITED S¥ATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
tyes NEVADA FIELD OFFICE usDOE
P.O. BOX 98518
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89193-8518

RADIATION EXPOSURE HISTORY

To: Dorothy C. Clayton
146 Codyerin Drive PAGE 1 OF 3
Henderson, NV 89014

PRIVACY ACT OF 1974
The information requested on this form is authorized by 5 U.S.C. 301. The Department of Energy Systems of Records is DOE-35.
The radiological support contractor maintains nuclear testing related personnel radiation exposure records for Nevada Test Site
operations, Pacific testing, off-site testing projects, and other locations as requested. These records indicate that the individual
list@a] below was assigned doses or dose commitments as shown. This is a summary of exposure from DOE/NV recordg enly and
is not to be construed as a complete lifetime exposure history. One rem = 1000 mrem.
NTS NO: 018533

1 NAME 2 IDENTIFICATION NO. 3. DATE OF BIRTH
CLAYTON, GLENN AARON 08-26-24
DOSE FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES
4. EXPOSURE PERIOD 5. WHOLE-BODY 6. WHOLE-BODY NEUTRON 7. SKIN OF THE
{AND LOCATION) GAMMA MREM ‘WHOLE-BODY 8. OTHER SODY PART
ween THERMAL OTR REM soo TG
7958 2680
1959 2030
1960 115
1961 1965
1962 1955
1963 240
1964 0
1965 265
1966 780 0 420
1967 1485 0 2745
(CONTINENT)
a ‘CURRENT YEAR TO DATE
10. CURRENT CALENDAR
QUARTER TO OATE

DOSE OR DOSE COMMITMENT FROM INTERNAL SOURCES

11. EXPOSURE PERIOD OR DATE 12, SOURCE RADIONUCLIDES. 13, BODY PART 14. MREM
EXPOSURE COMMENCED :
TOTAL WHOLE BODY* DOSE**
‘DURING EXPOSURE OR BLOOD-FORMING ORGANS, “FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES ANO_ 45. MREM
PERIODS ABOVE GONADS, OR LENS OF THE EYE WHOLE-BODY INTERNAL SOURCES
16. COMMENTS: SEE PAGE 2

This report is furnished to you under the provisions of the Department of Energy regulations in 10 C.F.R. 835, entitled,
Environmental Protection, Safety and Health Protection and Reporting Requirements. You should preserve this report for
future reference. If we can provide further information, please contact the reporting official indicated below.

PREPARED FOR THE NEVADA FIELD OFFICE, DOE:

Signed A DOL MOAR’ Date _ 03-06-00

Title . Martha E. DeMarre, Health Physicist

‘DOSIMETRY RESEARCH PROJECT
‘NEVADA

P.O. Box 98521

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1962

Radiation Exposure History shows 1,955 mrem this year. Gee (959)
Film badge card #291242, dated [1/29/62 shows 3,712 mrem this year.

Glenn gave urine samples which was to be tested from radiation
contamination of tritium, gross fission product, uranium and plutonium.
On these three (3) pages, at least 79 times in the REMARKS section,

is noted, "NOT ENOUGH SAMPLE FOR TEST or SPILLED SAMPLE".

NOTE: These critical tests were never taken! If Glenn was exposed to
any of this deadly radiation, it went undetected.


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1961

Teletype message from REECo to AEC requests maximum radiation
exposure dosage be raised from 5,000 mrem this year to 12,000 mrem this
year. The Teletype states, "This is considered necessary if we are to
meet test schedules and is highly desirable from an economic
standpoint."

CHENA nuclear event was detonated 10/10/61. Glenn was instructed to
direct his crew from outside the tunnel. He was not allowed to work
inside the tunnel because of being over his radiation exposure limit for the
quarter. However, in the same quarter, on 12/22/61, the FEATHER
nuclear event was detonated. Glenn was instructed to work inside that
tunnel, which was highly contaminated with deadly radiation.


1965

Pg's.3-5 Radiation Exposure History shows 265 mrem this year. (See 196)
Pg. 520 Film badge card #747923, dated 4/1/65, shows 6,486 mrem this year.


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CONTAING PRIVACY ACT INFORMATION

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
vies NEVADA FIELD OFFICE UsmOE
(ass) P.O. BOX 98518 “

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89193-8518
RADIATION EXPOSURE HISTORY

To: Dorothy C. Clayton
146 Codyerin Drive

PAGE 3 OF 3
Henderson, NV 89014

PRIVACY ACT OF 1974
The information requested on this form is authorized by 5 U.S.C. 301. The Department of Energy Systems of Records is DOE-35.
The radiological support contractor maintains nuclear testing related personnel radiation exposure records for Nevada Test Site
operations, Pacific testing, off-site testing projects, and other locations as requested. These records indicate that the individual
listed below was assigned doses or dose commitments as shown. This is a summary of exposure from DOE/NV records only and
is not to be construed as a complete lifetime exposure history. One rem = 1000 mrem.
: NTS NO: 018533

1. NAME 2 IDENTIFICATION NO. 3. OATE OF BIRTH
CLAYTON, GLENN AARON 08-26-24
DOSE OR DOSE COMMITMENT FROM INTERNAL SOURCES
11, EXPOSURE PERIOO OR DATE 12. SOURCE RADIONUCLIDES 13. BOOY PART 14, MREM
EXPOSURE COMMENCED BODY PART WHOLE BODY
1959 TRITIUM WHOLE BODY 10100
1960 TRITIUM WHOLE BODY 615
1961 TRITIUM WHOLE BODY 3670
1962 TRITIUM WHOLE BODY 260
TOTAL CEDE/WHOLE BODY 14645

This report is furnished to you under the provisions of the Department of Energy regulations in 10 C.F.R. 835, entitled,
Environmental Protection, Safety and Health Protection and Reporting Requirements. You should preserve this report for
future reference. If we can provide further information, please contact the reporting official indicated below.

Signed 2? We, Lyla

Tite Martha E. DeMarre, tA Physicist
OOSIMETRY RESEARCH PROJECT
BECHTEL NEVADA
P.O, Box 98521

CONTAINS PRIVACY ACT INFORMATION

PREPARED FOR THE NEVADA FIELD OFFICE, DOE:
Date _ 03-06-00



CONTAINS PRIVACY ACT INFORMATION
UNITED SFATES DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Nv.185 NEVADA FIELD OFFICE usoce
P.O. BOX 98518
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89193-8518

RADIATION EXPOSURE HISTORY

To: Dorothy C. Clayton
146 Codyerin Drive PAGE 2 OF 3
Henderson, NV 89014

PRIVACY ACT OF 1974
The information requested on this form is authorized by 5 U.S.C. 301. The Department of Energy Systems of Records is DOE-35.
The radiological support contractor maintains nuclear testing related personnel radiation exposure records for Nevada Test Site
operations, Pacific testing, off-site testing projects, and other locations as requested. These records indicate that the individual
fisted below was assigned doses or dose commitments as shown. This is a summary of exposure from DOEINV records only and
is not to be construed as a complete lifetime exposure history. One rem = 1000 mrem.
NTS NO: 018533

1 NAME 2 IDENTIFICATION NO. 3. DATE OF BIRTH
CLAYTON, GLENN AARON 08-26-24
DOSE FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES
4 EXPOSURE PERIOD 5. WHOLE-BODY 6. 'WHOLE-BODY NEUTRON 7. SKIN OF THE
{AND LOCATION) ‘GAMMA MREM 'WHOLE-8ODY 8. OTHER BODY PART
MREM THERMAL OTHER MREM BODY PART MREM
1968 385 0) 2315
1969 0 0 10)
1970 530 0O 170
1971 50 0 95
1972-1986 te) 0 0
1987 0 0
1989-1990 0 0
(CONTINENT)
9. CURRENT YEAR TO DATE
10. CURRENT CALENDAR
QUARTER TO DATE
DOSE OR DOSE COMMITMENT FROM INTERNAL SOURCES
‘1, EXPOSURE PERIOD OR DATE 12, SOURCE RADIONUCLIDES 3 poor PART 14. MREM
EXPOSURE COMMENCED
SEE PAGE 3 WHOLE-BODY 14645
TOTAL WHOLE BODY* DOSE**
‘OURING EXPOSURE “OR BLOOO-FORMING ORGANS, “FROM EXTERNAL SOURCES AND 15. MREM.
PERIODS ABOVE (GONADS, OR LENS OF THE EYE WHOLE-BOOY INTERNAL SOURCES
27125
146. COMMENTS: We have no records for CLAYTON, GLENN AARON, for the years 1945-1957, 1988, or 1991-2000.

The above person was monitored for internally deposited radionuclides with resulting doses noted above. Monitoring was by
urine samples for tritium, plutonium 239, gamma emitters, and gross fission products; by whole body counts for gamma
emitters; and by nasal swipes for alpha and beta emitters,

This report is furnished to you under the provisions of the Department of Energy regulations in 10 C.F.R. 835, entitled,
Environmental Protection, Safety and Health Protection.and Reporting Requirements. You should preserve this report for
future reference. If we can provide further information, please contact the reporting official indicated below,

PREPARED FOR THE NEVADA FIELD OFFICE, OOE:

Signed DAE. LNG (Mee Date _ 03-06-00

Tite Martha E. DeMarre, Health Physicist

CONTAINS PRIVACY ACT INFORMATION


1960

Pg's.449-450 Only seven (7) film badges accounted for. AEC Standard Operating

Pg's. 815

Procedures, NTSO-0524, Section 045(a), states, "... These film badges
will be attached and worn with security badge and will be exchanged
EACH MONTH."

NOTE: When film badge cards are missing, true radiation exposure is not
counted, and drastically reduces the radiation exposure readings. I asked
the DOE/Las Vegas Office personnel for copies of the missing film badge
cards, but my request was denied. The reason given by the DOE
personnel, "there is no cost effective way to get these records."

Copy of AEC Standard Operating Procedures enclosed.

Memo from Floyd W. Wilson, Radiological Safety Division, states
(radiation) "..doses are derived from film badges."


Bknry aeT yee
PRIVALY ACT MAT

James R. Crockatt Willies 8. Jones

Personnel Pad ation Expoeires

Toa folicw'+s 18 a list of significant rediation
exposures vhich hav. ea accumulated this year through
September for the truividuais shows. It is recomarnded
that the appropriate eupervision be Provided with this
information to guide thetr future actions vien work in
radiation areas is involved.

Wolie nobody can give complete assurance that
chese pecple will not exceed the permissible level of
+2 rem for 1-53, our exposure dietary fer Septerber
-ncicates tha: the work aress are well contralled, Except
-n tne case cf Glea Clayton, there is enougt left in the
banx to cover these -xployees short of sore untoward
-ncident. It would be ay recocmendation thet Hr. Clayton
be transferred fron bis present work eesignrant to en area
where his exposure possidilities vould be removed entirely.

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INDETERMINATE AT THIS TINE AND DEPENDENT ON PROBLEM WHICH MIGHT
BE ENCOUNTERED PD

3S. ACCIDENT POTENTIAL GREATLY INCREASED DUE TO INABILITY TO WORK
HEW OR GREEN HIRES ALONG WITH EXPERIENCED MINERS IN TUNNELS

_ HAVING RADIATION LEVELS PD. >

4. WE MAY BE FORCED TO RETAIN LARGE NUMBERS OF UNDERGROUND

PERSONNEL ON THE PAYROLL IN A NON-PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY AWAITING

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November 29, 2001 12-03-01P02:21 RCVD

CDC/NIOSH Docket Officer

Robert A. Taft Laboratories, M/S C34
4676 Columbia Parkway

Cincinnati, Ohio 45226

RE: PROPOSED RULEMAKING ON PROBABILITY OF CAUSATION

Employee: Glenn A. Clayton NIOSH TRAckiNG #: 444
File No.:

Survivor: Dorothy Clayton

In making a determination on the probability of causation, please take into account the following

information, [F you intend to take any information given you by the Department of Energy
(DOE) as true and accurate information.

My husband worked at the Nevada Test Site over 29 years. For the first 13 years, he was
involved in the tunnel nuclear blasts at the Nevada Test Site. As Leader, Re-Entry Team, it was

his job to go inside the tunnel, shortly after every blast, to assess damage and recover necessary
data relative to the nuclear test.

Glenn retired from the Nevada Test Site in 1987. In 1992 he got his first of six different types of
cancer.

In 1992, Lung cancer - treated with radiation and chemotherapy.

In 1993, Tumor in his head - surgically removed.

In 1993, Severe skin cancer on his neck - surgically removed and skin grafted.

In 1994, Bladder cancer - bladder removed.

In 1995, Severe skin cancer on his right ear - surgically removed and skin grafted.
In 1996, Tumor in his head - surgically removed.

in 1997, Another brain tumor was found. Surgery not possible due to poor health.
In 1998, Lung cancer - chemotherapy.

Glenn died on June 5, 1999. The lung cancers and the tumors in his head were all DIFFERENT
types of cancer.

A few months before his death, Glenn dictated a ten-page work history, detailing many things he
was involved with during his work in the tunnels. Also, during that period of time Glenn and I
tried unsuccessfully for several months to get his radiation exposure records from the Las
Vegas/DOE office. After his death, I asked our Nevada U.S. Senator Harry Reid to help me get
Glenn's records from Bechtel/DOE. As a result, I was given 1,370 pages of de-classified records
detailing Glenn's job and radiation exposure, mostly from his 13 years as Leader, Re-entry Team.
These records show that the Radiation Exposure History prepared by the DOE and mailed to
employees/claimants is incorrect.


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RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-069

b. Radioactive Source Control Procedures

1. ,In advance of receipt of source at NTS, the using agency

TN(NTSO) -0000-4

is responsible for submitting to the Area Manager, LVAO,
for information and comment (with a copy to the Assistant
Manager for Test Operations, ALO., written operating and
radiological safety procedures for controlling the use of
any radioactive source as defined in a-l above. The fol-
lowing information is required:

(a) Time of arrival at NTS.
(b) Isotope or isotopes involved,
(c) Proposed use of the radioactive material.

(d) Statemene that shipment will comply with ICC shipping
regulations or other appropriate AEC regulations.

(e) Where the source will be stored.
(f) Final disposition of source.

(g) Operating procedures which will be followed in stor-
ing >"1 working with the source.

(h) Name of individual responsible for radiological
safety.

The Assistant Manager, OTO, will review all operational
plans and procedures and will furnish the using agency
with appropriate comments,

The senior on-site representative of user scientific
laboratory, agency, or organization is responsible for
notifying the REECo Rad-Safety Division in advance of the
movement of any radioactive material, as defined in e-l
above, to other locations unless covered by operational
procedures established int-labove.

Agencies using calibration sources will be familiar wich
radiological safety procedures for use of radioactive
sources, The REECo Rad-Safety Division will assist user
agencies in developing operational plans and procedures on
request,

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(3) The Test Manager may approve requests from the
Director, DOD Test Group for an increase in the
operational radiation exposure when submitced
in accordance with the special limits prescribed
by the Armed Forces.

(d) Accidental Dose. Provisions of NBS Handbook 59 shall
pertain in the case of an accidental or emergency
exposure,

Radiation Concentration Guides. The maximum permissible
body burdens and concentrations (MPC) in air and water of
radfo-nuclides are contained in National Bureau of Stand-
ards Handbook 69 (June 1959).

b. Radiation Contamination from Weapons Testing

1.

TN(NTSO) -0000 -&

Allowable vehicle and equipment contamination must not
exceed;

7 mr/hr (gamma)

400 d/m/55 em? (removable alpha by swipe)

1000 d/m/55 cm? (fixed alpha)

By "fixed" alpha is meant that no change in the aloha con-
tamination level can be detected by swiping a one square-
foot area and monitoring the swipe. These measurements are
made by portable survey instruments.

Personnel contamination should be maintained as low as

possible and decontamination exercised when levels exceed
those shown:

Item Alpha Gamma

dfm/55 cn? nr/he
Outer Clothing 1000 7
Shoes 1000 7
Skin or Underclothing 200 1

Respirator protective devices will be maintained at a
contamination level less than 1 mr/hr (beta+gamma) or
200 d/m/55 em? (alpha fixed or removable) .

June 26, 1961


1963

Pg's.3-5 Radiation Exposure History shows only 240 mrem this year. (See (9597
Pg 504 Film badge card #412808, dated 8/29/63, shows 4,611 mrem this year.


@ RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-049

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4, All radioactive material as defined in 049a, exclusive of
source and nuclear material (SSN) brought onto the NTS,
will be registered with the REECo Rad-Safety Division ac
the time of entry onto the test site.

5. The Area Manager, LVAO, is responsible for making periodic
inspection of user agency source control procedures and
reporting such inspections with appropriate recommendations
to the Assistant Manager for Test Operations, ALO,

Radioactive Waste Material Control Procedures

1, The REECo Rad-Safety Division is responsible for disposing
of radioactive waste macerial, on the NTS, except as
defined inc-zbelow, A radiological safety plan and con-
trol procedures will be suomitted by REECo to the Area
Manager, LVAO, for review and comment, with a copy to the
Assistant Manager for Test Operations, ALO.

2. Disposal of radioactive waste material as a result of
operations in the 400 and 401 areas is the responsibility
of the Project Test Group Director.

Removal of Radioactive Material

1. All shipments of radioactive materials, except as exenpted
ind-2 below, will be labelled according to appropriate
Interstate Commerce Commission, Civil Aeronautics Board,
U.S. Coast Guard, and U. S. Postal regulations. Arrange-
ments for packaging shipments will be the responsibility
of the organization initiating the shipment. Shipping
records will be initiated on an on-site Rad-Safety shipping
form and will be completed and certified by the REECo Rad-
Safety organization,

2. Scientific samples, instruments and equipment designated
by the Test Group Director are exempt from the above pro-
cedural requirements when transported by courier vehicle
or fly-away aircraft. A suitable record of exempted
material will be maintained by the REECo Rad-Safety
Organization,

Reports and Records

1, The REECo Rad-Safety Division is responsible for submitting
monthly to the Area Manager, LVAO, a map showing the spe-
cific areas of radioactive contamination within NTS, show-
ing locations, levels and types of “radiation.

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BTS- 3245-2

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TO; Distribution
FROM: Flayd W. Wilco: i

SUBJECT: Nevada Test Sitp Personnel Radiation Exposure Report

Transmitted herewith is your copy of the suoject report. The
indicated doses are derived from filn badges processed during the period
January 1, as through__NOV 1 0535) .

Tha doses in "This Day Mrem" column were received during the
last week of the reporting pertod.

Please note that the organization code numbers are the same codes
used by our irs Security Force.

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detectable radiation expogure during 1961.

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RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-62

0524-02

0524-03

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d. Radiological Safety Advisor. The NTSO Rad-Safety Adviser is
responsible to the Test Manager for staff supervision of rad-
safety policies and procedures at the NTS,

e. AEC Radiological Safety Officer, The AEC Radiological Safety
Officer fs responsible to the Area Manaver, LVAO, for the
direction and coordination of the on-8::e and off-site rad-
safety programs, except for those periods when operational
control of specified areas is delegated to a Test Group Di-
rector under 012a above.

£. Off-Site Radiological Safety Officer, The Officer-in-Charge,
U. S. Public Health Service Off-Site Activities Office, LVAO,
is designated as the D£f-Site %ad-Safety Officer and is re-
sponsible to the Area Manager, LVAQ, through the AEC Rad=
Safety Officer, for operation of the off-site rogram.

g. Project Manager, Reynolds Ele .:rical and Engineering Co.,
The Project Manager provides on-site rad-safety support serv-
ices to the Area Manager, LVAO, and to Test Group Directors
as required.

h. Participating Agencies. “re official in charge of each
agency or organizational group participating in NTS field
activities is responsible to the appropriate NTSO offic
designated above for compliance by his personnel with e
lished rad-safety policies, procedures and controls. £ac:
official in charge of a participating group is also respon-
sible ac all times to his parent organization for the radi :-
logical safety of personnel under his supervision.

Organization

The chart showing the organizational relationship of the rad-safec,
activities 1s show in Figure I on the following page.

Radiation Incidents Reports

See NTSO Chapter 0502 and NTSO Appendices 050204 A, B, and C
for detailed reporting procedures,

On-Site Rad-Safety Operations

Purpose

The purpose of this on-site plan is to set forth procedures Co dé
followed by all participants in connectiop with onssite rad-
safety operations at the Nevada Test Site.

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f. Instrumentation

1. Monitoring instruments for detecting alpha, beta, and
gamma activity will be furnished and maintained by the
Support Contractor.

2. Continuous recorders will be placed in commnities to
present a visual record of gamma radiation levels in
these localities.

g- On-Site Data Collection—Reactor Operations:

The assignment of areas of responsibility for collection of
data on site for periods of reactor testing will be as mtu-

ally agreed upon by the "Committee for Environmental=Radiat ion
Studies,"

Medical Activities

When required by test site activities, a medical officer will be
assigned by the PHS Liaison Officer Network Coordinator to the
staff of the Off-Site Rad-Safety Officer. He will be responsible
for maintaining liaison with local physicians, answering inquire
ies of a medical nature, investigating complaints and conducting
public relations.

Veterinary Activities

a. A veterinarian will be assigned by the Veterinary Corps,
U. S. Army, to the AEC Las Vegas Area Office.

b. Programmatic direction and administration will be aupplied
by the Area Manager, LVAO.

ce. The Veterinary Officer is responsible for maintaining liat-
son with the local veterinarians managing the off-site animal
project, answering inquiries from ranchers, and investigating
complaints. He will also collect biological specimens for
radiochemical analysis and will perform special studies as
directed,

Communications

a, The primary method of communications will be by a low-band
VHF radio net, All off-site vehicles will be equipped with
a 2-way radio on this net. Automatic repeater stations will
be used to provide complete coverage.

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The following information was taken from 1,370 pages of previously classified Atomic
Energy Commission (AEC) documents that [ received from the Department of Energy

. (DOE) several months ago. This represents just a small portion of the blatant and
deliberate deadly radiation over-exposure to my husband, and discrepancies found in the
DOE Radiation Exposure History.

Pe's.3-5

Page 574

Pg. 575

Pg's. 692-696

Pg. 685

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Radiation Exposure History shows total radiation dosage 12,130 mrem
this year.

Memo dated 9/4/59, request to raise radiation limits for Glenn from 5,000
mrem to 12,000 mrem.

AEC Standard Operating Procedures, NTSO-0524;044 Radiation
Protection Guidelines, Section 3(2) states: "The Test Manager is
authorized to approve an increase in the exposure, and IN NO CASE,
will more than 12,000 mrem per year be authorized".

NOTE: Copy of AEC Standard Operation Procedures enclosed.

Radiation Safety Chief's memo dated 10/13/59, says, "It would be my
recommendation that Mr. Clayton be transferred from his present work
assignment (as Leader, Re-Entry Team) to an area where his exposure
possibilities would be removed entirely.”

NOTE: Glenn not only was not transferred, but he was kept in the same
job for eleven (11) more years.

Urine samples taken from 10/19/59 to 12/22/59, clearly shows that Glenn
was still working in the same job and continued to be contaminated by
deadly radiation exposure which is not included in the total mrem's listed
in the DOE Radiation Exposure History.

Shows tritium contamination for one day, 8/31/59, was 9,900 mrem.
November and December tritium contamination omitted from report.

Tests show definite tritium contamination November and December.
This tritium contamination dosage is not included in the DOE Radiation
Exposure History.


RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-067

047

048

“of the initial survey lies soleiy with the Director, After the

radiological situation has stabilized, he will advise all other
agencies of the situation, and will permit operations in the area
in accordance with his published safety plan,

Entry into Controlled Areas

a.

The Test Group Director or Area Manager, LVAO (as appropriate),
is responsible for establishing a controlled area when require:
for reasons of radiation safety, These areas will normally be
established when: (1) the radiation intensities require pre-
cautions to limit personnel exposure, (2) it is anticipated
that radiation or use of radioactive material could cause a
problem, (3) it is possible through an accident or otherwise
that an experimental program could produce radiation, or

(4) the Test Group Director or Area Manager considers it
desirable for any safety reason to control entry of personnel,

Procedures to control access of personnel will be established
by the Area Manager, LVAO, or by che Test Group Director if
the provisions of subsection Ol2a apply. The specific details
on access procedures and precautions necessary to protect per-
sonnel from the radiation hazards associated with a particular
Program will be contained in the Test Group. Director's Opera-
tion Plan,

In the event of an emergency, the Test Manager, Tes: Grou
Director, or their authorized representatives may authorize
entry into a precise loca:_on. This authorization may be
verbal,

Radiation Exposure Control

a,

Control of Exposure

1, Recovery parties will not enter areas with radiation
intensities in excess of 10 r/hr unless specifically
authorized by cognizant authority,

2. Surveys to establish isointensity lines greater than
1000 mr/hr will not be conducted as a routine function
for each experiment.

3. Construction activities in radex areas will be accom-
plished only ac the discretion of the Area Manager, LVAO.

4. Eating and smoking in radex areas ft controlled area will
be prohibited.

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045

046

4. Equipment or vehicles, alpha contaminated to levels in
excess of 10,000 d/m/53 cm¢, will be decontaminated by
mobile equipment in the field prior to transporting to
the decontamination pad.

Radiation levels from reactor testing, Maximum permissible
radiation levels will be as specified in the Test Group
Director's Operational Plan.

Film Badge Procedures

a.

All personnel entering NTS must wear a current gan. measuring
film badge. These will be attached and worn with the security
badge, and will be routinely exchanged each month.

Neutron film badges will be issued to individuals working with
neutron sources, or working in the reactor areas when required
by test operations, These badges will be exchanged and pro-
cessed whenever an individual or group of individuals could
have received a dose greater than 100 mrem or at the end of
each calendar quarter, whichever is sooner.

Dosimeters will be worn by all personnel working in a radia-
tion area in which ic is possible to receive in a normal work-
ing day a radiation dose greater than 100 mrem.

Film badgea will be exchanged by all personnel at the nearest
Rad-Safety facility: immediately after leaving a radiation area
or zone in which a pocket dosimeter reading shows a dosage of
100 mr or greater, or at any time a greater exposure is sus-
pected. These badges will be processed 2ach work day.

Individuals returning to their home stations, or otherwise
terminating their participation with an activity at the NTS,
will turn in their film badges as a part of the Mercury check-
out procedures. Film badges will be collected and processed
each work day for these departing individuals and the dosage
results will be reported to the appropriate agency within ~

24 hours from processing if the film badge processing indicates
a dosage greater than 100 mren.

Radiological Surveys.

When operational rad-safety control has been delegated to a Test
Group Director under 012a, the Director will be responsible for
the initial radiation survey of the specified area after an
operation. Permission for entry into the area prior to completion

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[am enclosing a few of the de-classified records showing radiation readings were NOT
included in the Radiation Exposure History. Also, I have included a copy of the AEC Standard
Operating Procedures, Radiological Safety (NTSO-0524).

There is more evidence in the 1,370 pages of de-classified records, showing gross negligence and
poor radiation monitoring on Glenn. I would be happy to provide you with anything else that
would Help in your proposed rulemaking.

Very sincerely,

feu le. bole glaw

Dorothy @. Clayton
P.O. Box 16
Dickson, TN 37056
615 740-1292
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U. S, ATOMIC ENERSY COMMISSION
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
NEVADA TEST SITE ORGANIZATION

NTSO-0524-01

Chapter 0524

RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY

0524-0:
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012

Radfological Safety
Purpose

The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure is to define
responsibility and to establish criteria and general procedures
for radiological safety associated with NTS programs. Addi-
tional operational instructions relating to radiological safety
for particular activities may be published as a part of the Test
Manager'a Operational Plan.

Responsibilities

b.

c.

‘TN(NTSO) -0000 - &

Test Manager. The Test Manager is responsible to the AEC
for the protection of participating personnel and off-site
populations from -adfation hazards associated with activi-
ties conducted ac che NTS. By mutual agreement between the
Test Manager and a scientific user, control of rad-safety
within the area assigned for a particular activity may be
delegated to the user's Test Group Director during the per-
fod of time when such control could have a direce bearing
on the success or failure of the scientific program,

Test Group Director. Whenever operational rad-safety control
is delegated to a Test Group Director under provisions of
012a above, he is responsible to the Test Manager for estab-
lishment and notification of safety criteria within the
assigned area, Under such conditions, he will be responsible
for submitcing a detailed rad-safety operational plan to the
Test Manager for concurrence, :

Manager, LV@O, The Area Manager’ is delegated the on-
site rad-safety responsibility for the NTS, except for those
periods in which operational control of specified areas may
be delegated to the Test Group Director under 012a above.

The Area Manager is also delegated tesponsibility for the
off-site radiologicai safety operations associated with NTS
activities,

June 26, 1961

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WE FURTHER REQUEST THAT THE QUARTERLY. MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE. DOSAGE BE
INCREASED 10 AT LEAST SR WITH THE TOTAL OF 12R PER YEAR PD THESE
DOSAGES COULD BE AT THE DESCRETION OF THE TEST MANAGER TO FULFILL
OPERATIONAL NEEDS AND SPOT REQUIREMENTS PD LIST OF 30 KEN NOW
WORKING IN “B" TUNNEL WITH EXPOSURES FOR THE QUARTER AND YEAR SHOWN
BELOW PD WE ESTIMATE MAXINUM EXPOSURE TO THE PEOPLE TO BE SOO UR PER
at WEEK FOR THE NEXT 3 TO 4 WEEKS PO
NAME QUARTERLY YEARLY

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In the de-classified records, there are copies of film badge cards, nasal swab tests, and urine
sample tests, showing radiation contamination that WAS NOT included in the Radiation
Exposure History.

There is also a memo written by the Radiological Safety Chief recommending that Glenn be
transferred from his present job assignment to another job where his radiation exposure would be
eliminated entirely. Not only was he NOT transferred, but also he was kept in the same job for
another I 1 years, and continued to be over-exposed to that deadly, cancer-causing radiation.

My comments for the proposed rulemaking on probability of causation would be as follows:

L.

Make sure that ALL tests results for each employee are obtained from the DOE, and
compared with the Radiation Exposure History, to ensure that ALL radiation exposure is
counted.

If those records are unavailable from the DOE, benefit of the doubt should be
given to claimant IF the employee worked in a radiation contaminated area for
a certain number of days, then contracted cancer.

Any memo's written by the Radiological Safety Chief, recommending employee

be removed from one job and placed in another job because of radiation over-exposure,
or any other recommendations made by the Rad-Safe Chief which were not followed by
the contractor, should be taken into consideration. It was the job of the Radiological
Safety Chief to monitor radiation exposure on workers and make proper
recommendations. Failure to comply with those recommendations could result in the
employee's death.

NOTE: AEC Standard Operating Procedures (NTSO-0524), Radiological Safety, which were

used during the NTS tunnel nuclear blasts, states:

044, 3(a) Quarterly Dose. Shall not exceed 3 rems (gamma + neutron).
(b) Yearly Dose. Shall not exceed 5 rems (whole body gamma +
neutron) except as noted below.
(c) Exceptions

(2) The Test Manager is authorized to approve an increase in the
exposure, and in NO CASE will more than 12 rems per year be
authorized.

If an employee was directed to work on a job, and went over the 12 rems (as Glenn
was) that deadly radiation over-exposure should be considered cancer causing and life
threatening.


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RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-0410

0410

0411

0412

2. The REECo Rad-Safety Division is responsible for maintain-
ing an up-to-date master file showing the ownership,
source strength and specific location of all radioactive
sources on the Nevada Test Site.

a

Dosimetry and Records

a. The REECo Rad-Safety Organization will provide dosimetry and
record services for both the on-site and off-site organiza-
tions and maintain dosimetry records on all on-site personnel,
Dosage reports will be submitted for all personnel to the
Area Manager, LVAO, and to the Test Group Director on a monthly
basis, The Test Group Director and the Area Manager, LVAO,
will also be provided with a report of all integrated exposure
in excess of 2 rems (gamma + neutron) on a daily and monthly
basis as outlined.

b. A quarterly exposure report will be furnished to the Area Man-
ager, LVAO, and to the Assistant Manager, Office of Test
Operations, ALO.

ec. Record disposition policies and regulations shall be in accord-
ance with the provisions of AEC Appendix 0203-091-11, Sections
5 and 6.

Documenting Decontamination

At the time any area decontamination has been completed, REECo will
submit a report in quadruplicate to the Test Manager, including
such data as: a map of the area showing radiation intensities,
radiation levels at specific locations prior to decontamination,
radiation levels upon completion, effect of character of terrain
on radiation intensities, type of equipment used on the job, dos-
ages equipment operators received, effectiveness of the decontami-
nation, time required to complete the decontamination, photographs,
and any other pertinent facts relating to the problem.

Counting Laboratory

A counting laboratory for determining gross radioactivity will be
operated in Mercury by the On-Site Rad-Safety Organization.
Analysis for specific material such as plutonium, tritium, and
beryllium will be made for user organizations as a routine support
service, if requested.

TN(NTSO) -0000 -& : June 26, 1961


1964

Pg's.3-5 Radiation Exposure History shows 0 mrem this year. (Sve (45%)
Pg. 512 Film badge card #567472, date stamped 5/28/64, shows 5,675 mrem this
year.


(=) RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY . NTS0-0524-044
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c. Whenever a Test Group Director has been delegated responsidi-
lity for on-site rad-safery under subsection 0l2a above, the
Test Manager's operation order will specifically list those
functions in subsection 043a for which the Support Contractor
will be responsible to the Test Group Director,

044 Radfation Protection Guides

a. Radfation Exposure Criteria

1. The radfation exposure criteria for all test personnel at
the NTS are established for each series of tests by AEC
Headquarters,

2. AEC Manual Chapter 0523 and 0524 contain the radiological
safety criteria for peaceful uses.

3. External Whole Body Radiation

(a) Quarterly Dose. Shall not exceed 3 rems (ganna +
neutron).

(b) Yearly Dose, Shall not exceed 5 rems (whole bod
y
@ gamma + neutron) except as listed below,

(c) Exceptions

(1) Lé the individual's MPD minus his previous life-
time cumulative dose is less than 5 rem no
exposure which will cause him to exceed his MPD
will be authorized,

(2) Lf the individual's MPD minus his previous life-
time cumulative occupational dose is greater
than 5 rem an added exposure may be allowed pro-
vided the parent organization has maintained an
accurate record of the individual's lifetime .
radiation exposure. The Test Manager is author-
ized to approve an increase in the exposure, and
in _no case will more than 12 rem_per year be
authorized. All work requests must be fully
justified by the user as to the need and require-
ment to receive an authorization to exceed the 5
rem per year radiation dose,

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9 RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-05

0524-05 Off-Site Rad-Safety Operations

O51 Purpose

a. The purpose of this plan is to set forth the general proce-
dures to be followed by the U. S. Public Health Service Off-
Site Rad-Safety Organization in providing off-site radiologi-
cal safety support on a continuous basis and for test activi-
ties at the Nevada Test Site,

b. Detailed monitoring and sample collection procedures are
contained in the C 'f-Site Radiological Safety Plan,

052 Definition of Terms

The Off-Site Area is defined as the area surrounding NTS to a
radius of about 250 miles.

053 Responsibilities

a. During non-test_periods the Public Health Service Off-Site
Rad-Safety Organization is responsible to the Area Manager,
LVAO, for:

C) 1. Analyzing data and preparing final off-site reports of
previous series and special reports as requested,

2. Preparing detailed .perational plans for forthcoming
| series.

3. Maintaining an active film badge program as required
to fully document the gamma dosage to off-site popula-
tions and communities.

i 4, Maintaining an active public education program, includ-
| ing periodic visits to communities.
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5. Maintaining an environmental sampling program, including
air, water, and foodstuffs,

a

Maintaining liaison with State and local health officials
in the off-site area,

7. Providing an off-site monitoring service.
b. During a test period the Public Health Service Off-Site Rad-

Safety Organization is responsible to fhe Area Manager, LVAO,
for:

TN (NTSO)-0000: -4 June 26, 1961



RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY NTSO-0524-056

056 Organization

a. By a Memorandum of Understanding between the PHS and the AEC-
ALO, the PHS is responsible to staff and operate the off-site
radiological safety program at NTS.

b. PHS-commissioned officers will be permanently assigned to the
Las Vegas Area Office in support of this activity. The num-
ber of officers so assigned will be by mutual agreement
between the Division of Radiological Health, Public Health
Service, and the Office of Test Operations.

ce. The Officer-in-Charge, PHS Off-Site Activities, is the Off-
Site Rad-Safety Officer, .

ad. The permanent staff will be augmented during test periods by
personnel assigned through the Division of Radiological
Health, PHS,

057 = Operational Plan
a. Survey Results”

1. Monitoring radiation readings will be radioed to Net
Control at Mercury Bldg. 155 by the monitoring teams,

2. A carbon copy of all monitoring data will be forwarded
immediately after each test activity to the Office of
the Test Manager.

3. The results will be posted on a large-scale wall map
in Bldg. 155 as received, The intensity and time of
reading will be noted at each reading location.

4. An interim off-site radiological safety report will be
prepared following each test activity for submission to
the Area Manager, LVAO.

b. Environmental Samoling
1. Air sampling stations will be established in the larger
population centers. Results from these stations assist

in delineating the fallout pattern and documenting
negative values outside the fallout area,

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