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Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-017 - TRAINING

Current through June 17, 2024
The following requirements apply to well logging personnel:
017.01
RADIATION SAFETY
  OFFICER.
A radiation safety officer must:
(A) Have a college degree at the bachelor
  level, or equivalent training and experience in the physical or biological
  sciences or in engineering;
(B) Be
  qualified as well logger or have six weeks on-the-job training under an
  authorized user; and
(C) Have forty
  hours of formal instruction in:
(i) Principles
  and practices of radiation protection;
(ii) Radioactivity measurements
  standardization and monitoring techniques and instruments;
(iii) Mathematics and calculations basic to
  the use of and measurement of radioactivity;
(iv) Biological effects of radiation; and
(v) Operating and emergency procedures and federal and
  state radiation control regulations.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-018 - OPERATING AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

Current through June 17, 2024
Each licensee must develop and follow written operating and emergency
	 procedures that cover:
(A) Handling
  and use of radioactive materials including the use of sealed sources in wells
  without surface casing for protecting fresh water aquifers, if
  appropriate;
(B) Use of remote
  handling tools for handling sealed sources and radioactive tracer material
  except low-activity calibration sources;
(C) Methods and occasions for conducting
  radiation surveys, including surveys for detecting contamination, as required
  by 180 NAC 14-020.02 through 020.05.
(D) Minimizing personnel exposure including
  exposures from inhalation and ingestion of radioactive tracer
  materials;
(E) Methods and
  occasions for locking and securing stored radioactive materials;
(F) Personnel monitoring and the use of
  personnel monitoring equipment;
(G)
  Transportation of sources of radiation to field stations or temporary jobsites,
  packaging of sources of radiation for transport in vehicles, placarding of
  vehicles when needed, and physically securing sources of radiation in transport
  vehicles during transportation to prevent accidental loss, tampering or
  unauthorized removal;
(H) Picking
  up, receiving, and opening packages containing radioactive materials, according
  to 180 NAC 4-038;
(I) For tracer
  use, decontamination of the environment, equipment, and personnel;
(J) Maintenance of records generated by
  logging personnel at temporary jobsites;
(K) Inspection and maintenance of sealed
  sources, source holders, logging tools, injection tools, source handling tools,
  storage containers, transport containers, and uranium sinker bars as required
  by 180 NAC 14-011;
(L) Actions to
  be taken if a sealed source is lodged in a well;
(M) Notifying proper persons in the event of
  an accident; and
(N) Actions to be
  taken if a sealed source is ruptured including actions to prevent the spread of
  contamination, minimize inhalation and ingestion of radioactive materials, and
  obtain suitable radiation survey instruments as required by 180 NAC 14-006
  (B).
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-019 - PERSONNEL MONITORING

Current through June 17, 2024
019.01
DOSIMETER REQUIREMENTS.
The licensee may not permit an
  individual to act as a logging supervisor or logging assistant unless that
  person wears a personnel dosimeter at all times during the handling of licensed
  radioactive materials. Each personnel dosimeter must be assigned to and worn by
  only one individual. Film badges must be replaced at least monthly and all
  other personnel dosimeters that require replacement must be replaced at least
  quarterly. All personnel dosimeters must be evaluated at least quarterly or
  promptly after replacement, whichever is more frequent.
019.02
BIOASSAY
  SERVICES.
The licensee must provide bioassay services to
  individuals using radioactive materials in subsurface tracer studies if
  required by the license.
019.03
RECORD RETENTION.
The licensee must retain personnel
  dosimeters records required by 180 NAC 14-019.01 and bioassay results for
  inspection until the Department authorizes disposition.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-020 - RADIATION SURVEYS

Current through June 17, 2024
The licensee must make radiation surveys, including but not limited to
	 the surveys required in 180 NAC 14-020.01 through 020.04, of each area where
	 radioactive materials are used and stored. Survey results required in this
	 section must be recorded and include the survey date, name of the individual
	 making the survey, identification of the survey instrument used, and location
	 of the survey. The licensee must retain survey records for inspection by the
	 Department for three years after they are made.
020.01
VEHICLE
  SURVEYS.
Before transporting radioactive materials, the licensee
  must make a radiation survey of the position occupied by each individual in the
  vehicle and of the exterior of each vehicle used to transport the radioactive
  materials.
020.02
LOGGING TOOL.
If the sealed source assembly is removed
  from the logging tool before departure from the temporary jobsite, the licensee
  must confirm the logging tool is free of contamination by energizing the
  logging tool detector or by using a survey meter.
020.03
CONTAMINATION
  SURVEY.
If the licensee has reason to believe that, as a result of
  any operation involving a sealed source, the encapsulation of sealed source
  could be damaged by the operation, the licensee must conduct a radiation
  survey, including a contamination survey, during and after the
  operation.
020.04
JOBSITE SURVEY.
The licensee must make a radiation
  survey at the temporary jobsite before and after each subsurface tracer study
  to confirm the absence of contamination.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-021 - RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION CONTROL

Current through June 17, 2024
021.01
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES.
If the licensee detects evidence
  a sealed source has ruptured or radioactive materials have caused
  contamination, the licensee must immediately initiate the emergency procedures
  required by 180 NAC 14-018.
021.02
DECONTAMINATION.
If contamination results from the use
  of radioactive material in well logging, the licensee must decontaminate all
  work areas, equipment, and unrestricted areas.
021.03
MONITOR CIRCULATING
  FLUIDS.
During efforts to recover a sealed source lodged in the
  well, the licensee must continuously monitor, with an appropriate radiation
  detection instrument or a logging tool with a radiation detector, circulating
  fluids from the well, if any, to check for contamination resulting from damage
  to the sealed source.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-022 - HANDLING TOOLS

Current through June 17, 2024
The licensee must provide and require the use of tools that will assure
	 remote handling of sealed sources other than low-activity calibration
	 sources.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-023 - PARTICLE ACCELERATORS

Current through June 17, 2024
No licensee or registrant may permit above-ground testing of particle
	 accelerators designed for use in well logging, which results in the production
	 of radiation, except in areas or facilities controlled or shielded so the
	 appropriate requirements of 180 NAC 4-005 and 4-013 are met.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-024 - SECURITY

Current through June 17, 2024
024.01
PHYSICAL
  PRESENCE.
A logging supervisor must be physically present at a
  temporary jobsite whenever radioactive materials are being handled or are not
  stored and locked in a vehicle or storage place. The logging supervisor may
  leave the jobsite in order to obtain assistance if a source becomes lodged in a
  well.
024.02
DIRECT
  SURVEILLANCE.
During well logging, except when radiation sources
  are below ground or in shipping or storage containers, the logging supervisor
  or other individual designated by the logging supervisor must maintain direct
  surveillance of the operation to prevent unauthorized entry into a restricted
  area, as defined 180 NAC 1-002.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-025 - DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS REQUIRED AT FIELD STATIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
Each licensee must maintain the following documents and records at the
	 field station:
(A) A copy of 180 NAC
  4, 10, and 14;
(B) The license
  authorizing the use of radioactive material;
(C) Operating and emergency procedures
  required by 180 NAC 14-018;
(D)
  Records of radiation survey instrument calibrations required by 180 NAC
  14-006;
(E) Records of leak tests
  required by 180 NAC 14-007;
(F)
  Physical inventory records required by 180 NAC 14-008;
(G) Utilization records required by 180 NAC
  14-009;
(H) Records of inspection
  and maintenance required by 180 NAC 14-011;
(I) Training records required by 180 NAC
  14-017; and
(J) Survey records
  required by 180 NAC 14-020.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-026 - DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS REQUIRED AT TEMPORARY JOBSITES

Current through June 17, 2024
Each licensee conducting operations at a temporary jobsite must
	 maintain the following documents and records at the temporary jobsite until the
	 well logging operation is completed:
(A) Operating and emergency procedures
  required by 180 NAC 14-018;
(B)
  Evidence of latest calibration of the radiation survey instruments in use at
  the site required by 180 NAC 14-006;
(C) Latest survey records required by 180 NAC
  14-020.02, 020.03 and 020.05;
(D)
  Shipping papers for the transportation of radioactive materials required by 180
  NAC 13-005; and
(E) When operating
  under reciprocity according to 180 NAC 3-028, a copy of the NRC or Agreement
  State license authorizing use of radioactive materials.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 14 - RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR WELL LOGGING AND SUBSURFACE TRACER STUDIES › Section 180-14-027 - NOTIFICATION OF INCIDENTS AND LOST SOURCES; ABANDONMENT PROCEDURES FOR IRRETRIEVABLE SOURCES

Current through June 17, 2024
Licensees must:
(A)
  Immediately notify the Department by telephone and subsequently, within 30
  days, by confirmatory letter if the licensee knows or has reason to believe a
  sealed source has been ruptured. The letter must designate the well or other
  location, describe the magnitude and extent of the escape of radioactive
  materials, assess the consequences of the rupture, and explain efforts planned
  or being taken to mitigate these consequences;
(B) Notify the Department of the theft or
  loss of radioactive materials, radiation overexposures, excessive levels and
  concentrations of radiation, and certain other accidents as required by 180 NAC
  4-057, 4-058, 4-059, and 180 NAC 3-026;
(C) If a sealed source becomes lodged in a
  well, and when it becomes apparent that efforts to recover the sealed source
  will not be successful:
(i) Notify the
  appropriate Department by telephone of the circumstances that resulted in the
  inability to retrieve the source and
(1)
  Obtain Department approval to implement abandonment procedures; or
(2) That the licensee implemented abandonment
  before receiving Department approval because the licensee believed there was an
  immediate threat to public health and safety; and
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-001 - SCOPE AND AUTHORITY

Current through June 17, 2024
This chapter establishes the training and experience requirements of
	 personnel utilizing or servicing sources of radiation addressed in 180 Nebraska
	 Administrative Code (NAC) 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12 and 20. It establishes the
	 criteria which courses of instruction must possess prior to being approved by
	 the Department. Title 180 is authorized by and implements the Nebraska
	 Radiation Control Act, Nebraska Revised Statute (Neb. Rev. Stat.) §§
									71-3501
	 to
	 71-3520.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-002 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
The following definitions apply to 180 NAC 15.
002.01
EXPERIENCE.
Active participation in events or activities, leading to accumulation of
  knowledge is experience.
002.02
FORMAL TRAINING.
Training or education, including
  either didactic or clinical practicum or both, which has a specified objective,
  planned activities for students, and suitable methods for measuring student
  attainment, and which is offered, sponsored, or approved by an organization or
  institution which is able to meet or enforce these criteria is formal
  training.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-003 - RECENTNESS OF TRAINING

Current through June 17, 2024
The training and experience specified in 180 NAC 15 must have been
	 obtained within the seven years preceding the date of application or the
	 individual must have related continuing education and experience since the
	 required training and experience was completed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-004 - MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
This section addresses the qualifications for a radiological medical
	 physicist, a radiological health physicist, and a qualified expert.
004.01
RADIOLOGICAL MEDICAL
  PHYSICIST.
A radiological medical physicist must:
(A) Be certified by the American Board of
  Radiology in therapeutic radiological physics, roentgen ray and gamma ray
  physics, x-ray and radium physics; or radiological physics; or the American
  Board of Medical Physics in radiation oncology physics or the Canadian College
  of Medical Physics. Certification must be in the specialty the individual will
  be clinically practicing; or
(B)
  Have a master's or doctor's degree in physics, medical physics, other physical
  science, engineering, applied mathematics, nuclear physics, biophysics,
  radiological physics, or health physics and has completed one year of full time
  training in medical physics and an additional year of full time work experience
  under the supervision of a radiological medical physicist that meets the
  requirements of 180 NAC
  15-004.01(A) at a
  medical institution. Full time training and full time work experience must be
  in the specialty the individual will be clinically
  practicing.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-005 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL FOR INSTITUTIONAL BROAD SCOPE TYPE LICENSE A, B, AND C LISTED IN 180 NAC 3-013

Current through June 17, 2024
This section addresses the training and experience requirements of
	 personnel using radioactive material under a broad scope license.
005.01
RADIATION SAFETY
  OFFICER.
A radiation safety officer must have:
(A) A college degree at the bachelor level,
  in physical or biological sciences or in engineering plus four years work
  experience in health physics, radiological health or another field equivalent
  to the above fields; or
(B) A
  master's degree or equivalent graduate coursework in health physics or
  radiological health with two years of work experience in health physics or
  radiological health.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-006 - PERSONNEL TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSEES IN AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION OTHER THAN BROAD SCOPE LICENSES

Current through June 17, 2024
This section addresses training and experience requirements for
	 personnel using radioactive material at an educational institution that has a
	 license other than broad scope license.
006.01
RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER,
  AUTHORIZED USER, OR BOTH.
A radiation safety officer, authorized
  user, or both must:
(A) Have a college degree
  at the bachelor level, or equivalent training and experience in the physical or
  biological sciences or in engineering;
(B) Have 40 hours of formal instruction in:
(i) Radiation physics and
  instrumentation;
(ii) Radiation
  protection;
(iii) Mathematics
  pertaining to the use and measurement of radioactivity; and
(iv) Biological effects of radiation;
  and
(C) Demonstrate an
  understanding of institution radiation safety policy and procedures and
  applicable parts of Title 180 or its equivalent.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-007 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR LABORATORY AND INDUSTRIAL USE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PERSONNEL

Current through June 17, 2024
Personnel using radioactive material under laboratory or industrial
	 licenses must meet the following requirements.
007.01
MILLICURIE
  QUANTITIES.
For use of millicurie quantities, the radiation safety
  officer, authorized user, or both must:
(A)
  Have a college degree at the bachelor level, or equivalent training and
  experience in the physical or biological sciences or in engineering;
(B) Have 40 hours of formal instruction in:
(i) Radiation physics and
  instrumentation;
(ii) Radiation
  protection;
(iii) Mathematics
  pertaining to the use and measurement of radioactivity; and
(iv) Biological effects of radiation;
  and
(C) Demonstrate an
  understanding of operating and emergency procedures and applicable parts of
  Title 180 or its equivalent.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-008 - PERSONNEL TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE OR INTRODUCTION OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL INTO MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS AND DEVICES SPECIFIED IN 180 NAC 3-014.05, 3-014.06, 3-014.09, AND 3-014.12 AND 3-014.13

Current through June 17, 2024
Licensees that manufacture or introduce radioactive material into
	 products and devices must have personnel that meet the following education and
	 training requirements.
008.01
RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER, AUTHORIZED USER, OR BOTH.
The radiation safety officer, authorized user, or both must:
(A) Have a college degree at the bachelor
  level, or equivalent training and experience in the physical or biological
  sciences or in engineering;
(B)
  Have 40 hours of formal instruction in:
(i)
  Radiation physics and instrumentation;
(ii) Radiation protection;
(iii) Mathematics pertaining to the use and
  measurement of radioactivity; and
(iv) Biological effects of radiation;
  and
(C) Demonstrate an
  understanding of operating and emergency procedures and these regulations or
  their equivalent.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-009 - PERSONNEL TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSES TO MANUFACTURE AND INTRODUCE RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL INTO RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS AS SPECIFIED IN 180 NAC 3-014.08

Current through June 17, 2024
Licensees that manufacture and introduce radioactive materials into
	 radiopharmaceuticals must have personnel that meet the following training and
	 experience requirements.
009.01
RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER, AUTHORIZED USER, OR BOTH.
The radiation safety officer, authorized user, or both must:
(A) Be a registered pharmacist;
(B) Have 200 hours of basic radioisotope
  handling techniques, including:
(i) Radiation
  physics and instrumentation;
(ii)
  Radiation protection;
(iii)
  Mathematics pertaining to the use and measurement of radioactivity;
(iv) Biological effects of radiation;
  and
(v) Radiopharmaceutical
  chemistry; and
(C) Have
  three-hundred hours experience as a radiopharmaceutical chemist.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-010 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR PARTICLE ACCELERATORS PERSONNEL - NON HUMAN USE

Current through June 17, 2024
Licensees that operate particle accelerators for non human use must
	 have personnel that meet the following requirements.
010.01
RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER,
  SUPERVISOR, OR BOTH.
The radiation safety officer, supervisor, or
  both must have a bachelor of science degree plus one year experience in the use
  and operation of particle accelerators that includes forty hours of instruction
  as specified for particle accelerator operators in 180 NAC 15-010.02.
010.02
PARTICLE ACCELERATOR
  OPERATORS.
Particle accelerator operators must:
(A) Have 40 hours of instruction in the
  fundamentals of radiation to include:
(i)
  Characteristics of radiation;
(ii)
  Units of radiation dose;
(iii)
  Biological effects of radiation; and
(iv) Levels of radiation from particle
  accelerators;
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-011 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE FOR SELF-SHIELDED IRRADIATORS

Current through June 17, 2024
Licensees that operate self-shielded irradiators must have authorized
	 users that meet the following requirements.
011.01
AUTHORIZED
  USER.
An authorized user must:
(A) Have eight hours of formal instruction
  in:
(i) Radiation physics and
  instrumentation;
(ii) Radiation
  protection;
(iii) Mathematics
  pertaining to the use and measurement of radiation; and
(iv) Biological effects of radiation;
  and
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-012 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR INDUSTRIAL GAUGE PERSONNEL

Current through June 17, 2024
Industrial gauge personnel must meet the following requirements.
012.01
RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER,
  AUTHORIZED USER, OR BOTH.
The radiation safety officer or
  authorized user, or both must demonstrate competency in use, maintenance, and
  transfer of devices by satisfactorily completing an eight hour course provided
  by the manufacturer of the device or any Department accepted course.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-013 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR GAS CHROMATOGRAPH PERSONNEL

Current through June 17, 2024
Gas chromatograph personnel must meet the following
	 requirements.
013.01
RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER, AUTHORIZED USER, OR BOTH.
The radiation safety officer or authorized user, or both, must receive and be
  competent in using operating procedures and manufacturer's
  instructions.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 15 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR USE OF RADIATION SOURCES › Section 180-15-014 - TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION AND SERVICING OF RADIATION GENERATING EQUIPMENT AND ASSOCIATED RADIATION GENERATING EQUIPMENT AS SUPPLIED BY THE EMPLOYER

Current through June 17, 2024
Personnel servicing radiation generating equipment must meet the
	 following requirements.
014.01
INSTALLATION AND SERVICING PERSONNEL.
A person
  performing installation or servicing of radiation generating equipment must
  have:
(A) Formal training in radiation
  machine assembly, installation, or repair, or an associate's degree in
  biomedical equipment repair.
(B)
  Six months of supervised on-the-job training on the assembly or repair, or
  both, of the types of equipment to be serviced.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-001 - SCOPE AND AUTHORITY

Current through June 17, 2024
This chapter establishes the fees for licensing, registration,
	 environmental surveillance and implementation, emergency planning, emergency
	 response and implementation, and other regulatory services and provide for
	 their payment. The regulations are authorized by and implement the Nebraska
	 Radiation Control Act, Nebraska Revised Statute (Neb. Rev. Stat.) §§
									71-3501 to
	 71-3520.
001.01 Unless specifically provided
  otherwise, the rules and requirements in this chapter apply to any person who
  is:
(A) An applicant for, or holder of:
(i) A radioactive material license pursuant
  to 180 Nebraska Administrative Code (NAC);
(ii) A certificate of registration for
  radiation machines, facilities, or services issued pursuant to 180 NAC 2;
  or
(iii) A general
  license.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-002 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
As used in 180 NAC 18, the following definitions apply:
002.01
CARRIER.
A
  person who transports passengers or property in commerce by rail car, aircraft,
  motor vehicle or vessel.
002.02
EMERGENCY PLANNING, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND
  IMPLEMENTATION.
The development and application of those
  capabilities necessary to protect the public and the environment from the
  effects of an accidental or uncontrolled exposure dose or release of
  radioactive materials, including the equipping, training and periodic
  retraining of emergency response personnel.
002.03
ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE
  AND IMPLEMENTATION.
The development and application of those
  capabilities necessary to assess the radiological impact of activities
  conducted by licensees and registrants on public health and safety and the
  environment.
002.04
FACILITY.
Any facility other than that defined in this
  subsection.
002.05
FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITY.
A fixed nuclear facility
  includes:
(A) Any nuclear reactor at a single
  site;
(B) Any facility designed or
  used for the assembly or disassembly of nuclear weapons; and
(C) Any other facility using or possessing
  source material, special nuclear material, byproduct material, or any other
  radioactive material for which the Department conducts off-site environmental
  surveillance to protect the public health and safety or the
  environment.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-003 - EXEMPTIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
003.01 No fee will be required for the
  Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Radiological
  Health.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-004 - PAYMENT OF FEES

Current through June 17, 2024
004.01
APPLICATION FEES.
Each application for a license or
  certificate of registration for which a fee is prescribed will be accompanied
  by a non-refundable fee:
(A) An application
  for a certificate of registration must be accompanied by the total fee for all
  applicable categories;
(B)
  Applications for new materials licenses, applications to reinstate expired,
  terminated or inactive licenses and applications for amendments to licenses
  that would place the license in a higher fee category or add a new fee category
  must be accompanied by the prescribed application fee for each
  category;
(C) No application will
  be accepted for filing or processing prior to full fee payment, as specified,
  and the application will be returned to the applicant; and
(D) All application fees will be charged
  regardless of the Department's disposition of the application or a withdrawal
  of the application.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-008 - SCHEDULE OF ANNUAL FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION FOR RADIATION GENERATING EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES FOR RADIATION GENERATING EQUIPMENT

Current through June 17, 2024
008.01
RADIATION GENERATING
  EQUIPMENT.
MACHINE CATEGORY
FEE PER UNIT
1.
Healing Arts Diagnostic - General
$70
2.
Healing Arts Diagnostic - Dental
$55
3.
Healing Arts Therapy
a.
Superficial
$400
b.
X-ray Deep Therapy
$400
c.
Accelerator - Therapy
$400
d.
Veterinary Therapy
$400
e.
Other - Therapy
$400
4.
Non-Healing Arts - Radiation Machines
a.
Accelerators
$400
b.
Radiographic Cabinet X-ray
$100
c.
Analytical X-ray
$100
d.
Electron Microscope
$100
e.
Airport Baggage X-ray
$100
f.
Spectroscopy/Spectrography X-ray
$100
g.
Particle Size Analyzer X-ray
$100
h.
Package X-ray
$100
i.
Industrial Gauge X-ray
$150
j.
Fluoroscopy X-ray Industrial
$250
k.
X-ray Fluorescence
$100
l.
X-ray Diffraction
$100
m.
Electron Beam Welding
$250
n.
Industrial Radiography, In-Plant Only
$500
o.
Industrial Radiography Temporary Job Site
$500
p.
Ion Implantation Device
$100
q.
Other Non-Healing Arts
$200
r.
Irradiator
$500
5.
Other
a.
Other
$450
b.
Registration of Out-of-State radiation equipment brought into
				  Nebraska for temporary use
Annual Fee of Applicable Category
008.02
RADIATION GENERATING EQUIPMENT SERVICES.
SERVICE CATEGORY
ANNUAL FEE
(A)
Installation/Service
$100
(B)
Calibration
$100
(C)
Reviews/Consultations
$100
(D)
Demonstration
$100
(E)
Sales
$100
(F)
Other
$100
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-009 - ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE FEES

Current through June 17, 2024
Whenever the Department conducts environmental surveillance the full
	 cost of the service will be charged.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-010 - EMERGENCY RESPONSE FEES

Current through June 17, 2024
Whenever the Department provides emergency response capability a fee
	 will be charged equal to the cost, to include personnel, equipment and
	 supplies.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 18 - FEES FOR CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL LICENSES, ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEILLANCE, EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND OTHER REGULATORY SERVICES › Section 180-18-011 - NUCLEAR POWER PLANT FEES

Current through June 17, 2024
The fees for nuclear power plants are as provided in Nebraska Radiation
	 Control Act, Neb. Stat. Rev. §§
									71-3505(1) (g)  -
	 71-3505 (2).
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-001 - SCOPE AND AUTHORITY

Current through June 17, 2024
The regulations are authorized by and implement the Nebraska Radiation
	 Control Act, Nebraska Revised Statute (Neb. Rev. Stat.) §§
									71-3501 to
	 71-3520. This chapter contains
	 requirements for the issuance of a license authorizing the use of sealed
	 sources containing radioactive materials in irradiators used to irradiate
	 objects or materials using gamma radiation. 180 Nebraska Administrative Code
	 (NAC) 19 also contains radiation safety requirements for operating irradiators.
	 The requirements of this chapter are in addition to other requirements of Title
	 180. In particular, the provisions of 180 NAC 1, 3, 4, 10, 13 and 18 apply to
	 applications and licenses subject to this chapter.
001.01
OTHER
  REQUIREMENTS.
Nothing in this chapter relieves the licensee from
  complying with other applicable Federal, State and local regulations governing
  the siting, zoning, land use, and building code requirements for industrial
  facilities.
001.02
APPLICABILITY.
This chapter applies to panoramic
  irradiators that have either dry or wet storage of the radioactive sealed
  sources and to underwater irradiators where both the source and product being
  irradiated are under water. Irradiators whose dose rates exceed 5 grays (500
  rads) per hour at 1 meter from the radioactive sealed sources in air or in
  water, as applicable for the irradiator type, are covered by this
  chapter.
001.03
EXCEPTIONS.
This chapter does not apply to self
  contained dry-source-storage irradiators, those in which both the source and
  the area subject to irradiation are contained within a device and are not
  accessible by personnel, medical radiology or teletherapy, radiography, the
  irradiation of materials for nondestructive testing purposes, gauging, or
  open-field, agricultural irradiations.
001.04
CONCRETE
  STANDARD.
American Concrete Institute Standard ACI 318-89
  "Building Code Requirements for Reinforced Concrete," Chapter 21 "Special
  Provisions for Seismic Design" as referred to in this Chapter is incorporated
  by reference and available for viewing at the Nebraska Department of Health and
  Human Services, Office of Radiological Health, 301 Centennial Mall South,
  Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-5026.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-002 - DEFINITIONS

Current through June 17, 2024
The following definitions apply:
002.01
ANNUALLY.
Annually is either:
(A) At intervals not to
  exceed one year; or
(B) Once per
  year, at about the same time each year, plus or minus one
  month.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-004 - SPECIFIC LICENSES FOR IRRADIATORS

Current through June 17, 2024
The applicant must satisfy the general requirements specified in 180
	 NAC 3-011, (A) through (D) and the requirements contained in this
	 chapter.
004.01
TRAINING.
The application must describe the training
  provided to irradiator operators including:
(A) Classroom training;
(B) On-the-job or simulator
  training;
(C) Safety
  reviews;
(D) Means employed by the
  applicant to test each operator's understanding of the Department's regulations
  and licensing requirements and irradiator operating and emergency procedures;
  and
(E) Minimum training and
  experience of personnel who may provide training.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-005 - START OF CONSTRUCTION

Current through June 17, 2024
The applicant may not begin construction of a new irradiator before the
	 submission of both a license application for the irradiator and the fee
	 required by 180 NAC 18-005 to the Department. Any activities undertaken before
	 the issuance of a license are entirely at the risk of the applicant and have no
	 bearing on the issuance of license with respect to any statutory requirements
	 or rules, regulations, and orders issued under the Nebraska Radiation Control
	 Act, as amended.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-006 - EXEMPTION APPLICATION

Current through June 17, 2024
In addition to the exemption in 180 NAC 1-003.01, any application for a
	 license or license amendment authorizing use of teletherapy-type unit for
	 irradiation of materials or objects may include proposed alternatives for the
	 requirements of this chapter. The applicant must provide adequate rationale for
	 the proposed alternatives and demonstrate they are likely to provide an
	 adequate level of safety for workers and the public.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-007 - PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR SEALED SOURCES

Current through June 17, 2024
007.01
INSTALLATION DATE.
Sealed sources installed after
  October 30, 1996 must:
(A) Have a certificate
  of registration issued under the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) or
  an Agreement State for evaluation of radiation safety information about its
  product.
(B) Be doubly
  encapsulated;
(C) Use radioactive
  material that is as nondispersible as practical and as insoluble as practical
  if the source is used in a wet-source-storage or wet-source-change
  irradiator;
(D) Be encapsulated in
  a material resistant to general corrosion and to localized corrosion, such as
  316L stainless steel or other material with equivalent resistance if sources
  are for use in irradiator pools; and
(E) Have been leak tested and found leak-free
  after each test described in 180 NAC 19-007.02 through 19-007.07 in prototype
  testing of the sealed source.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-009 - SHIELDING

Current through June 17, 2024
009.01
OCCUPIED
  AREAS.
The radiation dose rate in areas normally occupied during
  operation of a panoramic irradiator may not exceed 0.02 millisievert (2
  millirems) per hour at any location 30 centimeters or more from the wall of the
  room when the sources are exposed. The dose rate must be averaged over any area
  not to exceed 100 square centimeters having no linear dimension greater than 20
  centimeters. Areas where the radiation dose rate exceeds 0.02 millisievert (2
  millirems) per hour must be locked, roped off, or posted.
009.02
POOL DOSE
  RATE.
The radiation dose at 30 centimeters over the edge of the
  pool of a pool irradiator may not exceed 0.02 millisievert (2 millirems) per
  hour when the sources are in the fully shielded position.
009.03
DRY-SOURCE
  SHIELD.
The radiation dose rate at 1 meter from the shield of a
  dry-source storage panoramic irradiator when the source is shielded may not
  exceed 0.02 millisievert (2 millirems) per hour and at 5 centimeters from the
  shield may not exceed 0.2 millisievert (20 millirems) per hour.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-010 - FIRE PROTECTION

Current through June 17, 2024
The radiation room at a panoramic irradiator must have heat and smoke
	 detectors and be equipped with a fire extinguishing system.
010.01
HEAT AND SMOKE
  DETECTORS.
The detectors must activate an audible alarm capable of
  alerting a person who is prepared to summon assistance promptly. The sources
  must automatically become fully shielded if a fire is detected.
010.02
FIRE EXTINGUISHING
  SYSTEM.
The system must be capable of extinguishing a fire without
  the entry of personnel into the room and have a shut-off valve to control
  flooding into unrestricted areas.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-011 - RADIATION MONITORS

Current through June 17, 2024
011.01
PRODUCT EXIT.
Irradiators with automatic product
  conveyor systems must have a radiation monitor with an audible alarm located to
  detect loose radioactive sources carried toward the product exit. If the
  monitor detects a source, an alarm must sound and product conveyors must stop
  automatically. The alarm must be capable of alerting an individual in the
  facility who is prepared to summon assistance. Underwater irradiators where the
  product moves within an enclosed stationary tube are exempt from the
  requirements of 180 NAC 19-011.01.
011.02
POOL.
Underwater irradiators not in a shielded radiation room must have a radiation
  monitor over the pool to detect abnormal radiation levels. The monitor must
  have an audible alarm and a visible indicator at entrances to the personnel
  access barrier around the pool. The audible alarm may have a manual shut-off.
  The alarm must be capable of alerting an individual who is prepared to respond
  promptly.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-012 - CONTROL OF SOURCE MOVEMENT

Current through June 17, 2024
012.01
KEY.
The mechanism that moves the sources of a
  panoramic irradiator must require a key to actuate. Actuation of the mechanism
  must cause an audible signal to indicate the sources are leaving the shielded
  position. Only one key may be in use at any time, and only operators or
  facility management may possess it. The key must be attached to a portable
  radiation survey meter by a chain or cable. The lock for source control must be
  designed so the key may not be removed if the sources are in an unshielded
  position. The door to the radiation room must require the same key.
012.02
POSITION
  DETECTOR.
The console of a panoramic irradiator must have a source
  position indicator that indicates when the sources are in the fully shielded
  position, in transit, and exposed.
012.03
CONTROL
  CONSOLE.
The control console of a panoramic irradiator must have a
  control that promptly returns the sources to the shielded position.
012.04
CONTROL
  MARKING.
Each control for a panoramic irradiator must be clearly
  marked as to its function.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-013 - IRRADIATOR POOLS

Current through June 17, 2024
013.01
SPECIFICATIONS.
For licenses initially issued after
  October 30, 1996, irradiators pools must either:
(A) Have a water-tight stainless steel liner
  or a liner metallurgically compatible with other components in the pools;
  or
(B) Be constructed so there is a
  low likelihood of substantial leakage and have a surface designed to facilitate
  decontamination. In either case, the licensee must have a method to safely
  store the sources during repairs of the pool.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-014 - SOURCE RACK PROTECTION

Current through June 17, 2024
If the product to be irradiated moves on a product conveyor system, the
	 source rack and mechanism that moves the rack must be protected by a barrier or
	 guides to prevent products and product carriers from hitting or touching the
	 rack or mechanism.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-015 - POWER FAILURES

Current through June 17, 2024
Systems must function properly in the event of a power failure.
015.01
POWER LOSS.
If electrical power at a panoramic irradiator is lost for longer than ten
  seconds, the sources must automatically return to the shielded
  position.
015.02
LOCK.
The lock on the door of the radiation room of a
  panoramic irradiator may not be deactivated by a power failure.
015.03
SURVEY METER.
During a power failure, the area of any irradiator where sources are located
  may be entered only when using an operable and calibrated radiation survey
  meter.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SYSTEM › Title 180 - CONTROL OF RADIATION › Chapter 19 - LICENSES AND RADIATION SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR IRRADIATORS › Section 180-19-018 - TRAINING

Current through June 17, 2024
018.01
INSTRUCTION AND
  TRAINING.
Before an individual is permitted to operate an
  irradiator without a supervisor present, the individual must:
(A) Receive instruction in:
(i) Fundamentals of radiation protection
  applied to irradiators including the differences between external radiation and
  radioactive contamination, units of radiation dose, Department dose limits, why
  large radiation doses must be avoided, how shielding and access controls
  prevent large doses, how a irradiator is designed to prevent contamination, the
  proper use of survey meters and personnel dosimeters, other radiation safety
  features of an irradiator, and the basic function of the irradiator;
(ii) Requirements of 180 NAC 10 and this
  chapter that are relevant to the irradiator;
(iii) Operation of the irradiator;
(iv) Those operating and emergency procedures
  listed in 180 NAC 19-019 that the individual is responsible for performing;
  and
(v) Case histories of accidents
  or problems involving irradiators;