Title V: Prevention of risks of exposure to radiation

Each worker involved in a radiological emergency situation assigned to the first group: 1° Receives information adapted to the radiological emergency situation that has arisen and to the conditions of the intervention; 2° Confirms his or her agreement to the intervention; 3° Benefits from personal protective equipment adapted to the nature of the intervention in a radiological emergency situation; 4° Is subject to individual dosimetric monitoring such as that provided…

Each worker involved in a radiological emergency situation assigned to the second group: 1° Receives information adapted to the radiological emergency situation that has arisen and to the conditions of the intervention; 2° Benefits from personal protective equipment adapted to the nature of the intervention in a radiological emergency situation; 3° Have their exposure to ionising radiation assessed by means of individual dosimetric monitoring such as that provided for in…

I.-In compliance with the principle of optimisation mentioned in 2° of Article L. 1333-2 of the Public Health Code, the employer shall ensure that, as far as possible, the exposure of workers involved in a radiological emergency is kept below the occupational exposure limit values set in 1° of Article R. 4451-6. II -Where the conditions of intervention do not allow it, the employer shall ensure that their exposure is…

The employer shall inform the labour inspector referred to in Article L. 8112-1 and, as appropriate, the Nuclear Safety Authority or the delegate for nuclear safety and radiation protection for defence-related installations and activities at the end of any radiological emergency requiring the intervention of a worker assigned to the first group.