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.
The occupational health physician and the radiation protection advisor shall work together to implement the individual dosimetric monitoring provided for in 4° of Article R. 4451-102 or the exposure assessment provided for in 3° of Article R. 4451-103. If necessary, they shall seek technical support from the Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire. They shall inform the employer, each insofar as he is concerned, in the form and under…
I.-In the event that one of the reference levels mentioned in Article R. 4451-11 has been exceeded, the employer shall inform the worker concerned without delay. II -Where a worker’s exposure exceeds the reference level mentioned in I of article R. 4451-11, the continuation of the actions mentioned in article R. 4451-96 entrusted to him is subject to : 1° The employer’s justification of the need to maintain the worker…
At the end of the radiological emergency, the occupational health physician shall prescribe all the examinations he considers relevant to assess the state of health of the workers involved in the radiological emergency. He will draw up a dosimetric report for each worker, which he will record in the occupational health medical file referred to in Article L. 4624-8 and give to the worker. If necessary, he will seek technical…
I.-Each worker who has been involved in a radiological emergency benefits from the reinforced individual monitoring measures applicable to category A workers provided for in Article R. 4451-82 for at least five years following the radiological emergency or during the period when the dose received remains above one of the limit values set in Article R. 4451-6. II-The worker referred to in I may be assigned to work exposing him…
The terms and conditions for implementing the monitoring of individual exposure in radiological emergency situations provided for in articles R. 4451-102 and R. 4451-103 are laid down by a joint order of the ministers responsible for labour and agriculture.
The employer, the head of the external company or the self-employed worker shall, where appropriate, set up a radiation protection organisation when the nature and extent of the risk of exposure of workers to ionising radiation leads him to implement at least one of the following measures: 1° The implementation of individual dosimetric monitoring pursuant to I of Article R. 4451-64; 2° Zone demarcation under the conditions set out in…
The employer shall appoint at least one radiation protection advisor to implement the preventive measures and resources provided for in this chapter. This advisor is: 1° Either a natural person, known as a “competent person for radiation protection”, employed by the establishment or, failing that, by the company; 2° Or a legal entity, referred to as a “competent radiation protection organisation”.
I.-In an establishment comprising a basic nuclear installation, the employer shall set up a radiation protection skills centre responsible for advising on radiation protection. The following are not covered by the provisions of the first paragraph: 1° Facilities that only use sealed radioactive sources and those that include an accelerator as defined in article R. 593-3 of the Environmental Code; 2° External contractors working in the establishments mentioned in the…
I – When the situation and the radiological issues so require, the employer shall ensure continuity of service for the radiation protection advisor. II – When several competent persons in charge of radiation protection are appointed within an establishment, or failing that within the company, they are grouped together within an internal entity with appropriate operating resources.
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