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Washington
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16 Working Safely in a Radiological Area
References
1. Federal Emergency Management Agency (2017) Resource typing definition for the national
qualification system emergency management: safety officer (FEMA 509-v20170717). FEMA,
Washington
2. International Atomic Energy Agency (1988) The radiological accident in Goiânia. International
Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna
3. Karam P (2020) Suggested training and experience qualifications for health and safety officers
during a radiological incident. Health Phys 118(4):458–461
4. National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (2008) Report No. 161, Management of persons contaminated with radioactivity, vol 1. NCRP, Bethesda
5. Strom DJ (1996) Ten principles and ten commandments of radiation protection. Health Phys
70(3):388–393