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Introduction to General Employee Radiological Training

A variety of radioactive materials and radiation- producing devices such as x-ray machines, electron beam devices, and accelerators are used in the research at National Labs. All of the Laboratory's radiological work is located within posted controlled areas. To ensure individuals are aware of the potential hazards associated with these activities, general employee radiological training (GERT) is needed prior to unescorted access into these areas. In compliance with federal law, National Labs requires that an employee complete additional radiological worker training before performing unescorted work assignments as a radiological worker. A radiological worker handles radioactive materials or operates radiation-producing devices.

This course provides initial GERT instruction to all NukeWorkers. After reading this material, you should have a good understanding of general radiological information.

This course provides general information about radiation, its risks, the controls National Labs implement to ensure the safety of workers and the environment, and each individual's rights and responsibilities. For specific information about your work area contact the specific site you are going to work at.

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