Reed College Ancillary Personnel Radiation Safety Training Test
SCORE ________ (80% = pass)
Print name: _______________________________ Date: ______________
Signature: _________________________________ Reed ID: ___________
1. What are your responsibilities around radioactive materials?
- Recognizing posted signs, identifying hazards and safeguards, and reporting problems.
- Identifying hazards and safeguards, cleaning up spills, and storing materials safely.
- Cleaning up spills, recognizing posted signs, and reporting problems.
- Identifying hazards and safeguards, reporting problems, and storing materials safely.
2. Why don’t ancillary personnel have to wear a personal radiation monitoring device?
- Their exposures are so low that it isn’t necessary
- It would be too costly
- Only reactor employees are legally required to wear them
- They only need to be worn around alpha emitters
3. In an area with the sign "Caution Radiation Area," you may remove trash that is NOT labeled radioactive.
- True
- False
4. Which three basic techniques should be used for radiation protection?
- Time, Distance, and Safety
- Time, Direction, and Shielding
- Time, Distance, and Shielding
- Time, Direction, and Safety
5. What does RSO stand for?
- Reactor Safety Overseer
- Radiation Safety Officer
- Radiation Safeguard Options
- Radioactive Storage Office
6. In a room with a sign reading "Caution Radioactive Material", which of the following are you permitted to do?
- Handle bags labeled "radioactive material".
- Clean up a spill if you see one.
- Wipe down surfaces daily.
- None of the above.
7. What is the telephone number for Community Safety?
- x6666
- x5921
- x4732
- x8010
8. Besides notifying your supervisor and/or the Radiation Safety Officer, what should you do if you find a spill in an area posted as "Radioactive Materials"?
- Clean it up
- Investigate how the spill occurred
- Close the door
- Ignore it and continue what you were doing
9. Every person receives a measurable radiation dose each year.
- True
- False
10. Which of the following statements is false?
- You may work in an area with a sign reading "Caution Radioactive Material" if requested and authorized by the Radiation Safety Officer.
- You may eat lunch in an area where radioactive materials are stored if they are tightly sealed up.
- You need permission and safety instructions to enter a room with X-ray equipment.
- You may NOT smoke in an area posted as "Radioactive Materials."