Advanced lessons in physiology and hygiene

Advanced lessons in physiology and hygiene

by IAEA

Part of Safety reports series -- no. 49.

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Any mining or minerals processing operation has the potential to increase the radiation dose received by individuals, due to the fact that all minerals and raw materials contain radionuclides of natural, terrestrial origin. However, only in a limited number of cases does the situation warrant the introduction of radiation protection measures. This Safety Report provides information on the relevant industrial activities, materials and expected exposure levels in order to assist in identifying the activities for which regulatory controls are most likely to be needed and, for such activities, determining the most appropriate regulatory approach. The report may be of interest to regulatory bodies and other national authorities involved in the application of the Standards to work activities involving enhanced exposure to natural sources, and to operators, workers and their representatives, and health and safety professionals engaged in such work activities.--Publisher's description.

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