Personal radiation exposure records
9E Personal radiation exposure records
(1) For section 47C, the personal radiation exposure record for a radiation worker must:
(a) include the information required by clause 7.1.2 of the Safety Guide to be kept for an employee; and
(b) be kept in a form and manner consistent with Part 7 of the Safety Guide; and
(c) be kept for the period required by clause 7.1.2 of the Safety Guide.
(2) A person must not alter a personal radiation exposure record unless:
(a) the change is made to correct an arithmetical, typographical or transcription error; or
an authorised officer directs the person to make the change.
Maximum penalty: If the offender is a natural person – 100 penalty units.
If the offender is a body corporate – 500 penalty units.
(3) An authorised officer must not give a direction under subregulation (2)(b) unless a personal radiation exposure record does not accurately record the levels of radiation exposure received by the radiation worker and the Chief Health Officer is satisfied that the record is incorrect and directs that the change be made.
(4) The operator for a mining site must keep a personal radiation exposure record, until:
authorised by the Chief Health Officer to dispose of it; or
(b) the record is transferred to an operator of a mine site in another jurisdiction who is under an obligation corresponding to section 47D of the Act under the law of that jurisdiction.
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