The health administrative departments of the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall formulate measures for implementation according to these provisions and organize supervision and management within their respective jurisdictions. Chapter II Management of Radiation Workers' Certificates Article 5 Before a radiation worker takes up his post, the unit to which he belongs must apply to the local health administrative department for obtaining a radiation worker's certificate, which will be issued after examination and approval by the provincial health administrative department. Workers must hold certificates to engage in limited radiation work.
The Certificate of Radiation Workers shall be uniformly printed by the Ministry of Health. Article 6 A person applying for the certificate of radiation worker must meet the following basic conditions:
(1) Having reached the age of 65438 08, and having passed the health examination, meeting the occupational requirements of radiation work;
(2) Abide by radiation protection laws and regulations and accept personal dose supervision;
(three) to master the knowledge of radiation protection and relevant laws and regulations, and to pass the training and examination;
(four) with high school education and the corresponding professional and technical knowledge and ability. Article 7 The certificate of radiologist shall be reviewed once a year and renewed once every five years. Those who have not applied for reexamination for more than 2 years need to reapply.
The holder of the Radiation Worker's Certificate, if he wants to engage in radiation work outside the limited scope, must go through the change procedures according to the provisions of Articles 5 and 6.
When radiation workers are transferred from radiation posts, they should go through the cancellation procedures with the issuing health administrative department within 30 days from the date of transfer and return the radiation workers' certificates;
Lost "radiation workers card", must be within 30 days to prove that the unit, to the administrative department of health to apply for a replacement. Eighth radiation work units are generally not allowed to hire temporary personnel to engage in radiation work. If it is really necessary to use temporary personnel to engage in auxiliary radiation work, it shall be handled in accordance with Article 6 of these Provisions. Article 9 Persons who are engaged in or exposed to radiation work for a short time due to further study and teaching shall be handled in accordance with Article 6 of these Provisions. Article 10 Before entering the school, students majoring in radiation must have a pre-school health check-up in a health and medical institution designated by the administrative department of health. Those who do not meet the requirements of health standards (GB 16387- 1996) shall not engage in radiation research. Eleventh radiation workers must receive radiation protection training. Radiation protection training shall be organized by radiation health protection technical units licensed by health administrative departments at or above the provincial level, and training shall be conducted in accordance with unified teaching materials. Generally, the pre-job training time is 10 day, and the post-job retraining time should be no less than 5 days. Chapter III Personal Dose Management Article 12 All units or individuals engaged in or participating in radiation work must accept personal dose monitoring, establish personal dose files and pay monitoring fees in accordance with regulations.
When the radiation workers are transferred, their personal dose files should be handed over to the transfer unit and kept for 20 years after leaving the radiation work post. Thirteenth radiation workers who accept personal dose monitoring must wear personal dosimeter approved by the health administrative department at or above the provincial level during their work.
Generally speaking, the reading period in personal dosimeter is 30 days, which can be shortened or extended depending on the situation, but the longest reading period shall not exceed 90 days. Fourteenth radiation workers personal dose monitoring by the technical units designated by the administrative department of health at or above the provincial level is responsible for the implementation. The unit responsible for monitoring shall promptly notify the monitored unit of the monitoring results. Units should copy the results of personal dose monitoring in their respective certificates of radiation workers. Fifteenth personal dose monitoring instruments, methods, evaluation and records, should comply with the provisions of the relevant national standards. Units undertaking personal dose monitoring must participate in the quality control and technical training organized by the technical guidance institution for personal dose monitoring of the Ministry of Health. Sixteenth radiation workers who enter the radiation control area and participate in emergency treatment must wear personal dosimeter and alarm dosimeter. Article 17 When the intake of workers operating open radioactive sources may exceed110 years, the intake shall be monitored. Article 18 When the exposure dose of radiation workers is higher than 3/ 10 of the annual dose limit, the individual dose monitoring unit shall urge the unit where the radiation workers work to find out the reasons and take improvement measures. Article 19 When the radiation workers' exposure dose is higher than the annual dose limit, in addition to implementing the provisions of Article 18, they should also estimate the organ dose and systemic dose of the exposed personnel. Article 20 A radiation work unit with the ability of personal dose monitoring can conduct personal dose monitoring on its radiation workers only after being examined and approved by the health administrative department at or above the provincial level, but it must regularly accept the quality supervision organized by the health administrative department at or above the provincial level. Within 30 days after the completion of the annual monitoring, the results of personal dose monitoring and evaluation should be reported to the provincial health administrative department in accordance with the regulations.