Columbia's response.

Do you use flashing lights for boundary postings during Radiography?
No, we post boundary guards at all radiography boundaries. If dose rate 
monitoring is required the boundary guard will be a HP Technician.


Ray Thomson
Health Physics Craft Supervisor
Columbia Generating Station
[email protected]
509-377-8273



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Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 3:37 PM
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Subject: Powernet: Flashing lights for Radiography (RT) Postings

At Palo Verde, during radiography operations, when radiography is to be 
performed we establish separate RT boundaries with wide yellow tape and clear 
flashing lights to delineate the boundary from our normal yellow and magenta 
radiological postings.  If we employ flashing lights for LHRA controls we 
specify red lights, Palo Verde would like to know:

Do you use flashing lights for boundary postings during Radiography?

If so, do you specify a particular color of the flashing lights?

Seth

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Seth J. Kanter, CHP, RRPT
Sr. Health Physicist
Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station
Mail Sta. 7397
5801 S. Wintersburg Rd.
Tonopah, AZ 85354
Phone (623) 393-3130
Fax (623) 393-1853
Unless otherwise noted, all opinions are my own
Liviu Librescu
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