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SCANNER SAFETY AND LOCAL CONTROLS
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Before starting any work on the scanner, ask these questions:
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Do I have the correct training to work to do the work?
See Section 2.1 , for an overview of required training.
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Have I reviewed the hazards associated with the area and systems I am working
with?
See Section 2.2 , for a listing of mechanical, electrical, and radiation hazards.
2.1 Training
2.1.1 Authorized Persons
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Only machine operators and appropriate technical support staff should operate
this system.
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Only trained and authorized personnel are permitted to perform maintenance,
repairs or testing on the scanner system. Authorized personnel are described in the
Radiation Safety Training Manual (P/N 6510020199).
• All persons authorized to perform their duties with or in the vicinity of the scanner
system must read the safety sections of the scanner and QCS manuals.
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Additional information is available for authorized persons in the Radiation Safety
Manual for Honeywell Customers (P/N 6510020197).
2.1.2 Radiation Safety Information
Radiation Safety Training for Customers:
While this manual includes references to appropriate safety and regulatory requirements
because scanners include sensors that use radiation sources, Honeywell strongly
recommends that users obtain and become familiar with the information provided in the
Radiation Safety Manual For Honeywell Customers (p/n 6510020197).