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Americium 241

Maximum amount to be on hand, 1 microcurieSealed Americium source to be purchased from Isotope ProductLaboratories - 1800 North Keystone St., Burbank, CA, 91504.Model number of source is #GF241 source to be used as part oftesting process on Advant Tester Model #T3331-B.

4. PURPOSE OF USE

To perform accelerated soft error testing to determine therelative "goodness" or "badness" of ECL SRAM memory devices with ,

respect to alpha particle sensitivity.

Radioactive material to be a sealed source about size ofquarter.

Sealed source, that is in a holder with window on one side, willbe placed within 1 mm of encapsulated /uncapsulated die whilecontinually accessing the part with the SRAM memory tester, inorder to determine the number of times a memory loss occurs.Once placement of radiation source is accomplished, the testwill continue automatically with only minimal supervision andhandling required for a period of two (2) to three (3) days.

7. RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL

Anita Taylor, Digital employee and Industrial Hygienist for theCen tral Massachuset ts Administrative Services Saf ety andIndustrial Hygiene Department. Please see attachments /pages 4

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8. TRAINING FOR INDIVIDUALS

Robin, L. StewartRobert J. FlatleyDavid A. HobsonRandall T. LyonsCatherin H. Gavin

All are Digital Employees at 111 Locke Drive who will superviseand use radioactive source.

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10. RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM

Due to fact that the sealed radiation source will be under one(1) microcurie, the safety program will consist oft

a. Training of users by Anita Taylor on proper handling storageand use of the source. Also procedures of reporting and

'monitoring and what to do in the event of incident.

b. Written procedures for above terminal.

ic. Monitoring of source both at use area and storage location.

Instrument to be used is Trio-Tek Geiger Counter Model#4801952, Serial #7756. The instrument is sent back to thefactory once per year for calibration.

d. Recordkeeping of all activities and monitoring.;

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all proper authorities are notified and document allfindings. If personnel are involved, all necessaryexaminations will be made through Health Services

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11. WASTE MANAGEMENTi

The plan is to maintain and use radiation source as long asneeded to accomplish work, maintain the radiation program and

| when it is decided that source is no longer needed, arrangementwill be made with supplier (Isotope Product Lab.) to take back

; Isotope as a restock item. If this is not feasible at the time,j we will go to an outside di:posal unit to take waste radiation: away. Time may span a period of two (2) years,

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ANITA TAYLOR--

15 Haverstock RoadFranklin, Massachusetts 02038'

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EMPLOYMENT DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, Marlboro, Massachusetts1984- Industrial Hygiene Environmental EngineerPresent

Responsible for Industrial Hygiene and EnvironmentalHealth Programs encoughout twenty or so sites of theMarlboro Region.-Brought all sites into compliance with the Right toKnow Law, including training, labeling and datamanage?.ent.-Developed and implemented Chemical Approval Procecsfor themical purchases.

-Aid tenant groups in complying with Hazardous Waste,Air Pollution, Clean Water and NRC Regulations.-Work with all levels of employees responding toissues and concerns in subject areas.

1981- UNIVEhSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH &1984 SAFETY DEPARTMENT, Amherst, Massachusetts

Environmental Hygienist

-Provided Industrial Hygiene Services to a campuscommunity of over 25,000.

-Developed preventative programs to eliminate orminimize hazardous exposures and conditions.-Initiated, developed and taught various colloquia andtraining programs.

-Managed laboratocy cafety p. grams-Established policy and implemented acbestos removalprogram.

1978- U.S. DEPT OF LABOR, OSHA, Waltham, Massachusetts1981 Compliance Officer, Journeyman's Level

-Performed detailed Industrial Hygiene inspections ina wide variety of ind!:tries.

-Recommended control measures as necessary.-Worked with all levels of company management, unionrepresentatives and employees reviewing health andsafety prograns and providing technical assistance.

-Received an Employee Recognition Award, 1981.

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1978 OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE, Boston, MassachusettsIndustrial Hygiene Engineer, Asbestos Commission-

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-Staff Supervisor for connission established todetermine extent of asbestos contamination in publicschools and buildings, and it's significance as ahealth ha:ard.-Developed a program that later formed the casis forthe federal EPA Asbestos Progran.

-Conducted building inspe:tiens.-Performed air sampling and laborate y analyses.-Developed specificat;:ns foc and .nonito t ed removaljobs.

1974- MASS. DEPT OF ENVIRCNMENTAL QUALITY ENGINEDRING,1775 DIVISICN OF AIR ;UAL:TY, Ecston, !!as sechuse .5 5

Air Quality Control Inspector

-Responsi~cle for several Air Po.lution Moni t ;ng

sites in greater Boston area.-Measured and analyzed a-3ient air pollution data.-Maintained and caliccatcd 6 qui 9:e.\t.

EDUCATION

1976 UNIVERSITY OF CA!.! FORMI A, Betkeley, CalifornisM.P.H. in Environ nental Health Sci.:nce

1974 UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUFra15, Nuneest, M&OsaubusettsB.S. in Ecology

1978- OSHA TRAINING INSTITUTE, Des 91aines, il*inois,

1981 Certification in:-Industrial 9; g i er.. 5 Leg |41 ELnplianze I & II-Principles cf Safetr-Hazardous Materials-Principles of Ventilation-Respiratory Protection

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

American Industrial Hygiene Association

CERTIFICATIONS

Board Certified Industrial Hygienist in 7 aihing {

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