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PRACTICALRADIATIONTECHNICALMANUALPERSONA L PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTPERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTPRACTICAL RADIATION TECHNICAL MANUALPERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTINTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCYVIENNA, 2004 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENTIAEA-PRTM-5 IAEA, 2004 Permission to reproduce or translate the informationin this publication may be obtained by writing to the International Atomic Energy Agency,Wagramer Strasse 5, Box 100, A-1400 Vienna, by the IAEA in ViennaApril 2004 FOREWORDO ccupational exposure to ionizing RADIATION can occur in a range of industries,such as mining and milling; medical institutions; educational and researchestablishments; and nuclear fuel facilities. Adequate RADIATION protection ofworkers is essential for the safe and acceptable use of RADIATION , radioactivematerials and nuclear on meeting the requirements for occupational protection in accor-dance with the Basic Safety Standards for Protection against IonizingRadiation and for the Safety of RADIATION Sources (IAEA Safety Series ) is provided in three i
IAEA PRACTICAL RADIATION TECHNICAL MANUAL PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT This Practical Radiation Technical Manual is one of a series that has been
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