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Task
Task Alarm
TCP/IP
TEDE
Thermo
TLD
Total Body Dose
Total Estimated Dose
Transfer Mode
Transfer Process
User
uSv
VDU
Visit
Visit Dose
Amendment
Visitor
WID
Work Permit
Worker
WYSIWYG
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The work, or type of work, to be done by a Worker during a
Visit to the Radiologically Controlled Area. Each task is
associated with a Task Alarm, which sets the Alarm Thresholds
on the EPD for the visit. Only one task can be registered for
each visit.
A set of values for Dose and dose rate, for both Hp and Hs,
which represent the maximum expected or allowable levels for
particular types of Task.
Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol.
Total Effective Dose Equivalent.
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Thermo Luminescent Device
Total Hp(10)
Total Hp(10) as recorded by PED
An Access Control Terminal set up to perform a Transfer
Process.
A combined Exit Process and Entry Process, allowing a worker
to move on from one task to the next in one process.
Application operator e.g. ADS Supervisor
Micro-Sievert. One millionth of a Sievert, the base units for
radiation dose measurement
Visual Display Unit
The complete cycle of an Entry Process on entering the
Radiologically Controlled Area to perform a Task, and an Exit
Process on leaving it (a Transfer Process counts as an exit
from one visit and an entry to another).
A change made to a completed record in which the data is
deemed to be unreliable, for whatever reason. The reason for
the change must be recorded.
Temporary person entering the RCA
Worker ID. The Worker's number stored on an EPD. It
uniquely corresponds to the identity of the worker currently
carrying it, or (if it is not currently issued to a worker) the
established "Unissued WID" for the site.
See Radiation Work Permit
Any person entering the Radiologically Controlled Area under
the control of the Dose Control System. The term is used
irrespective of the person's rank, status or function or the
purpose of their visit to the RCA.
What You See Is What You Get. When the screen display
closely matches the printed output.
A Guide to Using DCS4 Access Control Workstation
Glossary of Terms
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