Radiological Agents Sample Clauses

The 'Radiological Agents' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to the use, handling, and management of radiological substances within the scope of an agreement. It typically outlines safety protocols, compliance with applicable laws and regulations, and may specify training or protective measures for personnel exposed to radiological materials. This clause ensures that all parties are aware of and adhere to necessary precautions, thereby minimizing health risks and legal liabilities associated with radiological agents.
Radiological Agents. Identify all radiological materials used at the property, including name, quantity(ies) used, maximum volume of storage containers, etc., OR refer to a radiological material inventory to be included in an Appendix to this Plan.
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Radiological Agents. Exposure typically has no immediate effect. The sooner the victim has symptoms the worse the exposure.
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