What is an individual's responsibility related to radiation protection rules?

An individual's responsibility related to radiation protection rules is to comply with both oral and written policies. This comprehensive approach ensures that all safety protocols are understood and adhered to, promoting a culture of safety and accountability within the workplace.

Radiation protection rules are designed to minimize exposure to hazardous radiation and safeguard the health and safety of employees and the surrounding environment. By being aware of and following both written documents, which provide formal guidelines, and oral communications, which may include updates or additional insights from supervisors or safety officers, employees can better protect themselves and their colleagues.

Following only written policies may result in a lack of understanding of contextual applications or changes communicated verbally, while relying solely on oral directives may lead to misunderstandings or misinterpretations of the established safety measures. Reporting only violations would limit an individual's proactive role in ensuring a safe working environment, as compliance to safety norms is a continuous responsibility rather than a reactive one.