MT · S.L. 585.1
sl/585.1 (S.L. 585.1)
Inhalt
- Art. 1 Citation.
- Art. 2 Subject matter and scope.
- Art. 3 Enforcement.
- Art. 4 Interpretation.
- Art. 5 General principles.
- Art. 6 Optimisation - use of dose constraints.
- Art. 7 Optimisation - use ofReferencelevels in existing and emergency situations.
- Art. 8 Dose limitation - age limit for exposed workers.
- Art. 9 Dose limits for occupational exposure.
- Art. 10 Dose limitation for pregnancy and breastfeeding. S.L. 646.07
- Art. 11 Dose limitation for apprentices and students.
- Art. 12 Dose limitation for public exposure.
- Art. 13 Estimation of the effective and equivalent dose.
- PART IV
- Art. 14 General training in radiation protection.
- Art. 14A Courses in medical and dental schools.
- Art. 14B Exposed workers to provide information.
- Art. 15 Work specific trainingofexposed workers and information provided to them.
- Art. 16 Information and training of workers potentiallyexposed to orphan sources.
- Art. 17 Prior information and training for emergency.
- Art. 19 Lists of individuals.
- Art. 20 Training programmes.
- Art. 21 Education and training.
- Art. 21A Resources.
- Art. 22 Clinicaluse ofnew techniques.
- Art. 23 Justification.
- Art. 24 New class or types of practice.
- Art. 25 Review of existing classes or types of practices.
- Art. 26 Medical exposure.
- Art. 27 Practicesinvolving consumer products.
- Art. 28 Prohibited practices. S.L. 449.26.
- Art. 29 Deliberate exposures of humans for non- medical purposes.
- Art. 30 Justified practices.
- Art. 31 Practicesinvolving non-medical imaging exposure.
- Art. 32 Graded approach to regulatory control.
- Art. 32A Registers.
- Art. 33 Identification of practices involving naturally-occurring radioactive material.
- Art. 34
- Art. 35 Exemption from notification.
- Art. 36 Registrationversus licensing.
- Art. 37 Licensing.
- Art. 38 Authorisation.
- Art. 39 Release from regulatory control.
- PART VI
- Art. 40 Responsibilities.
- Art. 41 Operational protection of exposed workers.
- Art. 42 Operational protection of apprentices and students.
- Art. 43 Consultations with a radiation protection expert.
- Art. 44 Arrangements in workplaces.
- Art. 45 Classification of workplaces.
- Art. 46 Controlled areas.
- Art. 47 Supervised areas.
- Art. 48 Radiological surveillance of the workplace.
- Art. 49 Categorisation of exposed workers.
- Art. 50 Individual monitoring. the case of accidental exposure.
- Art. 52 Recording and reporting of results.
- Art. 53 Access to the results of individual monitoring.
- Art. 54 Data on outside workers to be supplied.
- Art. 55 Medical surveillance of exposed workers.
- Art. 56 Medical classification.
- Art. 57 Prohibition to employ or classify unfit workers.
- Art. 58 Medical records. surveillance.
- Art. 60 Appeals.
- Art. 61 Protection of outside workers.
- Art. 62 Specially authorised exposures.
- Art. 63 Emergency occupational exposure.
- Art. 64 Radon in workplaces.
- Art. 65 Justification.
- Art. 66 Optimisation.
- Art. 67 Approval and responsibilities.
- Art. 68 Undertakings.
- Art. 69 Practicalaspectsof medical radiological procedures.
- Art. 70 Procedures.
- Art. 71 Training and recognition.
- Art. 72 Equipment.
- Art. 73 Installation of the equipment.
- Art. 74 Acceptance testing.
- Art. 75 Constancy testing.
- Art. 76 Recalibrated equipment.
- Art. 77 Acceptable levels.
- Art. 78 Clearance for clinical use.
- Art. 79 Compliance.
- Art. 80 Specific requirements.
- Art. 81 Special practices. during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
- Art. 83 Accidental and unintended exposures.
- Art. 84 Estimates of population doses.
- PART VIII
- Art. 85 Planning for the protection of members of the public.
- Art. 86 Estimation of doses to the members of the public.
- Art. 87 Radioactive discharges.
- Art. 88 Tasks for the undertaking.
- Art. 89 Emergency response.
- Art. 90 Notification.
- Art. 91 Emergencies on or outside Maltese territory.
- Art. 92 Medical treatment.
- Art. 93 Information to the members of the public likely to be affected in the event of an emergency.
- Art. 94 Information to the members of the public actually affected in the event of an emergency.
- Art. 95 Environmental monitoring programme.
- Art. 96 Contaminated areas.
- Art. 97 Indoor exposure to radon.
- Art. 98 Gamma radiation from building materials.
- Art. 99 Safety culture.
- Art. 100 Radiation Protection Programmes.
- Art. 101 Safety Assessments.
- Art. 102 Recognition of services and experts.
- Art. 103 Occupational health services.
- Art. 104 Dosimetry services.
- Art. 105 Radiation protection expert.
- Art. 106 Radiation Protection Experts.
- Art. 107 Medical physics experts.
- Art. 108 Approval certificates.
- Art. 109 Meetings.
- Art. 110 Radiation protection officer.
- Art. 111 Assistance.
- Art. 112 General requirements for unsealed sources.
- Art. 113 General requirements for sealed sources.
- Art. 114 Requirements for control of high- activity sealed sources.
- Art. 115 Record keeping by the undertaking.
- Art. 116 Control of high- activity sealed sources identification and marking.
- Art. 117 Detection of orphan sources.
- Art. 118 Metal contamination.
- Art. 119 Recovery, management, control and disposal of orphan sources.
- Art. 120 Financial security for orphan sources.
- Art. 121 Notification and recording of significant events.
- Art. 122 National Emergency preparedness.
- Art. 123 International cooperation.
- Art. 124 Programmes on existing exposure situations.
- Art. 125 Establishment of strategies.
- Art. 126 Implementation of strategies.
- Art. 127 Radon action plan.
- Art. 128 Inspections.
- Art. 129 .Enforcement.
- Art. 130 Repeal. S.L. 411.02. S.L. 365.15. S.L. 365.21. S.L. 465.01. A. Photons Electrons and Protons and Alpha particles, Neutrons, E <1 n Neutrons, 1 MeV Neutrons, E >50 n Note: radiation B. Bone-marrow Colon Lung Stomach Breast Remainder tissues Gonads Bladder Oesophagus Liver Thyroid Bone surface Brain S