Michigan Administrative Code

R 333.5439 Class A installations. Rule 439. (1) Class A installations shall comply with all requirements of R 333.5438 except for a permissible dose equivalent rate of 7 millirems per hour at an accessible external point. (2) An individual monitoring device, such as a film badge …

R 333.5440 Class B installations. Rule 440. (1) Class B installations shall comply with all requirements of R 333.5439. (2) Accelerator beam current and potential controls shall be mechanically or electrically limited so as not to exceed the normal operating conditions as specifi…

R 333.5441 Class C installations. Rule 441. (1) Class C installations shall comply with all requirements of R 333.5439 except for a permissible dose equivalent rate of 50 millirems per hour at an accessible external point. (2) The maximum weekly accelerator beam on time shall be …

R 333.5442 Class D operations. Rule 442. (1) Particle accelerator operations conducted under conditions not meeting the provisions and requirements of R 333.5438 to R 333.5441 shall be classified as class D operations and shall not be operated longer than 30 days unless written a…

R 325.5446 Limitations. Rule 446. The radiation safety committee or the radiation protection supervisor may terminate the operations at an accelerator facility or of a class D operation if this action is deemed necessary to protect health and minimize danger to public health and …

R 333.5446 Limitations. Rule 446. (1) A registrant shall not permit an individual to act as an accelerator operator until the individual has met all of the following: (a) Been instructed and demonstrated an understanding of radiation safety. (b) Received copies of, instruction in…

R 325.5447 Shielding. Rule 447. (1) The design and shielding specifications for an accelerator shall be submitted and approved before issuance of a license by the department. After construction and installation, the radiation safety of the installation shall be established by a p…

R 333.5447 Shielding. Rule 447. (1) The design and shielding specifications for an accelerator shall be submitted to and approved by the department before issuance of a certificate of registration. After construction, the radiation safety of the installation shall be established …

R 333.5448 Accelerator controls and interlock systems. Rule 448. (1) Instrumentation, readouts, and controls on the accelerator control console shall be clearly identified and easily discernible. (2) All entrances or openings into a target room or other high radiation area shall …

R 333.5449 Warning devices. Rule 449. (1) Locations designated as high radiation areas, and entrances to these locations, shall be equipped with easily observable warning lights that operate when, and only when, radiation is being produced. (2) Except in installations designed fo…

R 325.5450 Equipment control and operations. Rule 450. (1) A building housing a fixed particle accelerator shall not be left unattended without locking the building or portions thereof in some manner that will prevent unauthorized entry into the control room or target room, or an…

R 333.5450 Equipment control and operations. Rule 450. (1) A particle accelerator shall not be left unattended without locking the control panel in a manner which prevents its use by unauthorized individuals. (2) A mobile or portable particle accelerator shall not be left unatten…

R 333.5452 Radiation surveys. Rule 452. (1) A registrant shall maintain at each accelerator installation or class D operation appropriate calibrated and operable portable radiation monitoring instruments to make physical radiation surveys as required by this part and R 333.5051 t…

R 325.5452 Radiation surveys. Rule 452. (1) A licensee or registrant shall maintain at each accelerator installation appropriate calibrated and operable portable radiation monitoring instruments to make physical radiation surveys as required by this part and part 5. (2) Portable …

R 325.5455 Special precautions. Rule 455. A licensee or registrant shall not permit dismantling, repair, or servicing of any portion of the accelerator or changing of target materials by any persons unless such persons have been approved for such activity by the radiation protect…

R 338.5460 Contingent fees. Rule 460. (1) A contingent fee, as that term is defined in section 703(4) of the code, MCL 339.730, is a fee paid by a client to an individual licensee, a firm licensee, an individual with practice privileges, or an out-of-state firm. (2) An individual…

R 338.5465 Acts constituting discreditable conduct. Rule 465. Any of the following acts by an individual licensee, firm licensee, an individual with practice privileges, or an out-of-state firm, constitutes conduct that is discreditable to the accounting profession: (a) Using dec…

R 338.5475 Payment or acceptance of commissions; "commission" defined. Rule 475. (1) As used in section 731 of the code, MCL 339.731, "commission" means any consideration paid to an individual licensee, a firm licensee, an individual with practice privileges, or an out-of-state f…

R 333.5481 Purpose and scope. Rule 481. (1) This part establishes radiation safety requirements for miscellaneous radiation sources and for persons utilizing sources not exempted under R 333.5015 and not specifically covered elsewhere by these rules. (2) This part applies to all …

R 325.5481 Purpose and scope. Rule 481. (1) This part establishes radiation safety requirements for miscellaneous radiation sources and for persons utilizing such sources not exempted under Rules 31 to 33 and not specifically covered elsewhere by these rules. (2) This part applie…

R 333.5482 X-ray equipment. Rule 482. (1) Tube housing leakage from analytical x-ray sources shall not exceed 0.5 milliroentgen per hour at a 5 centimeter distance from the surface of the tube housing with the beam ports blocked and the tube operating at its leakage technique fac…

R 333.5484 Administrative procedures. Rule 484. A radiation protection supervisor shall be appointed to be responsible for radiation safety. This individual's primary job duty shall not be operating the x-ray equipment. The radiation protection supervisor or designated representa…

R 333.5485 Operators. Rule 485. (1) An individual shall not act as the operator of analytical x-ray equipment until he or she has received training in radiation safety and has been approved by the radiation protection supervisor or designated representative. The operator shall al…

R 333.5486 Operating procedures. Rule 486. A set of operating procedures, written in understandable and concise language, shall be posted on or adjacent to the machine,. History: 2016 AACS. Page 93 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules

R 333.5487 Personnel monitoring. Rule 487. An operator of analytical x-ray equipment having an open-beam configuration shall be provided with finger or wrist radiation monitoring devices. An analytical x-ray system having an open-beam configuration is one in which an individual c…

R 333.5491 Rules applicable. Rule 491. Cold-cathode gas discharge tubes designed to demonstrate the effects of a flow of electrons or the production of x-radiation are subject to the requirements of R 333.5492 to R 333.5495. History: 2016 AACS.

R 333.5492 Exposure rate limit. Rule 492. (1) Radiation exposure rates produced by cold-cathode gas discharge tubes shall not exceed 10 mR/hr at a distance of 30 centimeters from a point on the external surface of the tube, as measured pursuant to R 333.5493. (2) The divergence o…

R 333.5493 Measurements. Rule 493. (1) Compliance with the exposure rate limit specified in R 333.5492 (1) shall be determined by measurements averaged over an area of 100 square centimeters with no linear dimension exceeding 20 centimeters. (2) Measurements of exposure rates fro…

R 333.5494 Test conditions. Rule 494. (1) Measurements shall be made under the conditions of use specified in instructions provided by the manufacturer. (2) Measurements shall be made with the tube operated under forward and reverse polarity. History: 2016 AACS.

R 333.5495 Instructions; labels and warnings. Rule 495. (1) For each tube to which R 333.5492 to R 333.5495 are applicable, the registrant shall ensure the availability of appropriate safety instructions and instructions for the use of the tube. These instructions shall include t…

R 338.5501 Peer review. Rule 501. (1) Each firm or sole practitioner required to take part in a peer review program under section 729(2) of the code, MCL 339.729, shall enroll in the program of a qualified sponsoring organization within 1 year of the earlier of the following: (a)…

R 333.5505 Equipment. Rule 505. (1) During all phases of operation of an electron microscope at the maximum rated continuous tube current for the maximum rated peak tube potential the radiation exposure rate as measured in air at a distance of 5 centimeters from an accessible poi…

R 333.5506 Administrative procedures. Rule 506. A radiation protection supervisor shall be appointed to be responsible for radiation safety. This individual shall not normally operate the electron microscope. The radiation protection supervisor or a designated representative shal…

R 333.5507 Operators. Rule 507. (1) An individual shall not act as operator of an electron microscope unless he or she has demonstrated to the satisfaction of the radiation protection supervisor or designated representative both of the following: (a) Competence in the safe use of…

R 333.5508 Operating procedures. Rule 508. A set of operating procedures, written in understandable and concise language shall be posted on or adjacent to the electron microscope. History: 2016 AACS. OTHER MISCELLANEOUS SOURCES Page 96 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules

R 325.5511 License or registration conditions. Rule 511. Types of radiation sources and uses not specifically covered by these rules shall be subject to specific requirements designated by the department in the form of license or registration conditions for the protection of publ…

R 333.5511 Registration conditions. Rule 511. Types of radiation sources and uses not specifically covered by these rules shall be subject to specific requirements designated by the department in the form of registration conditions for the protection of public health, safety, and…

R 791.5513 Forfeiture of good time and disciplinary credit. Rule 513. (1) A prisoner who is found guilty of 1 or more of the following violations of prison rules, or of an attempt or conspiracy to violate these rules, or of acting as an accomplice to a violation may forfeit addit…

R 791.5515 Addition and reduction the disciplinary time. Rule 515. (1) As used in this rule, "prisoner subject to disciplinary time" has the same meaning as defined in section 34(5) of Act No. 218 of the Public Acts of 1994, being S800.34(5) of the Michigan Compiled Laws. (2) A p…

R 29.5601 Applicability. Rule 601. These rules apply to the storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids (FL/CL) as specified in parts 2 to 5 of these rules. Compliance with these rules does not excuse compliance with other applicable state and federal statutes and r…

R 333.5601 Purpose and scope. Rule 601. (1) This part establishes requirements governing the use of x-radiation for mammography and applies to all persons who use x-radiation for mammography for the intentional exposure of humans. A person shall not use a radiation machine to per…

R 333.5602 Adoption by reference. Rule 602. Some of these rules refer to all or parts of the following nationally recognized standards, which are adopted by reference and identified by date: (a) Standards of the United States department of health & human services, title 21 - food…

R 333.5603 Definitions. Rule 603. (1) As used in this part the definitions in 21 C.F.R. 900.2, “Definitions” (2002), are adopted by reference with the exception of the definition of “mammography.” (2) As used in this part the following definitions apply: (a) “Interpreting physici…

R 333.5604 Department inspections. Rule 604. (1) The department shall inspect a mammography machine and system not later than 60 days after initial mammography authorization is issued. After that initial inspection, the department shall annually inspect the mammography machine an…

R 333.5605 Standards for authorization. Rule 605. The department shall issue a 3-year mammography authorization if the mammography facility is in compliance with all of the following standards: (a) The radiation machine meets any of the following requirements: (i) The machine and…

R 333.5606 Temporary mammography authorization. Rule 606. (1) The department may issue a nonrenewable temporary mammography authorization. A temporary authorization may only be issued if additional time is needed to allow the submission of evidence that is satisfactory to the dep…

R 333.5607 Application. Rule 607. (1) An applicant who seeks mammography authorization shall apply to the department using an application form that is supplied by the department. If mammography is performed at more than 1 address, a separate application shall be used for each add…