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13.4.2 DATA HANDLING <br />13.4.2.1 The licensee shall use the lower limits of detection prescribed <br />in USNRC Reg. Guide 4.14 unless otherwise approved in the <br />Procedures Manual required by LC 11.1.8. See Annex B. <br />13.4.2.2 The licensee shall report date, type, and location for each <br />radiochemical analytical result, including the magnitude of the <br />random error of analysis to the 95 percent confidence level, or <br />other error range acceptable to the Department. <br />13.4.2.3 Individual sample data shall be maintained in accordance with <br />the format in Annex A. <br />13.4.2.4 The licensee shall include statistical evaluations and graphical <br />summaries, including estimates of random and systematic errors, <br />of all effluent release data and all environmental monitoring <br />data in the March 31 and September 30 reports required by <br />LC 13.1.9.2. <br />13.4.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE <br />The licensee shall maintain a quality assurance program in <br />accordance with USNRC Regulatory Guide 4.15 unless otherwise <br />approved in the Procedures Manual required by LC 11.1.!3. <br />13.4.4 EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE <br />The inventory of monitoring equipment shall be such than an <br />adequate supply of operable and calibrated units are always <br />available. <br />13.4.5 CALIBRATION OF EQUIPMENT <br />The licensee shall calibrate all radiation monitoring and <br />sampling equipment after repair and, unless otherwise authorized <br />by the Department, at least semiannually or at the <br />manufacturer's suggested interval, whichever is more f:•equent. <br />Also, a check source shall be used to assure that radiation <br />detection instruments are operating properly before each use. <br />Alpha counting systems shall be calibrated at least quarterly by <br />using a known standard alpha source. <br />13.4.6 PERSONNEL MONITORING <br />The licensee's personnel and facility monitoring program shall <br />be sufficient to enable the Department to estimate maximum <br />potential occupational dose commitment and to demonstrate <br />compliance with Part IV, of the Radiation Regulations." <br />-16- <br />