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Radiation Dose Reconstruction

Whether you need radiation dose reconstruction for compensation programs, epidemiological studies, accident or incident assessment, or environmental exposures, ORAU offers you a team of:

Key to our process are detailed “site profiles.” These describe operations, monitoring methodologies and their sensitivities, as well as environmental and medical exposure conditions at various facilities in the weapons complex.

If you don’t have exposure data for some of your workers, we have developed statistical methods to compensate for that and to analyze co-worker data to estimate doses to unmonitored workers.

You also want to communicate and reach out to your workers and other stakeholders throughout the dose reconstruction process. ORAU is experienced in worker outreach, worker interviews, and stakeholder communications. We have experts in house to develop communications plans that address both the workers’ and public’s concerns and needs.

Historical photo of workers leaving plant

ORAU heads a team selected by NIOSH to reconstruct the radiation doses of former DOE workers who may have developed cancer as a result of their occupational exposures.

Current projects:

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Energy Workers Dose Reconstruction

Defense Threat Reduction Agency Veterans Dose Reconstruction

For more information

Dr. Donna Cragle
Director, Occupational
Exposure and Worker
Health
865.576.3115
occ.health@orau.org