(1) When the Oregon Health Authority by regulation so requires, any person who possesses or uses a radiation source shall cause to be made, in the manner prescribed by the authority, records relating to the receipt, storage, transfer and disposition of the source and to such other matters as the authority prescribes.

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(2) Any person who possesses or uses a radiation source shall cause to be made, in the manner prescribed by the authority, records showing the radiation exposure of any individual who is affected by such possession or use and for whom the authority by regulation requires personnel monitoring.

(3)(a) Each person who possesses or uses a radiation source and who has reason to believe that any individual has received from that source radiation exposure in excess of the maximum permissible exposure established for an individual by regulations of the authority shall give that individual notice of the possible exposure with a copy of any record of the exposure.

(b) Any person who possesses or uses a radiation source and who, in connection with that possession or use, employs an individual for whom the authority by regulation requires personnel monitoring, in addition to any requirement of paragraph (a) of this subsection shall, if the individual so requests or if regulations of the authority so require, give the individual a copy of the individual’s personnel monitoring exposure record annually and at the end of the employment.

(4) Upon the request of the authority or its authorized representative, the custodian of any record required by this section shall give a copy of that record to the authority or its authorized representative. [1961 c.664 § 10; 2009 c.595 § 905]