This occurred because a user determined the Troxler case felt light, and reported the object missing without ensuring the gauge was not present."ĪGREEMENT STATE REPORT - LOST TRITIUM EXIT SIGNS "On 9/8/23, at 1026 EDT, the Bureau spoke with Tierra and it was explained that the gauge was misidentified as missing.
* * * RETRACTION ON 09/08/23 AT 1037 EDT FROM MONROE A. Notified R1DO(Young), NMSS_EVENTS_NOTIFICATION via email. "I will be submitting an investigation and incident report, but not a radioactive material license inspection report since there was no violation for loss of control." So the gauge was never out of their possession or control, they just assumed it was. It wasn't until they went back to the job site to meet with the PD that someone actually looked in the case and then realized the gauge was still in there. "Just to clarify, I talked to the RSO this morning and he said the gauge user assumed the gauge was left at the job site that morning because when he got back to the office that evening to remove his samples, he had to move the gauge case and it felt light.
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* * * UPDATE ON 09/08/23 AT 0930 EDT FROM ROBERT LATHAM TO TOM HERRITY * * * "Upon a subsequent thorough search of job site with Sanford PD, called the duty officer at approximately 1800 EDT to report the gauge was located in the storage/transport box, which was within a locked and fenced area." Sanford Police Department (PD) was notified by the licensee. Operator believed the gauge to be absent due to the storage/transport box 'feeling light' when the box was moved at 1700 EDT.
"On or about 1715, 9/7/23, Assistant Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) notified of a missing soil moisture density gauge. The following information was provided by the Florida Bureau of Radiation Control (the Bureau) via email: AGREEMENT STATE - LOST AND RECOVERED TROXLER GAUGE
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