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In the Czech Republic, under normal conditions, the radioactive sources are usedtransported and stored in accordance with the relevant regulations and instructions ofthe State Offi ce for Nuclear Safety (SONS), which is the regulatory authority of thestate administration. Its main task is to ensure adequate safety and protection of personsin accordance with current international standards and guidelines. However, if there isan incidence, accident, or other emergency, these circumstances require taking somespecifi c measures aimed at minimizing the impact of such situations on human healthand the environment. During a fi re in the workplace, the radioactive sources can get outof control or radioactive substances may begin to leak into the environment. In thesecases, it is necessary to evaluate the radiation situation by means of measurement andmonitoring both the external radiation and radioactive contamination of the air and thesurrounding environment. For this purpose, a system of quantities and units has beendeveloped for this purpose. If the system is not used correctly, this may cause seriousconfusion in some cases. Inappropriate use of quantities may also result in somemisunderstanding regarding the evaluation of the severity of the radiation situation. Thepaper gives an overview of the relevant quantities and units in accordance with the latestrecommendations of international organizations which are active in this area

sborník vědeckých prací vysoké školy báňské-technické univerzity ostrava. řada bezpečnostního inženýrství/transactions of the všb-technical university of ostrava, safety engineering series

Quantification of the Hazard Due to Releases of Radioactive Substances in Accidents and Fires in Workplaces with Radioactive Sources