OSHA's Ionizing Radiation Standard sets a quarterly dose limit for the whole body at 12.5 mSv to protect workers from harmful radiation effects.
The dose limit quarterly for the whole body according to OSHA's Ionizing Radiation Standard is 12.5 mSv (or ~1/4 of the annual limit which is 50 mSv).
Employers must ensure that workers do not receive more than this limit in a quarter to protect them from the harmful effects of radiation exposure over time.
Radiation protection strategies like shielding and monitoring are crucial in maintaining safe exposure levels.
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