What is the purpose of AFI48-109 Electromagnetic Field Radiation (EMFR) Occupational and Environmental Health Program?
The purpose of AFI48-109 is to establish the policies and procedures for the Air Force's Occupational and Environmental Health Program concerning electromagnetic field radiation.

Who is responsible for the implementation of AFI48-109?
All Air Force personnel, including commanders and supervisors, are responsible for the implementation of AFI48-109 within their respective areas of responsibility.

What are the potential sources of electromagnetic field radiation within the Air Force?
Potential sources of electromagnetic field radiation in the Air Force may include electronic equipment, radar systems, communication systems, and other electrical systems.

What is the exposure limit for personnel to electromagnetic field radiation?
The exposure limit for personnel to electromagnetic field radiation is based on the guidelines set by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

What are the responsibilities of personnel under AFI48-109?
Personnel are responsible for identifying potential sources of electromagnetic field radiation, implementing control measures to minimize exposure, and reporting any significant exposure incidents.

Is training required for personnel working in areas where electromagnetic field radiation is present?
Yes, personnel working in areas where electromagnetic field radiation is present must receive appropriate training on the hazards associated with such radiation and the control measures to be followed.

What are the requirements for monitoring and assessing electromagnetic field radiation levels?
Regular monitoring and assessments of electromagnetic field radiation levels must be conducted to ensure compliance with exposure limits and identify areas where control measures need to be implemented or enhanced.

Are there any specific requirements for pregnant personnel in relation to electromagnetic field radiation?
Yes, pregnant personnel should be informed about the potential risks associated with electromagnetic field radiation and measures should be taken to minimize their exposure based on medical guidance.

Can personnel request a personal dosimeter to monitor their individual exposure to electromagnetic field radiation?
Personnel may request a personal dosimeter to monitor their individual exposure to electromagnetic field radiation; however, the use of personal dosimeters should not replace the implementation of control measures.