who was responsible for the tester. c.   When   the   tester   cannot   be   recovered,   the LRPO   shall   report   the   loss   to   the   Radiation   Material Control   Point   (RMCP)   and   the   Commander,   TACOM, ATTN:  AMSTA-CZ.  The  report  shall  include:    (1)  Serial number of the lost tester. (2) Circumstances concerning the loss. (3)  Action  taken  to  prevent  recurrence  of  tester loss. d. When the tester is recovered, revise procedures to prevent recurrence of tester loss. 4-31.DAMAGED OR LEAKING TESTER a.   When   a   tester   is   leaking   radiation,   or   is suspected  of  leaking,  the  LRPO  shall:    (1)  Immediately discontinue use of the tester. (2)  Wrap  the  tester  in  plastic  film  and  seal  the package with tape. (3)  Conspicuously  label  the  package  as  being contaminated with radioactivity. (4)  Monitor  personnel,  equipment,  and  the  area for contamination. Decontaminate as required. (5) Report that the tester is damaged, or leaking, to both the RMCP and the Commander, TACOM, ATTN: AMSTA-CZ. (6)   Dispose   of   the   tester   as   directed   by   the NICP, and comply with AR 385-11. (7) Report the completed disposal action to both the RMCP and the NICP. b.   Shutter   Failure.   When   the   tester’s   source shutter fails to close or is damaged, the LRPO shall: (1) Immediately discontinue use of tester. Do TM 5-6635-386-12&P not attempt to repair the tester. (2)  Place  tester  in  shipping  case  and  lock  the case. (3)  Place  shipping  case  in  an  isolated,  locked area and secure it against unauthorized handling. (4) Report immediately, by telephone, to both the RMCP    and    Commander,    TACOM,    AMSTA-CZ,    for further instructions. 4-32. PERSONNEL EXPOSED TO RADIATION a. Overexposure. (1)  The  individual(s)  shall  immediately  report  to the  medical  officer  in  the  event  of  suspected  or  actual overexposure. (2) The individual(s) shall notify the LRPO of the suspected or actual overdose. b. Skin. (1) An individual’s skin is considered overexposed   when   it   monitors   at   a   higher   instrument reading than that of the previously determined background level. (2) The individual shall immediately wash, paying particular  attention  to  cleaning  fingernails,  the  hair,  and creases in the skin. c.  Cuts  and  Skin  Abrasion  Thoroughly  flush  the wound with water when contamination is either suspected or confirmed. d. Ingestion. (1) Do not smoke, eat or drink when handling the tester or any other radioactive Item. (2) Immediately  inform  the  medical  officer  when ingestion of radioactive contamination is suspected. e. Clothing. (1)   Immediately   remove   clothing   that   monitors 4-11