Content of radiation protection plans
5 Content of radiation protection plans
(1) A radiation protection plan must contain the following information for the radiation practice for which the licensee is authorised to possess a radiation source:
full name and address of the owner of the source;
full name and address of the licensee;
(c) licensee's qualifications and experience and the professional organisations of which the licensee is a member;
nature of the source;
full description of the source and its uses;
full description of the practice;
(g) full name of the occupier, and the exact location, of the place where the source is used and stored;
(h) full names and details of other persons holding an authority in relation to the practice;
safe disposal of the source when it is no longer useful;
radiation protection measures for carrying out the practice;
(k) radiation monitoring equipment to be used in radiation monitoring carried out by the licensee;
(l) remediation procedures for a radiation incident, and emergency procedures for other dangerous events, relating to the practice;
information required by applicable codes of practice.
(2) Without limiting subregulation (1)(e), the following relevant information is required for a full description of the source:
name of the manufacturer;
year of manufacture;
serial number;
type or model;
minimum permanent filtration;
maximum tube voltage;
maximum milliamperes;
(h) approval of radioactive material of special form design against criteria specified by the International Atomic Energy Agency;
(i) test results from the approval process mentioned in paragraph (h);
(j) certificates of calibration included with the manufacturer's report;
type of radionuclide and date of specified activity;
description of encapsulation of radioactive material.
(3) A radiation protection plan must be completed in accordance with applicable guidelines.
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