Format and Content of the Package Design Safety Report for the Transport of Radioactive Material  
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Requirements for the safe transport of radioactive material are established in IAEA Safety Standards Series No. SSR-6 (Rev. 1), Regulations for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material, 2018 Edition. Packages intended for the transport of radioactive material have to be designed to meet applicable national and international regulations. For package designs that require approval by a competent authority, the documentary evidence of compliance with the applicable regulations is commonly known as package design safety report (PDSR). For package designs that do not require competent authority approval, a PDSR would also be an appropriate form of documentary evidence of compliance with the Transport Regulations. This Safety Guide provides recommendations on the preparation of a PDSR to demonstrate compliance of a package design for the transport of radioactive material with the Transport Regulations. This Safety Guide is intended for use by applicants for approval of package designs (when package designs are subject to competent authority approval) as well as by package designers and/or consignors (when package designs do not require competent authority approval). Regulators will benefit from the common structure for the competent authority assessment process, and designers and consignors will find a consistent approach to justify the compliance of a package design with the regulatory requirements.
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Requirements for the safe transport of radioactive material are established in IAEA Safety Standards Series No. SSR-6 (Rev. 1), Regulations for the Safe Transport of Radioactive Material, 2018 Edition. Packages intended for the transport of radioactive material have to be designed to meet applicable national and international regulations. For package designs that require approval by a competent authority, the documentary evidence of compliance with the applicable regulations is commonly known as package design safety report (PDSR). For package designs that do not require competent authority approval, a PDSR would also be an appropriate form of documentary evidence of compliance with the Transport Regulations. This Safety Guide provides recommendations on the preparation of a PDSR to demonstrate compliance of a package design for the transport of radioactive material with the Transport Regulations. This Safety Guide is intended for use by applicants for approval of package designs (when package designs are subject to competent authority approval) as well as by package designers and/or consignors (when package designs do not require competent authority approval). Regulators will benefit from the common structure for the competent authority assessment process, and designers and consignors will find a consistent approach to justify the compliance of a package design with the regulatory requirements.
Table of contents
  • 1. Introduction
    • Background
    • Objective
    • Scope
    • Structure
  • 2. General recommendations for the package design safety report
  • Appendix I EXCEPTED PACKAGES
  • Appendix II INDUSTRIAL PACKAGES
  • Appendix III TYPE A PACKAGES
  • Appendix IV TYPE B(U), TYPE B(M) AND TYPE C PACKAGES
  • Appendix V ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR PACKAGES CONTAINING FISSILE NUCLIDES
  • Appendix VI ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR PACKAGES CONTAINING 0.1 kg OR MORE OF URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE
  • REFERENCES
  • Annex I MATRIX OF APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS OF THE TRANSPORT REGULATIONS FOR DIFFERENT PACKAGE TYPES AND ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS
  • Annex II REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS USED BY COMPETENT AUTHORITIES FOR TECHNICAL ASSESSMENTS
  • Annex III STRUCTURE OF THE PACKAGE DESIGN SAFETY REPORT FOR APPENDICES I–VI
  • Contributors to drafting and review
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