This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the safety aspects of radioactive waste management, covering both predisposal and disposal phases. Participants will learn how to meet the safety requirements outlined in GSR Part 5 and SSR-5, with a focus on a step-by-step approach to ensuring safety throughout the entire lifecycle of a radioactive waste facility. Key stages covered include concept development, site selection, design, construction, licensing, operation, and closure.The course consists of seven modules, covering the following topics:Fundamental safety principles of radioactive waste managementKey prerequisites for waste management planningCharacterization and classification of wasteEnsuring safety throughout the processPredisposal stages and implementationDisposal options and strategiesPractical steps for successful disposal
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Ensuring Safety in Radioactive Waste Management: From Predisposal to Disposal
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GSR Part 1; GSR Part 3; GSR Part 5; SSG-12; SSG-23; GSG-1; GSG-3; SSR-5
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