Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of the safety and protection of radioisotopes and radiation devices, these Measures are formulated in accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China on Prevention and Control of Radioactive Pollution and the Regulations on the Safety and Protection of Radioactive Isotopes and Radiation Devices.
Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the production, sale and use of radioisotopes and radiation devices, the safety and protection of personnel, the management of used radioactive sources and radioactively contaminated items, as well as exemption management and other related activities.
Article 3 Units that produce, sell or use radioisotopes and radiation devices shall be responsible for the radiation safety and protection of their own radioisotopes and radiation devices, and shall be held liable for the radiological hazards they cause in accordance with the law.
Article 4 The competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the county level shall, in accordance with the provisions of the "Chinese People's Republic of China*** and the State Law on Prevention and Control of Radioactive Pollution", the "Regulations on the Safety and Protection of Radioactive Isotopes and Radiation Devices", and the present Measures, supervise and manage the safety and protection of radioisotopes and radiation devices.
Chapter II Safety and Protection of Places
Article 5 Places where radioisotopes and radiation devices are produced, sold, used or stored shall be marked with obvious radioactive symbols in accordance with the relevant state regulations, and their entrances shall be set up with safety and protection facilities as well as the necessary protection safety interlocks, alarm devices or work signals in accordance with the requirements of the relevant state safety and protection standards.
The production and commissioning of radiation devices and the use of premises, should have to prevent misuse, to prevent staff and the public from accidental exposure to safety measures.
Packaging containers of radioisotopes, radioisotope-containing equipment and radiation devices shall be set up with obvious radioactive labeling and warning instructions in Chinese; radioactive sources that can be set up with radioactive labeling shall be set up together. Transportation of radioisotopes and radioactive sources containing radiation devices shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to set up obvious radioactive signs or display danger signals.
Article VI of the production and use of radioisotopes and radiation devices shall, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to take effective measures to prevent operational failures, and to avoid failures leading to secondary hazards.
Article 7 Radioactive isotopes and radioactively contaminated articles shall be stored separately, shall not be stored together with flammable, explosive or corrosive articles, etc., and shall be designated for safekeeping.
Storage, collection, use, return of radioisotopes, should be registered, checked, and to achieve the matching of accounts. The storage of radioisotopes shall take safety measures against fire, water, theft, loss, destruction and radiation leakage.
Radioactive sources should also be based on the size of their potential hazards, the establishment of appropriate multiple protection and security measures, and mobile radioactive sources regularly inventory to ensure that they are in a designated location, with reliable security.
Article 8 In the outdoor, field use of radioisotopes and radiation devices, shall, in accordance with the requirements of national safety and protection standards for the delineation of safety and protection areas, set up obvious signs of radioactivity, and set up special guards when necessary.
Article IX production, sale and use of radioisotopes and radiation devices shall, in accordance with national environmental monitoring standards, radiation monitoring of the relevant sites, and is responsible for the authenticity and reliability of the monitoring data; does not have the ability to self-monitoring, can be entrusted by the competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level, recognized by the environmental monitoring agency for monitoring.
Article X. The radiation monitoring involved in the acceptance of the completion of construction projects for environmental protection and the end-state radiation monitoring of decommissioned nuclear technology utilization projects shall be entrusted by the units producing, selling or using radioisotopes and ray devices to the radiation environment monitoring institutions with corresponding qualifications approved by the competent department for environmental protection of the people's governments at or above the provincial level.
Article 11 The production, sale and use of radioisotopes and radiation devices shall strengthen the unit of radioisotopes and radiation devices and the safety and protection of the unit of daily inspection. Found hidden safety hazards, shall immediately rectify; hidden safety hazards may threaten the safety of personnel or may cause environmental pollution, shall immediately stop radiation operations and report to the competent authority for environmental protection of the radiation safety license (hereinafter referred to as the "licensing authority"), by the licensing authority to verify that the elimination of hidden safety hazards before resuming normal operations. Resume normal operations.
Article 12: Units producing, selling or using radioisotopes and radiation devices shall conduct an annual assessment of the safety and protection of the radioisotopes and radiation devices in their units, and submit to the licensing authority before January 31 of each year an assessment report for the previous year.
The annual assessment report on the safety and protection status shall include the following contents:
(1) operation and maintenance of radiation safety and protection facilities;
(2) formulation and implementation of radiation safety and protection systems and measures;
(3) changes in radiation workers and their acceptance of education and training in radiation safety and protection knowledge (hereinafter referred to as (hereinafter referred to as "radiation safety training");
(d) radioisotope import and export, transfer or storage, as well as radioisotopes, radiation devices account;
(e) premises radiation environment monitoring and personal dose monitoring and monitoring data;
(f) radiation accidents and emergency response;
(vii) new construction, alteration, expansion and decommissioning of nuclear technology utilization projects;
(viii) existence of potential safety hazards and their rectification;
(ix) implementation of other relevant laws and regulations.
Annual assessment found hidden safety hazards shall be immediately rectified.
Article 13 Places using Class I, Class II and Class III radioactive sources, places producing radioisotopes, places using Class A and Class B unsealed radioactive substances as determined in accordance with the "Basic Standards for Protection against Ionizing Radiation and for the Safety of Radiation Sources" (hereinafter referred to as the "Basic Standards"), as well as radiation devices that produce radioactive contamination after termination of their operation, shall be decommissioned according to law.
Units producing or using radioisotopes and radiation devices that are decommissioned in accordance with the preceding paragraph shall complete the following tasks before decommissioning is implemented:
(1) transfer the radioactive sources that are of value for use in accordance with the Regulations on the Safety and Protection of Radioactive Isotopes and Radiation Devices;
(2) return the used radioactive sources to the production unit, to the original exporter Or sent to the centralized storage unit of radioactive waste with appropriate qualifications for storage.
Article 14: Units producing or using radioisotopes and radiation devices that are decommissioned in accordance with the law shall, before decommissioning, prepare an environmental impact assessment document and submit it for review and approval by the issuing authority of the original radiation safety license; decommissioning shall not be carried out without such approval.
Article 15 Decommissioning work is completed within sixty days after the implementation of decommissioning in accordance with the law of the production, use of radioisotopes and radiation devices shall be decommissioned to the original radiation safety license issuing authority to apply for decommissioning of the nuclear technology utilization project final acceptance, and to submit decommissioning of the project radiation environment final state monitoring report or monitoring form.
The decommissioning of the production and use of radioisotopes and radiation devices shall be implemented in accordance with the law, shall, within twenty days from the date of acceptance of the final state, to the original radiation safety license issuing authority for the change of the radiation safety license or cancellation of the formalities.
Article 16 Units producing, selling or using radioisotopes and radiation devices shall, before they are revoked, dissolved, bankrupted or terminated for other reasons, ensure environmental radiation safety, properly implement the decommissioning of radiation workplaces or equipment, and assume responsibility for all safety before the decommissioning is completed.
Chapter III Personnel Safety and Protection
Article 17 Units producing, selling or using radioisotopes and radiation devices shall, in accordance with the radiation safety training and examination syllabus finalized by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, conduct radiation safety training and examination for operators directly engaged in the production, sale or use of such activities as well as for those in charge of radiation protection; those who fail in the examination shall not be allowed to take up their duties.
Article 18 Radiation safety training is divided into three levels: senior, intermediate and junior.
Radiation workers engaged in the following activities shall receive intermediate or advanced radiation safety training:
(1) production, sale, use of Class I radioactive sources;
(2) operation of radioisotopes in the workplace of Class A unsealed radioactive substances;
(3) use of Class I radiation devices;
(4) use of gamma-ray mobile flaw detection equipment.
The person in charge of radiation protection in units engaged in the activities listed in the preceding paragraph, as well as personnel engaged in the design, installation, commissioning, source reversal, maintenance, and other technical service activities related to radiation safety listed in the preceding paragraph, shall receive intermediate or advanced radiation safety training.
The second paragraph of this Article, other than the third paragraph of radiation workers shall receive primary radiation safety training.
Article 19 The unit engaged in radiation safety training shall have the following conditions:
(1) a sound training management system and have a full-time training management personnel;
(2) commonly used radiation monitoring equipment;
(3) with the scale of the training to adapt to the teaching, practice sites and facilities;
(4) have nuclear physics, Radiation Protection, Nuclear Technology Application and related majors with bachelor degree or above professional teachers.
The unit that intends to carry out primary radiation safety training should have more than five professional teachers, at least two of whom are qualified to practice as registered nuclear safety engineers.
To carry out intermediate or advanced radiation safety training units, there should be more than ten professional teachers, of which at least five are qualified to practice as registered nuclear safety engineers, outside teachers shall not exceed 30% of the total number of teachers.
Professional teachers engaged in radiation safety training should receive training organized by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, the specific measures developed separately by the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
Article 20 The competent authorities for environmental protection of the people's governments at or above the provincial level shall evaluate the units engaged in radiation safety training and recommend them to the society on the basis of merit.
The units assessed and recommended by the Ministry of Environmental Protection may conduct advanced, intermediate and primary radiation safety training; the units assessed and recommended by the competent authorities for environmental protection of the people's governments at the provincial level may conduct primary radiation safety training.
The competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the provincial level shall publicize to the society the list of units recommended by it to engage in radiation safety training, and regularly assess the units listed in the list to engage in radiation safety training; if the assessment fails, it shall be de-listed, and public announcement shall be made to the society.
Article 21 of the units engaged in radiation safety training is responsible for participating in radiation safety training for the assessment, and the assessment of qualified personnel issued by the radiation safety training certificate. Radiation safety training certificate format prescribed by the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
People who have obtained a high-level radiation safety training certificate, do not need to undergo a lower level of radiation safety training.
Article 22 to obtain a certificate of radiation safety training, personnel shall receive retraining every four years.
Radiation safety retraining, including the newly promulgated relevant laws, regulations and radiation safety and protection professional standards, technical specifications, as well as case studies of radiation accidents and experience feedback.
Persons who do not participate in the retraining or who fail the retraining assessment will have their radiation safety training certificates automatically invalidated.
Article 23 The production, sale and use of radioisotopes and radiation devices shall, in accordance with the laws, administrative regulations and national environmental protection and occupational health standards, the unit of radiation workers for personal dose monitoring; found that the results of the personal dose monitoring abnormalities shall be immediately verified and investigated, and the relevant information will be reported in a timely manner to the radiation safety license-issuing authority.
Production, sales, use of radioisotopes and radiation devices, the unit shall arrange for a person responsible for personal dose monitoring management, the establishment of radiation workers personal dose file. Individual dose file should include personal basic information, work position, dose monitoring results and other materials. Individual dose file should be saved until the radiation workers aged seventy-five years old, or stop radiation work for thirty years.
Radiation workers have the right to access and copy their personal dose file. Radiation workers to change units, the original employer shall provide the new employer or radiation worker himself or herself a copy of the personal dose file.
Article 24 The production, sale and use of radioisotopes and radiation devices, does not have the ability to monitor the individual dose, shall entrust the following conditions of the organization to monitor the individual dose:
(a) have to ensure that the quality of the individual dose monitoring equipment, technology;
(b) by the people's government at or above the provincial level by the administrative department of measurement of measurement certification (c) laws and regulations provide for other conditions for engaging in personal dose monitoring.
Article 25 The Ministry of Environmental Protection shall evaluate the organizations engaged in personal dose monitoring and recommend them to the society on the basis of merit.
The Ministry of Environmental Protection regularly assesses the monitoring quality of the organizations it recommends to engage in personal dose monitoring; those that fail the assessment shall be removed from the list and announced to the public.
Article 26 accepts the entrustment of personal dose monitoring organization, shall be in accordance with the requirements of the relevant state technical specifications for personal dose monitoring, and is responsible for the monitoring results.
To accept the entrusted personal dose monitoring organization, shall promptly issue a monitoring report to the entrusted unit, and will monitor the results in writing and online reporting, and directly report to the entrusted unit where the competent department for environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level.
Article 27 The Ministry of Environmental Protection shall establish a nationally unified personal dose database of radiation workers, and health and other relevant departments to achieve data **** enjoy.
Chapter IV Management of Used Radioactive Sources and Radioactively Contaminated Items
Article 28 A unit that produces or imports radioactive sources and sells Class I, Class II, or Class III radioactive sources for use by other units shall sign an agreement on the return of used radioactive sources with the unit that uses the sources.
Transfer Type I, Type II, Type III radioactive sources, the transfer of both parties shall sign the agreement on the return of spent radioactive sources. Transfer of imported radioactive sources, the transfer unit should obtain the original exporter is responsible for the recovery of the original copy of the commitment document.
Article 29 The use of Class Ⅰ, Class Ⅱ, Ⅲ radioactive sources of the unit shall be in the radioactive sources idle or abandoned within three months, in accordance with the provisions of the agreement on the return of spent radioactive sources, the spent radioactive sources back to the production unit or return to the original exporter. Indeed can not be returned to the production unit or return to the original exporter, sent to a centralized storage unit of radioactive waste with appropriate qualifications (hereinafter referred to as "used radioactive sources storage unit") storage, and bear the relevant costs.
Waste radioactive sources storage unit, shall obtain the Ministry of Environmental Protection issued by the use of (including storage) radiation safety license, and in the qualification permit within the scope of the storage of waste radioactive sources and radioactively contaminated items.
Article 30 of the use of radioactive sources of the unit was revoked, dissolved, bankruptcy or terminated for other reasons, shall be transferred in advance to the unit of radioactive sources in accordance with the law, back to the production unit, back to the original exporter or sent to the storage unit of used radioactive sources, and assume responsibility for the completion of the above activities before the completion of all the security responsibilities.
Article 31 of the use of radioactive sources shall be in the used radioactive sources back to the production unit or sent to the storage of used radioactive sources storage unit within twenty days from the date of completion of the activity, reported to the competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level for the record.
Waste radioactive sources returned to the original exporter, should be returned within twenty days from the date of completion of the activities, the radioisotope export form to the competent department of environmental protection of the provincial people's government in its location for the record.
Article 32: A unit for the collection and storage of used radioactive sources shall establish an account of the collection and storage of used radioactive sources and a corresponding computerized management system.
Waste radioactive sources storage units, shall be stored at the end of each quarter on the storage of used radioactive sources for summary statistics, the end of each year on the storage of used radioactive sources have been verified, and will be reported to the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the competent department for environmental protection of the provincial people's government statistics and verification results, respectively.
Article 33 For radioactive sources that have been stored in the warehouse or returned to the production unit and are still valuable for use, they may be reused after going through the transfer procedures in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on the Safety and Protection of Radioisotopes and Radiation Devices. The specific measures shall be formulated separately by the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
To be reused radioactive sources, radioactive sources should be produced by the production unit in accordance with the requirements of the production of radioactive sources for security verification or processing, to meet the requirements of safety and technical parameters, the issuance of certificates of conformity, to specify the conditions for the use of radioactive sources, and coding of radioactive sources.
Article 34 units and individuals found abandoned radioactive sources or radioactively contaminated items, shall promptly report to the competent department for environmental protection of the local people's government at or above the county level; agreed to by the competent department for environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level, sent to the storage of waste radioactive sources storage units.
Waste radioactive sources storage unit shall be discarded radioactive sources or radioactively contaminated items properly stored.
Prohibition of unauthorized transfer, storage, return of discarded radioactive sources or radioactively contaminated items.
Article 35 of the recycling of scrap metal smelting enterprises, shall establish a radiation monitoring system, equipped with sufficient radiation monitoring personnel, in the scrap metal raw materials into the furnace, the product before radiation monitoring, and will be included in the radioactive indicators of product qualification index system.
New construction, alteration, expansion of construction projects containing scrap metal recycling and smelting process, should be supporting the construction of radiation monitoring facilities; not supporting the construction of radiation monitoring facilities, the competent authorities in charge of environmental protection will not pass the environmental protection acceptance of the completion of its construction projects.
Radiation monitoring personnel in the scrap metal radiation monitoring and emergency response, should wear personal dosimeters and other protective equipment, personal protection.
Article 36 of the scrap metal recycling and smelting enterprises found and confirmed that the radiation monitoring results are obviously abnormal, shall immediately take appropriate control measures and within four hours to the local people's government at or above the county level of the competent department for environmental protection report.
After receiving the report, the competent department for environmental protection shall verify the radiation monitoring results, identify the causes of abnormal radiation levels, and order the scrap metal recycling and smelting enterprises to take measures to prevent radioactive contamination.
It is prohibited to delay, conceal, falsely report or omit to report information on abnormal radiation monitoring results.
Article 37 of the scrap metal recycling and smelting enterprises to send the storage of waste radioactive sources or radioactively contaminated items arising from the costs incurred by the waste radioactive sources or radioactively contaminated items of the original holder or supplier to bear.
It is impossible to identify the source of the discarded radioactive sources or radioactively contaminated items, the cost of sending storage by the scrap metal recycling and smelting enterprises; which has been carried out radiation monitoring of the scrap metal recycling and smelting enterprises, by the competent department of environmental protection of the provincial people's government at the location of the verification of the same level of the financial sector agreed to the competent department of environmental protection at the provincial level of the waste radioactive sources of the storage units can be reduce or waive their relevant handling fees as appropriate.
Chapter V Supervision and Inspection
Article 38 The competent departments for environmental protection of the people's governments at or above the provincial level shall carry out supervision and inspection of the units for which radiation safety licenses have been issued in accordance with the law.
Where the competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the provincial level entrusts the competent department of environmental protection at the next higher level with the issuance of radiation safety licenses, the competent department of environmental protection which accepts the entrustment shall carry out supervision and inspection of the units to which it issues radiation safety licenses.
Article 39 The competent department for environmental protection of the people's governments at or above the county level shall, in conjunction with the actual work in the administrative area, provide radiation protection safety supervisors.
Radiation protection safety supervisors at all levels shall have more than three years of radiation work-related experience.
Radiation protection safety supervisors of the environmental protection department of the people's government at the provincial level or above should have a bachelor's degree or above, and through intermediate or above radiation safety training.
Radiation protection safety supervisors of the municipal and county-level people's governments in charge of environmental protection shall have a college degree or above, and pass the radiation safety training at the primary level or above.
Article 40 Radiation Protection Safety Supervisors of the Competent Departments of Environmental Protection of the People's Governments at or above the provincial level shall be recognized by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, and the Radiation Protection Safety Supervisors of the Competent Departments of Environmental Protection of the People's Governments of the Municipalities and Counties of the Districts shall be recognized by the competent departments of environmental protection of the people's governments at provincial level.
Radiation protection safety supervisors shall receive regular training and assessment of specialized knowledge.
Acquiring a senior title and engaged in radiation safety and protection supervision and inspection work for more than ten years, or obtain the qualification of registered nuclear safety engineers radiation protection safety supervisors can be exempted from radiation safety training.
Article 41 The competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the provincial level shall formulate an outline of supervision and inspection, specify the organizational system, division of responsibilities, implementation procedures, reporting system, management of important issues of radiation safety and protection supervision and inspection, and formulate the corresponding supervision and inspection of technical procedures in accordance with the relevant national laws, regulations and standards.
Article 42 The competent department for environmental protection of the people's governments at or above the county level shall, according to the categories of radioisotope and ray device production, sales and use activities, formulate the supervision and inspection plan for the administrative region.
The supervision and inspection plan shall provide for different frequencies of supervision and inspection in accordance with the size of radiation safety risks.
Chapter VI Emergency Reporting and Handling
Article 43 The competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the county level shall, in conjunction with the departments of public security, health, finance, information and propaganda at the same level, prepare an emergency plan for radiation accidents and submit it to the people's government at its own level for approval.
The emergency response plan for radiation accidents shall include the following:
(1) emergency response agencies and division of responsibilities;
(2) organization and training of emergency personnel, as well as emergency response and rescue equipment, funds and materials prepared;
(3) classification of radiation accidents and emergency response measures;
(4) radiation accidents and the procedures for investigation, reporting and Handling procedures;
(v) radiation accident information disclosure, public awareness programs.
Radiation accident emergency response plan should also include emergency response measures and its investigation, reporting and handling procedures for operational failures that may cause radiation accidents.
Production, sale, use of radioisotopes and radiation devices, should be based on the risk of possible radiation accidents, the development of the unit's emergency response program, emergency preparedness.
Article 44 In the event of a radiation accident or an operational failure that may lead to a radiation accident, a unit that produces, sells or uses radioisotopes and radiation devices shall immediately activate its own emergency program, take emergency measures, and fill in an initial report within two hours to the competent department for environmental protection of the local people's government.
In the event of a radiation accident, the unit that produces, sells or uses radioisotopes and radiation devices shall also report simultaneously to the local people's government, the public security department and the competent health department.
Article 45 The competent department of environmental protection that receives a report of a radiation accident or an operational failure that may cause a radiation accident shall immediately dispatch a person to the scene, conduct an on-site investigation, take effective measures to control and eliminate the effects of the accident or failure, and cooperate with the relevant departments to make public information, publicity and other external emergency response work.
Article 46 The department of environmental protection that receives a report of a radiation accident or a report of an operational failure that may result in a radiation accident shall, within two hours, report the information on the radiation accident or failure to the people's government at its own level and to the competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level; in the event of a major or particularly major radiation accident, the accident shall be reported to the Ministry of Environmental Protection at the same time.
Received a report of major operational failures of radioactive sources containing Class Ⅰ device of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, should be within two hours of the failure of the information reported to the level of the original radiation safety license issued by the authorities.
Article 47 The competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level received a report of radiation accidents, confirmed to be particularly significant radiation accidents or major radiation accidents, shall promptly notify the public security department of the people's government at the provincial level and the competent department of health, and reported to the Ministry of Environmental Protection within two hours.
The Ministry of Environmental Protection, upon receipt of the accident report, shall immediately organize verification to confirm the type of accident, report to the State Council within two hours, and notify the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Health.
Article 48 A unit in which a radiation accident or operational failure occurs shall, in accordance with the requirements of the emergency plan, formulate an implementation plan for the disposal of the accident or failure, and carry out the specific disposal work under the supervision and guidance of the local people's government and the authority issuing the radiation safety license.
Radiation accidents and operational failures in the process of disposal of safety responsibilities, as well as emergency disposal costs caused by the accident, failure, by the occurrence of radiation accidents or operational failures of the unit.
Article 49 The competent department for environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level shall summarize the radiation accidents and operational failures occurring in the administrative area every six months and submit the summary report to the Ministry of Environmental Protection, with a copy to the public security department and the competent department of health at the same level.
Chapter VII Exemption Management
Article 50 The competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the provincial level is responsible for issuing the filing documents of exemption from the management of radiation devices, radioactive sources or non-sealed radioactive substances in accordance with the Basic Standards and relevant state regulations.
Article 51 Units that have obtained radiation safety licenses and are using radiation devices, radioactive sources or small quantities of unsealed radioactive substances below the exemption level stipulated in the "Basic Standards" may be exempted from management upon filing with the competent department for environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level where they are located.
The units referred to in the preceding paragraph shall submit for record by the competent department for environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level where they are located, proof that the radiation level of the ray devices, radioactive sources or unsealed radioactive substances they are using is lower than the exemption level of the Basic Standards.
Article 52 The use of units meeting one of the following conditions, reported to the competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level for the record, in addition to the submission of the materials specified in paragraph 2 of Article 51 of these Measures, it shall also be submitted to the use of radiation devices, radioactive sources or non-sealed radioactive substances, the conditions of use, mode of operation, as well as proof of protection and management measures and other circumstances:
(a) has obtained a radiation safety license, the use of larger batches of non-sealed radioactive substances below the level of exemption under the "Basic Standards";
(b) has not obtained a radiation safety license, the use of radiation devices, radioactive sources and non-sealed radioactive substances below the level of exemption under the "Basic Standards".
Article 53 For equipment containing radioactive sources exceeding the exemption level stipulated in the Basic Standards, if the equipment is tested to be in compliance with the radiation level determined by the relevant state regulations, the equipment's manufacturing or importing unit may be exempted from the management of the equipment and the related transfer and use activities after the equipment's manufacturing or importing unit has reported to the Ministry of Environmental Protection for record.
The units referred to in the preceding paragraph, when reporting to the Ministry of Environmental Protection for filing, shall submit the following materials:
(1) a radiation safety analysis report, including the analysis of the justification for the activity, the structure of the radioactive source in the equipment, the name of the nuclides of the radioactive source, the activity, the processing process and the disposal method, the potential radiation impact on the public and the environment, as well as the possible users and other content.
(ii) have the appropriate qualifications issued by the unit to prove that the equipment meets the requirements of the "Basic Standards" conditional exemption from the radiation level test report.
Article 54 The competent department for environmental protection of the people's government at the provincial level shall report the documents it issued to prove the exemption for the record to the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
The Ministry of Environmental Protection on the activities or activities that have been exempted from the filing of documents certifying that the radiation device, radioactive sources or non-sealed radioactive substances are regularly announced.
Activities or activities announced by the Ministry of Environmental Protection or radiation devices, radioactive sources or non-sealed radioactive substances, effective throughout the country, can no longer be exempted from the filing of documents one by one.
Chapter VIII Legal Liability
Article 55 Violation of the provisions of these Measures, the production, sale, use of radioisotopes and radiation devices of the unit of one of the following acts, by the original radiation safety license issuing authority to give a warning, ordered to make corrections within a period of time; overdue corrections, shall be imposed on a fine of 10,000 yuan or more than 30,000 yuan or less:
(1) Failure to comply with the provisions of the relevant premises for radiation monitoring;
(ii) failing to report the annual assessment report on the safety and protection status in accordance with the stipulated time;
(iii) failing to provide radiation safety training to radiation workers in accordance with the stipulations;
(iv) failing to carry out individual dose monitoring in accordance with the stipulations;
(v) discovering anomalies in the results of the individual dose monitoring and failing to verify and investigate the results And will report the situation in a timely manner to the original radiation safety license issuing authority.
Article 56 violation of the provisions of these measures, the waste radioactive sources storage unit has one of the following acts, the competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the provincial level shall order the cessation of illegal acts, and a deadline for correction; failure to do so, by the original licensing authority to withdraw the radiation safety license:
(1) not in accordance with the provisions of the establishment of the storage of spent radioactive sources and the establishment of computerized management system;
(b) not in accordance with the provisions of the used radioactive sources have been collected and stored statistics, and will report the statistical results.
Article 57 violation of the provisions of these measures, the waste radioactive sources storage unit has one of the following acts, in accordance with the "Regulations on the Safety and Protection of Radioisotopes and Radiation Devices," the relevant provisions of Article 52, the competent department of environmental protection of the people's government at or above the county level shall order the cessation of illegal acts, and a deadline for rectification; failure to rectify, shall be ordered to cease operation or revoke the radiation safety license by the original licensing authority If there is any illegal income, the illegal income shall be confiscated; if the illegal income is more than 100,000 yuan, a fine of not less than double and not more than five times the illegal income shall be imposed; if there is no illegal income or the illegal income is less than 100,000 yuan, a fine of not less than 10,000 yuan and not more than 100,000 yuan shall be imposed.
(A) did not obtain the Ministry of Environmental Protection issued by the use (including storage) radiation safety license, engaged in the storage of spent radioactive sources;
(B) without approval, the unauthorized transfer of spent radioactive sources have been stored into the warehouse.
Article 58 violation of the provisions of this approach, scrap metal recycling and smelting enterprises did not carry out radiation monitoring or found that the radiation monitoring results of obvious anomalies are not truthfully reported by the people's governments at or above the county level of the competent department of environmental protection shall order rectification, impose a fine of 10,000 yuan or more than 30,000 yuan.
Article 59 Units that produce, sell or use radioisotopes and radiation devices in violation of the other provisions of these Measures shall be fined in accordance with the provisions of the "China