Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 64E-5.1508 - Inspection of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Shipments
(1)
(a) All
persons licensed by the Department to use, manufacture, produce, transfer,
transport, receive, acquire, own, process or possess radioactive materials, as
well as nuclear power plants licensed by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission, and who desire to ship radioactive waste, including radioactive
waste requiring advance notification as specified in Rule
64E-5.1506,
F.A.C., to a low-level radioactive waste treatment, storage or disposal
facility, shall notify the Department no less than 48 hours prior to departure
of the shipment. The notification shall be made in writing or by
telephone.
(b) Each notification
must contain the following information:
1. The
name, address and telephone number of the generator;
2. The name and telephone number of the
contact person, designated by the generator, with whom the Department may make
arrangements for the inspection;
3.
The name and telephone number of the carrier;
4. The location of departure, if different
from the address of the generator;
5. The scheduled date and time of departure;
and
6. The proposed route to the
low-level radioactive waste facility.
(2) Upon notification from a licensee or
nuclear power plant licensed by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the
Department shall dispatch an authorized representative to the licensee's
facility to inspect the shipment of radioactive waste destined for a low-level
radioactive waste treatment, storage or disposal facility. The inspection shall
include:
(a) Surveys of the external
radiation levels of the vehicle;
(b) Inspection of package integrity, bracing
and blocking, if accessible;
(c)
Verification of required package marking and labeling, if accessible;
(d) Verification of required vehicle
placarding; and
(e) Examination of
the shipping papers for compliance with the regulations of the U.S. Department
of Transportation.
(3)
Licensees or nuclear power plants licensed by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory
Commission shall also provide the Department's representative the following
information or material during the course of inspection of the low-level
radioactive waste shipment:
(a) Time of
departure of shipment;
(b) Proposed
route of the shipment to the low-level radioactive waste facility;
(c) Estimated time of arrival of the shipment
at the low-level radioactive waste facility;
(d) The carrier's name;
(e) A complete and legible copy of the bill
of lading; and
(f) A complete and
legible copy of the radioactive shipment manifest.
(4) If the shipment of low-level radioactive
waste is found to be in compliance with the regulations of the U.S. Department
of Transportation, the Department's representative shall affix his initials on
the bill of lading and the shipment may then proceed to the low-level
radioactive waste facility. If the shipment of low-level radioactive waste is
found to be in violation of the regulations of the U.S. Department of
Transportation by the Department's representative, the licensee shall not allow
the shipment to leave the boundaries of his facility until the violation is
corrected and the Department's representative affixes his initials on the bill
of lading signifying the shipment is in compliance.
(5) Licensees or nuclear power plant
licensees of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission shall, within 72 hours of
receiving notice of the arrival of their shipment at its destination for
unloading, notify the Department of such arrival. The licensee shall also
forward to the Department within 2 weeks of receiving notice of the arrival of
the shipment at a destination for unloading, records of receipt and any other
records indicating that a shipment was found in violation of the low-level
radioactive waste treatment, storage or disposal facility's or host state's
rules or regulations.
(6) Each
generator of radioactive waste whose shipment is inspected by the department's
representative will be billed quarterly by the department a fee of $1.95 per
cubic foot (0.02832 cubic meter) of waste shipped or $150.00 per shipment
inspected, whichever is greater. This quarterly billing will be paid to the
Department within 30 days of receipt of the bill.
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