Technical documentation for siting - construction

• THE FILE for authorization of the SITING-CONSTRUCTION activity

1. Application;
2. Copies of the documents proving that the applicant is a legally established entity;
3. Technical documentation for authorization;
4. Copies of the authorizations or endorsements issued by other state bodies, required by law;
5. Other information considered necessary by the applicant in support of the application;
6. Proof of payment of the fee and tariff (Regulation on fees and tariffs).

· The technical documentation for authorization required to obtain the authorization must contain all the information needed to demonstrate compliance with the provisions of the applicable specific regulations and to allow assessment of the degree to which radiological safety is achieved. The information shall cover, as the case may be, at least the following:

· A description of the radiation sources and radiological installations;
· A description of the premises and buildings used;
· The dose limitation programme and the applicable constraints, the ALARA principle;
· The classification of workplaces into controlled areas and supervised areas, the site plans;
· The individual and collective radiation protection equipment;
· The impact on the public and the environment;
· Potential exposures and the countermeasures;

· The documentation shall contain the statement of expert review and acceptance of the documentation, signed by the radiation protection expert mentioned in the application.
· The statements in the technical documentation shall be supported by copies of the supporting deeds and documents.
· The sketches or plans must be drawn up in accordance with the technical prescriptions in the field, must be legible and must be signed by the person who drew them up. The siting plans must be correlated with the accompanying descriptive text and sufficiently detailed to allow verification that the prescriptions of the specific regulations are met.
· The technical documentation for siting must clarify the impact on the environment and on other human activities in the area, both for normal operation and in the case of potential exposures.
· The technical documentation for construction must present the solutions adopted to achieve the level of radiological safety proposed in the previous phase, including substantiation by calculations and specific design materials.