IAEA TC Project 9127 Establishing Enhanced Approaches to the Control of Public Exposure to Radon Trevor Boal, RPU-NSRW IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency
Objective • To assist the Member States in establishing and further developing approaches to the control of public exposure to radon in Europe • The project focuses on the development of policies and strategies in order to implement new requirements of Radiation Protection and Safety of Radiation Sources: International Basic Safety Standards (GSR Part 3)" as they apply to exposure due to radon in dwellings. IAEA
• Work plan for Project RER9127 IAEA
Work plan for Project RER9127 • Experts to develop training material / guidance on communication strategy • Experts to develop training material – radon action plans • Experts to develop training material for building professionals IAEA
• 2014 IAEA
Work plan for Project RER9127 • Report on the current situation for controlling public exposure to radon in Member States and to identify future needs and priorities • Regional meeting – Vienna - 22-25 April 2014 • Methodology to collect data (31 March – 1 April) • Questionnaire sent to Member States • Report to be prepared IAEA
Work plan for Project RER9127 • Regional training course on developing and implementing radon action plans – Sofia : Oct 2014 IAEA
• 2015 IAEA
Work plan for Project RER9127 • Regional workshop on radon risk communication - host country to be decided • Expert that is planning or executing the communication part of the radon action plan • Submit request for topical issues for the workshop in next 2 weeks • Regional training course – preventive measures and corrective actions – host country : Czech Republic (tbc) • 2 experts /Member State : one expert from national authority responsible for radon action plan and other expert to be building professional e.g. civil engineer from government agency responsible for building code IAEA
Work plan for Project RER9127 • Inter-comparison of monitors • Passive detectors: • For those countries with their own measurement laboratories. • Some countries have organised themselves • BfS in Germany, SURO in Czech Republic and NIRS in Japan will provide a free service for passive detectors • Active detectors • Inter-comparison of equipment such as AlphaGuard, SARAD, RAD 7 (Calibration will be discussed separately) • Equipment to be sent laboratory for calibration • Send by courier or organize in parallel to a workshop IAEA
Work plan for Project RER9127 • Expert missions to Member States • Request from a government authority (relevant Ministry, NLO, Permanent Mission in Vienna) • Existence of a IAEA TC national project on radon exposure control • Relevance of the mission to the country, according to status of radon monitoring • Timelines for the missions: • Request to IAEA by end of 2014 IAEA
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