Report Decommissioning Safety Reference Levels - WENRA

Report Decommissioning Safety Reference Levels - Version 22 April 2015 WGWD Decommissioning Safety Reference Levels Report 22 April 2015/ Page 2 Table of Content Executive Summary4 Terms of Reference of The Western European Nuclear Regulators' Association ( WENRA ) 6 Glossary 8 List of Abbreviations 131 Introduction and methodology14 Introduction 15 Background 15 Objective 16 Scope 16 Structure 18 Methodology 192 Decommissioning Safety Reference Levels20 Safety area: Safety management21 Safety issue: Responsibility21 Safety issue: Organizational structure22 Safety issue: Records and knowledge keeping23 Safety issue: Implementation of a Management system 24 Safety area: Decommissioning Strategy and Planning 26 Safety issue: Facilitating Decommissioning during design, construction and operational phase 26 Safety issue: Decommissioning strategy26 Safety issue: Facility Decommissioning plan during design, construction and operational phases27 Safety issue: Final Decommissioning plan30 Safety issue: Decommissioning plan update during Decommissioning operations32 Safety area: Conduct of decommissioning33 Safety issue: Safety classification33 Safety issue: On site emergency preparedness33 Safety issue: Decommissioning experience feedback36 Safety issue: Waste management38 Safety issue: On site and

WGWD Decommissioning Safety Reference Levels report 22 April 2015 /Page 9 Deferred dismantling (sometimes called safe storage, safe store or safe enclosure) is the strategy in which parts of a nuclear facility containing radioactive contaminants are

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