SHEET COUNTRY INDONESIA

No. 185, 2015 ENVIRONMENT. Safety. Security. It's An Active Radio. (Explanation In Addition Of State Sheet Republic Indonesia Number 5728).

REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NUMBER 58 IN 2015

ABOUT

RADIATION AND SECURITY SAFETY

IN THE TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC INDONESIA,

Win: a. that to reorganize the transshipment of radioactive substances needs to adjust the safety requirements of radiation and security in the transport of radioactive substances to the development of science and technology as well as legal needs. community;

b. That the Government Regulation No. 26 of 2002 on the Safety of the Transport of the Radioactive substance has not been expressly set and strict regarding the safety requirements of the radiation in the transport of radioactive substances and have not yet set about the requirements of the security in the transport of radioactive substances;

c. that under consideration as intended in letters a and b letters need to establish the Government Regulation on Radiation Safety and Security in the Transport of Radioactive Substance;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 2

Given: 1. Article 5 of the paragraph (2) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

2. Law Number 10 of 1997 on Liabilities of the Republic of Indonesia in 1997 number 23, additional sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia No. 3676);

DECIDED:

SET: THE GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS ON THE SAFETY OF RADIATION AND SECURITY IN THE TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES.

BAB I

provisions of UMUM

Article 1

In this Government Regulation referred to:

1. Radiation safety in the transport of radioactive substances is an act that is performed to protect workers, members of the public, and the living environment of radiation hazards during the transport of the Radioactive Substance.

2. The Security In The Transport Of Radioactive Substances is an act committed to prevent the attempted theft, sabotage, unauthorized removal, and other legal action against radioactive substances during the Transport of the Radioactive Substance.

3. Radioactive substance transport is the transfer of radioactive substances that meet the technical provisions of Radiation Safety and Security in the Transport of Radioactive Substance, from somewhere to other places through the common traffic network, by using the means of transport of land, water, or air.

4. Low-type radioactive substance is a radioactive substance that is because it has a finite type of activity or radioactive substance against which the average type of activity limit is applied, so that in its handling it does not require a shield. Radiation.

5. Surface contaminated objects are non-radioactive solid objects but there are radioactive substances scattered on surfaces in an amount exceeding 0.4 Bq/cm2 (zero comma four becquerels per square centimeter) for beta, gamma, and beta transmitters. Low toxicity alpha transmitters, or 0.04 Bq/cm2 (zero comma zero four Becquerel per square centimeter) for another alpha transmitter.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 1853

6. The Special Form radioactive substance is a solid radioactive substance that cannot be spread or encased capsules containing radioactive substances.

7. The Low Sebar Radioactive Substance is a solid radioactive substance or radioactive substance in a encased capsule that has limited and non-pollen-shaped power.

8. Fissile materials are nuclear materials containing fissile nuclides of uranium-233 (U-233), uranium-235 (U-235), plutonium-239 (Pu-239), and/or plutonium-241 (Pu-241) with a weight of more than 0.25 gr (zero comma twenty-five grams).

9. The sender is a permit holder of the use of ionizing radiation sources or the utilization of nuclear materials that perform the delivery of radioactive substances expressed in the shipping documents and/or the self-conducting of the Transport of the Radioactive Substance. Use it.

10. The recipient is a permit holder of the use of ionizing radiation sources or the utilization of nuclear materials, which receive a radioactive substance from the Sender and is stated in the shipping document.

11. Transport is a legal entity in the field of transport that conducts the Transport of Radioactive Substance.

12. Design is a technical description used to identify Specialized Radioactive Substances, Low-bar Radioactive Substances, Bundle, or wrapper in the implementation of the Radioactive Substance.

13. The wrapper is a wrapper with the contents of the radioactive substance in it which is prepared to be transported.

14. An Outer wrapper is a wrapper used by one Sender to load 1 (one) or multiple forwarding and form 1 (one) unit so that it makes it easier in handling and storage during the Transport of Radioactive Substance.

15. A container is a box or box that is permanent and powerful as a tool or device for reuse in the Transport of Radioactive Substance and in accordance with the standard International Standard Organization.

16. The Small Container is the Kemas which has an internal volume smaller than or equal to 3 m3 (three cubic meters).

17. The Big Box is the crates of Kemas that have:

a. internal volume is greater than 3 m3 (three cubic meters);

b. length of 20 (twenty) feet; or

c. a length of 40 (forty) feet.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 4

18. A tank is a reusable tank, a tank contener, a tank vehicle, a tank car, or a container used to transport solid, liquid, or gas.

19. The next Nuclear Power Control Board, called BAPETEN, is the supervising body, as referred to in the 1997 Order Number 10 of the Peace of Fame.

20. The Transport Index is the value used as a reference in limiting the level of radiation exposure that comes from Bungkusan, the outer wrapper, the Kemas, the Radioactive Activity of the Low-type Activity, and the Surface Contaminated Object, against members of the Cloud Service. The community and the carrier for transport and storage at the time of transit.

21. The Criticism Safety Index is the value used as a reference in limiting the level of criticism on the accumulation of Bungkusan, outer wrapper, or Kemas crates containing the Fissile Material and uranium hexafluoride (UF6).

22. The United Nations Number ("United Nations Number"), later called the United Nations Number, is the identity of the hazardous materials and the hazardous class of materials used in international trade and transport.

23. The Perespon unit is a member of the Indonesian National Police or the Indonesian National Armed Forces who are armed and trained to deal with the threat of sabotage or unauthorized removal of radioactive substances during the Transport of Radioactive Substance.

24. Radiation Protection Officers are officers appointed by the Licensee's authorized use of ionizing radiation sources or the utilization of nuclear materials and by BAPETEN being declared capable of carrying out work related to radiation protection.

Article 2

The radioactive substance in the unregulated transport in this Government Regulation includes:

a. radioactive substance which is an inseparable part of the transport equipment;

b. radioactive substance in an installation in one area whose execution fills the provisions of the laws in the field of radiation safety and the security of radioactive sources as well as the safety and security of nuclear installations;

c. radioactive substances installed or attached to people or animals for the purposes of diagnosis or therapy;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 1855

d. consumer goods used by the end user;

e. technologically enhanced naturally occurring radioactive materials that concentration of activity is the same or below the level of intervention in accordance with the provisions of the laws in the field of radiation safety and source security radioactive;

f. natural uranium or uranium suss unirradiated levels; and

g. natural uranium or uranium susut levels that have irradiated only in non-power reactors.

BAB II

TYPE OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE

Article 3

(1) The type of radioactive substance in the Transport of the Radioactive Substance includes:

a. Low-type Radioactive Substances;

b. Surface Contaminated Objects;

c. Special Forms Radioactive Substance;

d. Low-level Radioactive Substance;

e. Fissile materials; and

f. uranium hexafluoride (UF6).

(2) The Low-Type Activity Radioactive substance as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a consists of:

a. Radioactive Substance Activity Type Low-I;

b. Radioactive Substances Of Low-type activity; and

c. Radioactive Substances Of Low-III Type Activity.

(3) Surface Tercontamination objects as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b consists of:

a. Surface-contaminated object-I; and

b. Surface Contaminated Object.

(4) Fisyl and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter e and the letter f are nuclear materials.

Article 4

Further provisions regarding the details of the type of radioactive substance are referred to in Section 3 is governed by the Regulation of the Chief of BAPETEN.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 6

BAB III

RADIATION SAFETY TECHNICAL IN

TRANSPORTATION OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES

Part Kesatu

General

Section 5

Radiation Safety Technical in the Transport of Radioactive Substance includes:

a. radioactive substances in the transport;

b. Wrap settings;

c. Radiation Safety and Radiation Safety programs In the Transport of Radioactive Substance; and

d. The placement of Bungkusan during the transport of the Radioactive Substance and the storage of the wrapper during transit.

The Second Section

The Radioactive substance in the Transport

Article 6

(1) The radioactive substance in the transport as referred to in Article 5 of the letter a can be a radioactive substance that is tested or untested.

(2) The radioactive substances tested include:

a. Radioactive Substance of Type-III;

b. Radioactive substance Special Forms; and

c. Low Sebar Radioactive Substance.

(3) untested radioactive substances include:

a. Radioactive Substance Activity Type Low-I;

b. The Radioactive Substance Of The Activity Type-II;

c. Surface Contaminated Objects;

d. Fissile materials; and

e. uranium hexafluoride (UF6).

(4) In terms of the Radioactive Substance that is to be transported is a Special Radioactive Form as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter b and the Low Power Radioactive Substances as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter c, The Sender is required to ensure the Substance Radioactive Special Forms and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive Substance has a radioactive substance design certificate.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 1857

(5) The certification approval certificate of the radioactive substance as referred to in paragraph (4) is published by:

a. BAPETEN head for radioactive substances originating from within the country; and

b. the state supervising authority of origin for radioactive substances originating from abroad.

(6) Terms of the requirements and grammar of the application and issuer of a radioactive substance Design certificate as referred to in paragraph (5) of the letter a is set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Third section

bundle settings

paragraph 1

general

section 7

The package setting up as referred to in Section 5 of the letter b includes setting about:

a. Bungkusan usage;

b. determination of the Bungkusan category;

c. Toggle highlight;

d. Toggle labeling;

e. Plaques;

f. determination of the Criticism Safety Index; and

g. Checking for purposes of sanity.

Paragraph 2

Terms of Use

Article 8

(1) The Sender in the Transport of Radioactive Substance is required to use Bungkusan.

(2) The toggle as contemplative in verse (1) consists of:

a. Industrial bundle;

b. Pack type A;

c. Type B bundle (U);

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 8

d. Pack type B (M);

e. Pack C type; and

f. Another bundle.

(3) The industrial bundle as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter a consists of:

a. Industrial bundle;

b. Industrial bundle; and

c. A package of industri-III.

Section 9

(1) The mandatory deliverer ensures a certain may have a Bungkusan Design approval certificate.

(2) Certain toggles as referred to in paragraph (1) include:

a. Industrial packages containing Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) are more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

b. A type A bundle containing Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) is more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

c. Pack type B (U);

d. Pack type B (M); and

e. Bundle of type C.

(3) The Issuer Design Approval Certificate as referred to in paragraph (1) is published by:

a. BAPETEN head for Bungkusan coming from within the country; and

b. the origin of the country's supervising authority for the foregoing.

(4) The terms of the requirements and grammar of the application and the issuer of the Terms of the Design certificate are referred to in paragraph (3) the letter a set with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Article 10

(1) The industry forwarding as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (2) of the letter a used to transport Radioactive Substances of Low-Type Activity and Surface Contaminated Objects.

(2) The Use of Industrial Subteryation as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted on the Transport of Radioactive Substance using:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 1859

a. exclusively large loading or payload; and

b. A large, nonexclusive.

(3) The details of the use of industry Bungkusan on the Transport of a Radioactive Substance that uses a Large exclusively and nonexclusive Coffin as set forth in the Appendix I which is an inseparable part of this Government Regulation.

Article 11

(1) the type A, Bungkusan type B (U), the Bungkusan type B (M), and the type C type as referred to in Section 8 of the paragraph (2) letter b, c, letter d, and the letter e used to transport the Radioactive Substance of the Special Form, Radioactive Substance Low Sebar Power, Fissile Materials, and uranium hexafluoride (UF6).

(2) Use of type A, Bungkusan B (U), Type B (M), and C type C-type as referred to in paragraph (1) refers to the activity values A1 and A2 by considering the concentration limits of the activity of radioactive substances excluded and the activity limit for shipment goods excluded.

(3) The activity values A1 and A2, the limit of the concentration of radioactive substance activity are excluded, and the activity limit for delivery goods are excluded as referred to on verse (2) is the base value of radionuclides as set forth in Annex II which is an inseparable part of this Government Regulation.

(4) The terms of the use of the use of the Bungkusan type A, Bungkusan type B (U), Bungkusan type B (M), and Bungkusan type C which refers to the base value of radionuclides set with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Article 12

(1) Another toggle as referred to in Section 8 of the paragraph (2) the letter f may be:

a. Used empty wrapper;

b. The wrapper containing the equipment or the goods is contaminated or activated by a radioactive substance with a specific activity limit value;

c. A bundle containing equipment or items made of natural uranium, uranium susut levels, or natural thorium;

d. The bundle containing radioactive substances as referred to in Article 3 with the specific activity limit value; and

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 10

e. The bundle containing uranium hexafluoride (UF6) with a mass of less than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram) with a specific activity limit value.

(2) The value of the specified activity limit as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, letter d, and letter e as set forth in Appendix III which is an inseparable part of this Government Regulation.

(3) The provisions of any other means of use of the use of a certain activity limit are set up with the Rule of the Head BAPETEN.

Article 13

(1) In terms of the radioactive substance to be transported in the form of the Radioactive Activity Type-I Activity and Surface Contaminants-I, the transport of the radioactive substance can be performed without the use of the wrapper.

(2) Transport without using the wrapper as referred to in paragraph (1) is done with the provision:

a. Radioactive substances of low-I-type activity and the Surface Contaminated Object-I did not exit the transport vehicle during transport;

b. The Radioactive Activity of Type-I and Surface Substances Contaminated-I carried the transport of Radioactive Substance exclusively; and

c. Radioactive substances of low-I-type activity and surface-contaminated objects are not left in the transport vehicle or do not contaminate the transport vehicle

(3) The transport of the Radioactive Substance is exclusively as referred to in paragraph (2) letter b done with the provisions:

a. using a single transport device or Big Kemas chest for radioactive substances;

b. Radioactive Substances are conducted to carry out the delivery of Radioactive Substances Activities of Type-I Activity and Surface Contaminated Objects-I from 1 (one) Sender;

c. vehicles are equipped with obstructions that hinder people's access. not authorized; and

d. no loading and demolition during delivery.

(4) In the event of the exclusive Radioactive Substance Transport as referred to in paragraph (3) performed by Sender, the Sender is mandatory:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18511

a. satisfy the provisions as referred to in paragraph (3); and

b. have permission to transport malicious goods from the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of relations in accordance with the provisions of the invitational regulations.

(5) In the case of Transport of Radioactive substances exclusively as referred to in paragraph (3) is performed by the Transport, the mandatory transport:

a. carrying out the Sender's instructions;

b. have permission to transport malicious goods from the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of relations in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invited regulations; and

c. meets the provisions of the laws in the field transport.

PARAGRAPH 3

DETERMINATION OF THE BUNDLE CATEGORY

SECTION 14

(1) THE BUNDLE CATEGORY consists of:

a. I-Putih;

b. II-Kuning; and

c. III-Yellow.

(2) The mandatory Sender specifies the category of Bungkusan used in the Transport of Radioactive Substance in accordance with the Bungkusan category as referred to in paragraph (1).

(3) Determination of the Bungkusan category as referred to in paragraph (2) is based on:

a. Transport Index; and

b. maximum radiation level at any point on the outermost surface of the Bungkusan.

(4) The order of the determination of the Conveyance Index is on the wrapper as set forth in Annex IV which is an inseparable part of this Government Regulation.

Article 15

(1) Bungkusan is categorized as the I-White category if it meets the criteria:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 12

a. The transit index value is equal to 0 (zero); and

b. maximum radiation level at any point on the outer surface of Bungkusan does not exceed 0.005 mSv/hour (zero comma zero zero five millisieverts per hour).

(2) Bungkusan is categorized into the II-Yellow category if it meets the criteria:

a. The transit index value is greater than 0 (zero) and is smaller or equal to 1 (one); and

b. Maximum radiation at any point on the outer surface is greater than 0.005 mSv/hour (zero zero comma zero five millisieverts per hour) and smaller or equal to 0.5 mSv/hour (zero comma five millisieverts per hour).

(3) Bungkusan is categorized into the III-Yellow category if it meets the criteria:

a. Transport Index values greater than 1 (one) and smaller or equal to 10 (ten) and the maximum radiation level at each point on the outer surface is greater than 0.5 mSv/hour (zero commas five millisieverts per hour) and more small or equal to 2 mSv/hour (two millisieverts per hour); and

b. The transport index is greater than 10 (ten) and the maximum radiation level at any point on the outer surface is greater than 2 mSv/hour (two millisieverts per hour) and smaller or equal to 10 mSv/hour (ten millisievert). Per hour).

Article 16

(1) In terms of the Radioactive substance using a wrapper with the criteria referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (3) the letter b, the Transport of the Radioactive Substance is mandatory exclusively.

(2) The Transport of Radioactive Substance exclusively as referred to in paragraph (1) are performed with the provisions:

a. Radioactive substance transport is carried out with the use of a single transport device or Large Kemas coffin for the Radioactive Substance;

b. Radioactive substance transport is carried out to carry out the delivery of radioactive substances from 1 (one) Sender;

c. the vehicle is equipped with a barrier that inhibits the access of unauthorized persons; and

d. no loading and demolition during delivery.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18513

(3) In the event that the Radioactive Substance Transport exclusively as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed by Sender, the mandatory Sender:

a. satisfy the provisions as set forth in paragraph (2); and

b. have permission to transport malicious goods from the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of relations in accordance with the provisions of the invitational regulations.

(4) In the case of the Transport of Radioactive Substance as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by the Transport, the mandatory transport:

a. carrying out the Sender's instructions;

b. have permission to transport malicious goods from the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of relations in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invited regulations; and

c. meets the provisions of the laws in the field transport.

(5) Further provisions on the manner of the Transport of the Radioactive Substance exclusively as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Chief Regulation of BAPETEN.

Article 17

(1) In terms of the Transport of Radioactive Substance using the Outside Pack and the Coffin Crates, the Sender is required to determine the category of the Outside Pack and the Box of Kemas.

(2) The Outwrapping Category and the Coffin Category as referred to on paragraph (1) consists of:

a. I-Putih;

b. II-Kuning; and

c. III-Yellow.

(3) The Determination of the Outside Pack category and the Kemas Box is based on:

a. Transport Index; and

b. Maximum radiation level at any point on the outer surface of the outer wrapper and/or the chest of the Kemas.

(4) The order of the determination of the Freight Index for the Outside Pack and the Box of Kemas is listed in Annex IV which is the part that is not It is separated from this Government Rule.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 14

Article 18

(1) The Outer Pack and crates of Kemas are categorized into the I-White category if it meets the criteria:

a. The transit index value is equal to 0 (zero); and

b. Maximum radiation levels at any point on the outer surface of the outer wrapper and the crates of Kemas do not exceed 0.005 mSv/hour (zero comma zero zero five millisieverts per hour).

(2) Outer wrappers and crates of Kemas are categorized into the II-Yellow category if meeting the criteria:

a. The transit index value is greater than 0 (zero) and is smaller or equal to 1 (one); and

b. Maximum radiation levels at any point on the outer surface of the outer wrapper and the Kemas larger than 0.005 mSv/hour (zero zero comma zero five millisieverts per hour) and smaller or equal to 0.5 mSv/hour (zero comma five millisieverts per hour).

(3) Outer wrappers and crates of Kemas are categorized into the III-Yellow category if it meets the criteria:

a. The range of the Freight Index is greater than 1 (one) and is smaller or equal to 10 (ten) and the maximum radiation level at any point on the outer surface of the Outside Pack and the Kemas is greater than 0.5 mSv/hour (zero comma five millisievert) per hour) and smaller or equal to 2 mSv/hours (two millisieverts per hour); and

b. The range of the Freight Index is greater than 10 (ten) and the maximum radiation level at any point on the outer surface of the Outside Pack and the Kemas is greater than 2 mSv/hour (two millisieverts per hour) and smaller or equal to 10 mSv/hour (ten millisieverts per hour).

Article 19

(1) In terms of the radioactive substance using the Outer Pack and the Coffin with the criteria as referred to in Section 18 of the letter b, the Transport of the Radioactive Substance is performed nonexclusive.

(2) The Transport Radioactive substances nonexclusive as referred to in paragraph (1) are performed with the provisions:

a. The Transport Index value is no larger than 50 (fifty) for the Kemas Coffin, the ground transport vehicle, passenger plane and cargo aircraft, and the riverboat and the crossing;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18515

b. The Transport Index value is no larger than 200 (two hundred) for the Small Kemas in the palka, compartment, or specific deck area on the ocean liner;

c. The Index value of the Transport is no greater than 200 (two hundred) for the Small Kemas Pack in the ocean liner; and

d. The terms of the Transit Index are not restricted to the Large Kemas on the sea ship.

(3) In the event the transport of the Radioactive Substance is nonexclusive as it is referred to in paragraph (1) by Sender, Sender is required to comply with the terms of the Cloud Service. It is in verse (2).

(4) In the event the transport of the nonexclusive Radioactive Substance as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by the Transport, the obligatory transport:

a. carrying out the Sender's instructions; and

b. satisfy the provisions of the laws in the field of transport.

(5) More terms on the way the Transport of the Radioactive Substance is nonexclusive as referred to in paragraph (2) is governed by the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Paragraph 4

Bundle Bundle

section 20

(1) The sender is required to do a wrapping.

(2) The wrapping of the paragraph (1) is performed by gluing the sign on the outer side of the Toggle.

Article 21

(1) The mark as referred to in Article 20 of the paragraph (2) contains the least information about:

a. identity of the Sender and/or Recipient;

b. The UN number and the type of the wrapper; and

c. the description of the mass, if it exceeds 50 kg (50 kilograms).

(2) In terms of the industry containing the Fissile Material or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) over 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram) and a type A containing the Fissile Material or uranium hexafluoride

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 16

(UF6) more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram), in addition to listing the information as referred to in paragraph (1), the Sender is required to specify:

a. Bungkusan identification code; and

b. Bungkusan design serial number.

(3) In terms of type B (U), type B (M) or type C, in addition to listing the information as referred to in the paragraph (1), the Sender is required to specify:

a. Bungkusan identification code;

b. The serial number of the Bungkusan design; and

c. The radiation sign.

(4) The radiation mark as referred to in paragraph (3) of the letter c as set forth in Appendix V which is an inseparable part of this Government Regulation.

Article 22

(1) In the case of the Radioactive Substance using the Outside wrapper, the tagging is performed by pasting the sign on the outside of the Outside Pack.

(2) The Mark on the External Pack is referred to as the paragraph (1) contains the least information about:

a. UN number; and

b. writing that reads "OUTER WRAPPER" or "OVERPACK".

Article 23

(1) In the case of the Transport of Radioactive Activity Type Rendah-I and Surfaces Contaminated-I do not use a lever, tagging is done with embed the mark on the outer cover surface of the Radioactive Activity Type-I-type Activity and the Surface Contaminated Object I.

(2) The mark as referred to in paragraph (1), in which the inscription reads:

a. "RADIOACTIVE AJR-I" or "RADIOACTIVE LSA-I"; or

b. "RADIOACTIVE BTP-I" or "RADIOACTIVE SCO-I".

Section 24

(1) List of UN Numbers as referred to in Section 21 of the paragraph (1) letter b and Section 22 of the paragraph (2) of the letter as set forth in Appendix VI which is not a part of this Attachment. It is separated from this Government Rule.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18517

(2) The change of the UN Number List as referred to in paragraph (1) is set with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Article 25

Further provisions on how to highlight the tagging, Outer wrapping, and outer surface of the cover of the Radioactive Activity of Type-I Activity or Contaminated Surface-I-are transported without a Set-up. with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Paragraph 5

Labelling

section 26

(1) The sender is required to perform a lever toggle.

(2) The labeling of the paragraph (1) is performed by gluing the label on both sides of the outer opposite to Bungkusan.

(3) The label on the wrapper as referred to in paragraph (2) contains information about:

a. radiation sign;

b. writing that reads "RADIOACTIVE" or "RADIOACTIVE";

c. The category of the Toggle;

d. fill or radionuclide content;

e. Radionuclide activity;

f. Transport Index; and

g. hazardous materials class for radioactive substances namely grade 7.

(4) In terms of the Bungkusan category of I-White, the label on the Bungkusan may not contain any of the Transport Index information.

Article 27

(1) In the case of the Radioactive Substance of Substances using an Outer wrapper and/or crates of Kemas, the labeling is done by gluing the label on:

a. both external sides opposite on the Outside wrapper; or

b. The four outer sides of the coffin.

(2) The label as referred to in paragraph (1) contains information about:

a. radiation sign;

b. writing that reads "RADIOACTIVE" or "RADIOACTIVE";

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 18

c. category of Outside Pack and Coffin Packaging;

d. fill or radionuclide any Bungkusan;

e. Radionuclide activity;

f. Transport Index; and

g. hazardous class of materials for radioactive substances, grade 7.

(3) In terms of the Outside Pack and/or the Kemas category of the I-White category, the label on the Outside wrapper and/or the Coffin Container may not contain any of the Transport Index information.

Article 28

In terms of the Exile or Outer Wrapper and/or Coffin Containing the Fissile Materials or uranium hexafluoride (UF6), in addition to the provision of the provisions as referred to in Article 26 or Article 27, on the Pungkusan or Outer Wrapper and/or the Coffin Of The U.s. Embedded a label that contains the least information about the text. "FISIL" or " FISSILE" and the Criticism Safety Index.

Article 29

Image of the label as referred to in Article 26 to Section 28 as set forth in Appendix V which is an inseparable part of Government Regulation This.

Paragraph 6

Plakat

Section 30

(1) In the case of the Transport of Radioactive Substance using the Coffin Coffin or Tangki, the Sender is obliged to perform a plaque.

(2) The awarding of the plaque as referred to verse (1) is done by attaking a plaque on the outside side of the Coffin Coffin or Tangki.

(3) Placade as referred to in paragraph (2) contains information about:

a. radiation sign;

b. writing that reads "RADIOACTIVE" or "RADIOACTIVE"; and

c. the hazardous materials class for the radioactive substance that is grade 7.

Section 31

The Sender in addition to listing the information as referred to in Article 30 is mandatory listed the UN Number information, if:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18519

a. Radioactive substances of low-I-type activity or Surface Contaminated Substances-I are transported without the use of the wrapper; and

b. Radioactive substance transport is performed exclusively using a single UN Number.

Section 32

Plakat as referred to in Section 30 and Section 31 is listed in Annex V which is an inseparable part of Rule of this Government.

Paragraph 7

Determination of the Criticity Safety Index

Article 33

(1) The mandatory deliverer determines the Critical Safety Index against Limb, Outer Wrapper, Coffin, and Tangki used to transport Fisil Materials or uranium hexafluoride (UF6).

(2) The terms of the determination of the determination of the Criticism Safety Index are set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

paragraph 8

BUNDLE CHECK

FOR PAUSING PURPOSES

SECTION 34

WRAPPING CHECKS FOR PAUSING PURPOSES ARE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE PABEANAN FIELD.

Section 35

(1) In terms of required, a check for the purposes of paeiness may be performed by opening the wrapper.

(2) The examination as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed with the provision:

a. performed in places that are not easy to reach by the public or equipped with a barrier;

b. available radiation protection equipment; and

c. attended by Radiation Protection Officers or Recipients.

(3) The wrapping has been opened, must be returned at the original condition by the Sent Radiation Protection Officer or Receier, before being handed over to the Receier.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 20

Fourth Quarter

Protection and Radiation Safety Programs In

The Transport of Radioactive Substance

Article 36

(1) The Sender must compose the Internal Radiation Protection and Safety Program Radioactive Substances.

(2) In compiling the Radiation Safety and Radiation Protection Program in the Transport of Radioactive Substance as referred to in paragraph (1), the Sender is required to perform a dose study of radiation exposure due to work.

(3) Radiation Protection and Radiation Safety Program In the Transport of Radioactive Substance can be compiled In its own separate form or in a single unit with the protection and safety radiation program utilization of ionizing radiation and the utilization of nuclear materials.

Article 37

Radiation Protection and Radiation Safety Program In Substance Substance Radioactive, as referred to in Article 36 at least, contains:

a. scope;

b. The responsibility of the Sender, the Receier, and the Transport;

c. results of the dose study;

d. working area monitoring and/or dose monitoring of the individual;

e. Radiation exposure and surface contamination of Bundle, Transport Index, and Toxic Safety Index if radioactive substances are transported to either Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6);

f. Split limb separation and other protection measures;

g. loading procedures, placement, transport, handling, and dismantling of Bungkusan;

h. Emergency response procedure;

i. training; and

j. Radiation Safety Management System In the Transport of Radioactive Substance and Security in the Transport of Radioactive Substance.

Article 38

(1) In terms of the study of the dose against radiation exposure due to work referred to in Article 36 of the paragraph (2) indicate an effective dose of potentially exceeding 6 mSv (six millisieverts) in the term 1 (one) year, the Sender is mandatory for monitoring workspace and monitoring of the individual dose.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18521

(2) In terms of the study of the dose against radiation exposure due to work referred to in Article 36 of the paragraph (2) indicates an effective dose of between 1 mSv (one millisievert) and 6 mSv (six millisieverts) in the term 1 (one) year, the Sender is mandatory for monitoring workplaces or monitoring of individual doses.

(3) The monitoring of radiation exposure to the work as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are applied to:

a. Send personnel who are in preparation for the continuous transport of the Radioactive Substance;

b. Sending personnel who are in preparation for the Radioactive Substances Transport-time-time;

c. of the Transport personnel who are preparing for the Transport of Radioactive Substance in the Sender facility; and

d. " Article 39

Further provisions regarding the drafting and execution of the protection and safety program of the radiation in the Transport of Radioactive Substance are governed by the Regulation. Head of BAPETEN.

Fifth section

The placement of the bundle during the Transport of the Radioactive Substance

and the Transit Storage during the Transit

Section 40

(1) The mandatory Sender ensures the placement of the wrapping during the Transport of the Radioactive Substance done by considering:

a. type of transport mode used;

b. type of transport;

c. radiation exposure on the outer surface of the transport vehicle;

d. Transport Index; and

e. The Criticism Safety Index.

(2) In terms of transit required during the Transport of the Compulsory Radioactive Substance:

a. put a lever in place that is not easy to reach by members of the public and is equipped with a barrier, if the Radioactive Substance Transport is carried out by Sender; or

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 22

b. provide instructions to the Transport to place a lever in a place that is not easy to reach by members of the public and is equipped with a barrier, if the Transport of Radioactive Substance is carried out by the Transport.

(3) Placement during The transit as referred to in paragraph (2) is done by considering:

a. Transport Index; and

b. The Critical Safety Index.

Article 41

(1) In the event of the Transport of Radioactive Substance using the Outer Wrapper and/or the Coffin, The Sender is obliged to ensure the placement of the Outside Pack and/or the Cest of the Kemas by considering:

A. type of transport mode used;

b. type of transport;

c. radiation exposure on the outer surface of the transport vehicle;

d. Transport Index; and

e. The Critical Safety Index.

(2) In terms of transit required during the Transport of Radioactive Substance, the Sender is mandatory:

a. Placing the Foreign and/or Coffin Packaging in a place that is not easy to reach by members of the public and is equipped with a barrier, if the Transportation of the Radioactive Substance is performed by the Sender; or

b. Provide instructions to the Transport to place the Outer Wrapping and/or Coffin in a place that is not easy to reach by members of the public and is equipped with a barrier, if the Transport of Radioactive Substance is carried out by the Transport.

(3) Placement during transit as referred to in paragraph (2) is done by considering:

a. Transport Index; and

b. The Critical Safety Index.

Article 42

Further provisions concerning the manner of the placement of the Wrapping And Outer and/or Coffin Placement during the Transport of Radioactive Substance and the Storage of External and/or Wrappers and/or Container during transit is set with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18523

BAB IV

TECHNICAL SECURITY IN THE TRANSPORT

RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE

Part Kesatu

General

Section 43

Security Technical in the Transport of the Radioactive Substance is imposed against:

A. The radioactive substance of the Special Form as referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (1) of the letter c and the Low Power Radioactive substance as referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (1) of the letter d; and

b. Fissile material and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) are nuclear materials as referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (4).

Second Section

Security techs in the Transport of Radioactive Substance

Special Forms and Low Power Radioactive Substances

Paragraph 1

General

Section 44

Security technical in the Radioactive Substance Transport The Special Form and Low Sebar Power Radioactive Substance include:

a. determination of the Special Radioactive Form and the Low Power Radioactive Substance into the radioactive source category prior to the execution of the transport;

b. determination of the security level classification of radioactive sources; and

c. The preparation and update of the security plan for radioactive sources for the transport of the Special Forms Radioactive Subform and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive substance.

Paragraph 2

The determination of Special Form radioactive substances and Radioactive substances

Low Sebar Power into the Radioactive Source Category

prior to the Implementation of The Transport

section 45

(1) The sender is required to determine the Radioactive Substances Special Form and Low-power radioactive substance into the category of radioactive sources prior to implementation transport.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 24

(2) The determination of the Special Form Radioactive substance and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive substance which will be transported into the category of radioactive sources as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed based on:

a. radioactivity threshold; and

b. the type of use of the Special Form Radioactive substance and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive Substance Transported.

(3) The radioactive source category as referred to in paragraph (2) includes:

a. radioactive source category 1;

b. radioactive source category 2;

c. a category 3 radioactive source;

d. radioactive source category 4; and

e. radioactive source category 5.

(4) The details of the radioactivity threshold and type of use as referred to in paragraph (2) as set forth in Annex VII which is an inseparable part of this Government Regulation.

Article 46

Further provisions on the details of the category of radioactive sources and the method of determining the category of radioactive sources in the transport of the Radioactive Subform and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive substance are set up with the Chief Regulation BAPETEN.

Paragraph 3

Determination Classification of the Radioactive Source Security Level

section 47

(1) The sender is obliged to determine the security level classification of radioactive sources against the Radioactive Substances Special Form and the Power Radioactive Substance Low sebar prior to the execution of transport.

(2) Classification of the security level of radioactive sources as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

a. basic security level;

b. continued security level; and

c. Advanced security level is tightened.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18525

Section 48

(1) The basic security level as referred to in Article 47 of the paragraph (2) of the letter is applied to the transport of the Special Forms of Radioactive Forms and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive substance. be a category 3 radioactive source.

(2) The advanced security level as referred to in Article 47 of the paragraph (2) of the letter b is applied to the transport of the Special Forms of Radioactive Forms and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive Substance categorized into radioactive source category 2.

(3) Further security levels are tightened as Referred to in Article 47 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c is applied to the transport of the Special Forms of Radioactive Substances and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive substance which is categorized into a category 1 radioactive source.

(4) The Radioactive Substances and Special Forms Low-level radioactive power that is categorized into a category 4 radioactive source and category 5 is excluded from the classification of the security levels of the radioactive source as referred to in Article 47 of the paragraph (2).

Article 49

The basic security level as referred to in Article 48 of the paragraph (1) includes the action:

a. primary notification to the recipient;

b. selection of transport modes;

c. determination of the stop and transit venue;

d. Identifier of the Transport personnel;

e. transport vehicle check;

f. key use and seal;

g. Security breach measures in the transport of Special Forms of Radioactive Substances And Low-active Radioactive Substances in accordance with the radioactive source category; and

h. reporting in regular and emergency conditions.

Article 50

The continued security level as referred to in Article 48 of the paragraph (2) includes:

a. actions on the basic security level as referred to in Section 49;

b. preliminary notice to BAPETEN Chief;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 26

c. use of the security communication system;

d. determination of the transport route;

e. execution of a transfer or diversion;

f. the designation of a radioactive source security officer; and

g. the use of tracking equipment.

Section 51

The continued security level is tightened as referred to in Article 48 of the paragraph (3) includes:

a. actions on the basic security level as referred to in Section 49;

b. actions at the advanced security level as referred to in Section 50; and

c. coordination with the Perespon Unit and the activation of the Perespon Unit.

Section 52

Further provisions regarding the execution of the action security in accordance with the classification of the security level of radioactive sources is set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Paragraph 4

Drafting and Update of the Radioactive Source Security Plan

for the Transport of the Special Form Radioactive

and the Low Power Radioactive Substance

Section 53

(1) The mandatory Sender is compiling A radioactive source security plan for the transport of the Special Radioactive substance and the Low Power Radioactive Substances prior to the execution of transport.

(2) The security plan of the radioactive source for the transport of the Radioactive Substance of the Special Forms and Low-power radioactive substance as referred to in verse (1) at least load information about:

a. scope;

b. regulatory, standard, and/or policy references;

c. category of radioactive sources, description of radioactive substances, conveyances, and transportation modes;

d. organization structure and the responsibility of each personnel;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18527

e. personnel training;

f. information security management;

g. Security measures are adjusted to the security level;

h. loading procedures, transit, temporary storage, transfer, demolition, and reporting in the routine;

i. Security emergency response plan; and

j. inventory and record inventory of the transported radioactive sources.

(3) The use of a radioactive source security plan for the transport of the Radioactive Substances Substance and the Low Sebar Power Radioactive substance as referred to in paragraph (2) adjusted to the category of radioactive sources as referred to in Article 45 of the paragraph (3).

(4) A radioactive source security plan for the transport of the Special Form Radioactive Substance and Low Power Radioactive Substances as referred to in paragraph (3) can be compiled:

a. be a radioactive source security plan document for the transport of the Special Forms Radioactive Substances and its own Low Sebar Power Radioactive Substance; or

b. become one entity with a radioactive source security plan document for the utilization of ionizing radiation sources.

Article 54

The sender is required to update a radioactive source security plan for the transport of the Radioactive Substance. Special and Highly Active Radioactive Substances 1 (one) times in the term of 3 (three) years.

Article 55

Further provisions regarding the charge details and the layout of the drafting and update of the source security plan radioactive for transport of the Radioactive Substances Substance and the Sebar Power Radioactive Substance Low is regulated by the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Third Section

Security techs in the Transport of Fisyl and Uranium Heksafluoride (UF6) Nuclear Materials

Article 56

The security technical in the transport of the Fissile Materials and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) is a nuclear material covering:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 28

a. determination of the Fissile Material and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which is nuclear material into the nuclear material classification; and

b. the drafting and update of physical protection plans for the transport of the Fisyl and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) nuclear materials.

Article 57

(1) The mandatory deliverer determines the Fisyl and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) that is nuclear material into the classification of nuclear materials prior to the execution of transport.

(2) The determination of the Fisyl and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which is nuclear material into the classification of nuclear materials as referred to by paragraph (1) performed based on:

a. the existence of elements of uranium, plutonium, or thorium;

b. description of the element uranium or plutonium in irradiated or irradiated conditions; and

c. the mass of nuclear materials.

(3) The classification of nuclear materials as referred to in paragraph (2) includes:

a. Group I nuclear materials;

b. Group II nuclear materials;

c. Third group nuclear materials; and

d. The IV nuclear material.

(4) Details of the existence of elements of uranium, plutonium, or thorium, descriptions of elements of uranium or plutonium in irradiated or irradiated conditions, and the mass of nuclear materials as referred to in paragraph (2) as listed in Annex VII which is an inseparable part of this Government Regulation.

Article 58

(1) The mandatory deliverer makes up a physical protection plan for the transport of the Fissile Materials and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which is nuclear material prior to the execution of transport.

(2) Physical protection plan for Fissile material and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which are nuclear materials, as referred to by paragraph (1) at least include:

a. primary notification to the recipient;

b. selection of mode of transport;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18529

c. route of transport;

d. place of stopping and transit;

e. the provisions of the move;

f. Identifier of the Transport personnel;

g. transport vehicle check;

h. Secure communication systems;

i. a guard or a security officer;

j. tracking equipment;

k. key use provisions and seals;

l. action after delivery;

m. conveyance of a transport;

n. coordination with the Perespon Unit; dan/or

o. Reporting procedures both in routine and emergency conditions.

(3) The physical protection plan for the transport of the Fisyl and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which is nuclear material as referred to in paragraph (2) is adjusted. with the classification of nuclear materials as referred to in Article 57 of the paragraph (3).

(4) The physical protection plan for the transport of the Fisyl and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which is nuclear material as referred to in paragraph (3) can be compiled:

a. be the physical protection plan document for the transport of the Fissile Materials and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which is its own nuclear material; or

b. It is a single unit with documents of the physical protection plan of nuclear installations and nuclear materials for the utilization of nuclear and nuclear installations.

Article 59

The sender is required to update the physical protection plan for transport Fissile materials and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which are nuclear materials.

Article 60

Further provisions concerning the details of the charge and the layout of the drafting and update of the physical protection plan for the transport of the Fissile Materials and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) which is a nuclear material is set up with the Chief Regulation BAPETEN.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 30

BAB V

RADIATION SAFETY MANAGEMENT IN

TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES AND SECURITY IN

TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES

Part Kesatu

General

Section 61

Management Radiation Safety In The Transport Of Radioactive Substances and Security In The Transport Of Radioactive Substance Includes:

a. obligations of Sender, Recipient, and Transport; and

b. management system.

The Second Section

Oblicity of Sender, Receivability, and Transport

Article 62

(1) mandatory Sender:

a. have permission to use the source of ionizing radiation sources or the use of nuclear materials utilization in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the laws;

b. ensuring the transport has met the provisions of regulations in the field of transport;

c. ensuring the transport has a dangerous freight transport permit from the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field relations in accordance with the provisions of the laws in terms of the Transport of the Radioactive Substance are performed exclusively;

d. implement the technical provisions of Radiation Safety In the Transport of Radioactive Substance and Security technical provisions in the Transport of Radioactive Substance;

e. Drafting a shipping document and submitting a copy to the Transport;

f. ensuring that the transport used has competence in the Transport of Radioactive Substance and/or the transport of hazardous goods;

g. conduct evaluations, monitoring and auditing regularly against matters related to the implementation of the Radioactive Substance;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18531

h. To replace all losses experienced by the transport and/or other parties as a result of not being subjected to the Radiation Safety requirements in the transport of the Radioactive Substance and Security in the Transport of the Radioactive Substance; and/or

i. send back radioactive substances or a wrapper that does not meet the technical provisions of Radiation Safety In the Transport of Radioactive Substance and the technical provisions of the Security of the Radioactive Substance on the parties that send in the home country Radioactive Substances.

(2) The delivery documents as referred to by paragraph (1) of the letter e include:

a. shipping approval from BAPETEN Head;

b. permissions of the related agencies;

c. the loading procedure, placement, transport, handling and dismantling of the wrapper;

d. Emergency response procedure; and

e. A radioactive source security plan for the transport of a Special Radioactive substance and a Low Power Radioactive Substance if the radioactive substance is a Radioactive Active Form and a Low Sebar Power Radioactive Substance or a protection plan physical if the transported radioactive substance is a Fissile Material and uranium hexafluoride (UF6).

Article 63

Required recipient:

a. have permission to use the source of ionizing radiation sources or the use of nuclear materials utilization in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the laws;

b. ensuring and checking the accepted wrapper from the Transport in accordance with the delivery document;

c. performing a Bungkusan examination of the possible occurrence of damage or leaks;

d. measuring the levels of radiation exposure and/or the Bungkusan contamination in terms of the results of a Bungkusan examination as referred to in the letter c indicating the occurrence of damage or leakage at Bungkusan;

e. perform a Bungkusan security measure in accordance with the layout listed in the delivery document in terms of the results of the measurement of the radiation exposure level and/or contamination as referred to in the letter d may cause radiation hazard and/or contamination;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 32

f. report the results of the measurement of the radiation exposure level as referred to in the letter d and the security measures Bungkusan as referred to in the letter e to the Head of BAPETEN and the Sender of the longest 5 (five) days after the measurement Radiation exposure levels and the security measures Bungkusan; and

g. restoring a radioactive or Bungkusan substance that does not meet the technical provisions of Radiation Safety and Security in the Transport of Radioactive Substance to the Sender.

Article 64

(1) The mandatory transport:

a. satisfy the provisions of the laws in the field of transport;

b. have permission to transport malicious goods from the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of relations in accordance with the provisions of the invite-an invitation in terms of the Transport of the Radioactive Substance done exclusively;

c. bring a shipping document;

d. ensuring delivery items are received by the Receier;

e. carrying out the Sender's instructions; and

f. implement the Transport of the Radioactive Substance in accordance with the procedures contained in the delivery document as referred to in Article 62 of the paragraph (2).

(2) In terms of the Bungkusan may not be delivered or delivered to the recipient, the mandatory transport:

a. put the Bungkusan in a supervised temporary location and meets the provisions of the placement of the Bungkusan during the transit of the Radioactive Substance and storage during transit as referred to in Article 40 to Section 42;

b. inform the Sender, Licensee, and the Chief of BAPETEN in the shortest time of the day (two) days since it is known that the may not be sent or delivered to the recipient.

The Third Section

Management System

Section 65

(1) The sender is obliged to establish and implement the management system as referred to in Article 61 of the letter b in the Transport of Radioactive Substance.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18533

(2) The management system as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

a. organizations related to the activities of the Radioactive Substance Transport;

b. maintenance and control of recordings related to the Transport of Radioactive Substance; and

c. The technical implementation of Radiation Safety In the Transport of Radioactive and Security Substances In The Transport Of Radioactive Substances.

(3) Sender mandatory evaluation of the management system as referred to in paragraph (2) at least 1 (one) times in 3 (three) years.

Article 66

Further provisions on the way of application of the management system in Radioactive Substances are regulated by the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

BAB VI

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND COUNTERMEASURES

IN TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES

Part Kesatu

General

Article 67

(1) The mandatory Sender has a preparedness and countermeasures system The emergency of the Radioactive Substance System.

(2) The emergency preparedness and countermeasures system as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

a. Preparation of emergency countermeasures procedure;

b. training and emergency gelato; and

c. Emergency countermeasures.

Second Section

Drafting and designation

Emergency Response Proceeds

section 68

(1) The sender is mandatory for the procedure Emergency countermeasures in the Radioactive Substance.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 34

(2) The procedure of the darkforce countermeasures as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

a. the first aid and rescue of the victim;

b. notice to the Sender and/or the recipient, BAPETEN Chief, the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of relations, and other instances related to emergency countermeasures;

c. identification of the dangers of the substance The radioactive is transported;

d. the handling of radiation hazards and preventing the spread of radioactive substance contamination;

e. decontamination of the contaminated personnel, means and contaminated infrastructure;

f. recovery; and/or

g. reporting.

(3) The emergency countermeasures procedure as referred to in paragraph (2) are required to be periodically updated at least 1 (one) times in 2 (two) years.

(4) The procedure of the emergency countermeasures as referred to in the verse (3) can be compiled:

a. be a document-based procedure for the transportation of its own Radioactive Substance; or

b. be one entity with the Radiation Safety and Radiation Protection Program in the Transport of Radioactive Substance as referred to in Section 37.

Third Part

Training and Geladi Kedaruratan

Article 69

(1) The mandatory Sender Organizing training and emergency deck in the Transport of Radioactive Substance to ensure emergency countermeasures procedures can be implemented.

(2) Training and emergency gelato are adjusted to the potential for radiation hazards and contamination of transported radioactive substances.

(3) Training and darkforce gelato as intended on paragraph (1) to be held at least 1 (one) times in 4 (four) years.

(4) The provisions of the potential criterion of radiation hazard and the contamination of radioactive substances as are referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by BAPETEN RULES OF LAW.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18535

Section 70

In the staging of training and emergency gelato as referred to in Section 69, Sender may include:

a. BAPETEN;

b. National Nuclear Power Agency;

c. ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of relations;

d. the agency that organizes functions and authority in the field of national transport safety;

e. The local authorities and the local authorities;

f. Recipient;

g. local government; and/or

h. Unit Perespon.

Section 71

Training and emergency gelato as referred to in Section 69 reported to the Chief BAPETEN the slowest 1 (one) month since the implementation of the training and the gladiation in the Transport of the Substance. Radioactive.

Article 72

Further provisions regarding training and emergency gelato in the Transport of Radioactive Substance are set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Fourth section

Emergency countermeasures

section 73

Emergency countermeasures in the Transport of Radioactive Substance include activities:

a. the first aid and rescue of the victim;

b. notice to the Sender and/or the Receier, Head of BAPETEN, the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of relations, and other instances related to emergency countermeasures.

c. identification of the state of emergency;

d. Leak or malfunction of Bungkusan;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 36

e. Countermeasures of radiological and nonradiological effects due to pollution and/or contamination of radioactive substances in transit to the environment;

f. Bungkusan recovery; and/or

g. recovery of the environment function.

Article 74

The emergency suspension as referred to in Section 73 is performed in accordance with the emergency countermeasures procedure in the Transport of the Radioactive Substance as referred to in Article 68.

Article 75

(1) In the event of an emergency, the obligatory transport notifies as soon as possible to:

a. Sender and/or Recipient;

b. Chief Bapeten;

c. minister who organizes government affairs in the field of relations; and

d. other related agencies.

(2) Based on the notice as referred to in paragraph (1), Sender and/or Recipient Assigned the Radiation Protection Officer to the premises of the emergency.

(3) Radiation Protection Officers as Referred to in paragraph (2) is required to carry out the emergency countermeasures in the Transport of the Radioactive Substance as referred to in Section 73.

Section 76

(1) The Sender and/or the Recipient shall notify the execution of the countermeasures and the development of the emergency as referred to in Article 75 to the Chief of BAPETEN.

(2) Based on the notice as referred to in paragraph (1), Head of BAPETEN performs:

a. identification of emergency;

b. determination of the status of emergency;

c. countermeasure level; and/or

d. Activation of the BAPETEN emergency response unit.

Section 77

(1) The Sender and/or the Recipients are required to submit a report in writing to the Chief of BAPETEN after the emergency countermeasures were completed.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18537

(2) The report in writing referred to as paragraph (1) contains the least of the following:

a. causes of emergency;

b. chronology;

c. the impact of radiology and nonradiology is inflicted; and

d. the results of radiation exposure and contamination measurements.

(3) The delivery of the report as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted at most months since the emergency countermeasures were completed.

Article 78

More provisions further regarding the emergency countermeasures in the Transport of Radioactive Substance are set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

BAB VII

PENATALAKKING OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES

Part Kesatu

General

Section 79

The Penatalacations of the Radioactive Substances Transport include:

a. radioactive substance delivery approval;

b. Notification of the execution of the Radioactive Substance;

c. validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate;

d. validation of the Bungkusan Design approval certificate; and

e. validation of the validation of the radioactive substances issued by the country's supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substance.

Second Section

The Radioactive Substances Delivery Agreement

Section 80

(1) The mandatory Sender have a radioactive substance delivery agreement before the Radioactive Substance is performed.

(2) The Sender to obtain a radioactive substance delivery agreement as referred to in paragraph (1) must apply in writing to BAPETEN Head and attach a requirement that includes:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 38

a. identity of the Sender and Recipient;

b. description and technical specifications of the radioactive substances and the Bungkusan;

c. certificate of the Design of a radioactive substance, if the radioactive substance to be transported is a Special Radioactive Substance as referred to in Section 6 of the paragraph (2) of the letter b and Low-power radioactive substance as referred to in Section 6 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c;

d. Design approval certificate is a certificate of approval, if the Transportation of the Radioactive Substance uses a particular toggle as referred to in Article 9 of the paragraph (2);

e. Radiation Safety and Radiation Safety Program In The Transport of Radioactive Substance;

f. Emergency countermeasures procedure, if compiled into separate documents separate from the Radiation Safety and Radiation Protection Program in the Transport of Radioactive Substance; and

g. a radioactive source security plan for the transport of the Special Forms Radioactive Substance and Low Sebar Power Radioactive Materials or physical protection plans for the transport of the Fissile Materials and uranium hexafluoride (UF6) that are nuclear materials.

(3) In the event that the Radioactive Substance will be performed exclusively as referred to in Section 10 of the paragraph (2), Section 16 paragraph (1), and Section 31 of the letter b, the Sender shall apply in writing to the Head of the BAPETEN and attach it to requirements include:

a. requirements as referred to in paragraph (2); and

b. a copy of the malicious transport permit issued by the ministry that organizes government affairs in the field of relations.

(4) In terms of the radioactive substance to be transported either Fisil Materials or uranium hexafluoride (UF6), The sender must submit a request in writing to the Chief of BAPETEN and attach a requirement that includes:

a. requirements as referred to in paragraph (2); and

b. safeguards document.

Section 81

(1) Head of BAPETEN after receiving a radioactive substance submission request as referred to in Section 80 performing the most prolonged assessment of 3 (3) business days from the request received.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18539

(2) In terms of results assessment results indicate:

a. The request of a radioactive substance submission meets the requirements, BAPETEN Chief publishes the delivery agreement of the longest radioactive substance 1 (one) of the working days since the results of the assessment are known; or

b. The request for a radioactive substance to be sent is not eligible, Chief BAPETEN denied the request for the approval of the radioactive substance to be accompanied by a reason for rejection.

(3) Approval of the radioactive substance as intended. on the paragraph (2) the least of the letters contains:

a. identity of the Sender and Recipient;

b. spec and Bungkusan substances specification;

c. the Radioactive Substance Transport route;

d. mode of transport;

e. transport vehicle;

f. the terms of the delivery agreement apply; and

g. the identity of the officer who can be contacted.

(4) Further provisions on the delivery of a radioactive substance delivery are set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Article 82

(1) Sender after having a mandatory radioactive substance delivery agreement:

a. perform the Transport of Radioactive Substance in accordance with the obligations set forth in the approval of the radioactive substance and the laws of the laws; and

b. Submit a report in writing to the Chief of BAPETEN regarding the implementation of the Radioactive Substances.

(2) The delivery of the report as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is executed in the longest term of 5 (5) business days. after the Radioactive Substance was completed.

Section 83

(1) The delivery of the radioactive substance is valid at least 3 (three) months since it is published and cannot be extended.

(2) Further provisions are about details of the applicable delivery agreement of radioactive substances are set up with the Chief Regulation BAPETEN.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 40

Third Section

Notification Implementation Of The Radioactive Substance

Section 84

(1) Any person who will enter it:

a. Pack type B (M);

b. The type B (M) package does not correspond to the Design for the B-type toggle (M);

c. Type B (M) packages containing radioactive substances with activities greater than 3000 (three thousand) A1, 3000 (three thousand) A2, or 1000 TBq (a thousand terabecquerels);

d. Type B (U) of radioactive substances with activities greater than 3000 (three thousand) A1, 3000 (three thousand) A2, or 1000 TBq (thousand terabecquerels);

e. The type C package contains radioactive substances with activities greater than 3000 (three thousand) A1, 3000 (three thousand) A2, or 1000 TBq (thousand terabecquerels); and

f. The package containing the Fissile Material with the number of Criteria Safety Index in Kemas, or the transport vehicle exceeds 50 (fifty),

into the territory of the Republic of Indonesia State for the purpose of transit through and/or layover in The customs area of the Indonesian Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport, is required to deliver a notification of the execution of the Radioactive Substance Transport in writing to the Chief of BAPETEN.

(2) Request notification of the execution of the Radioactive Substance as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted prior to entering the customs area of the Republic of Indonesia.

Section 85

(1) Requests for the notification of execution The transport of the radioactive substance as referred to in Article 84 is supplemented with requirements including:

a. The applicant's identity and the transport;

b. The Radioactive Substance Transport route;

c. schedule of the Radioactive Substance Transport;

d. Radioactive Substance Transport Objectives;

e. a description of the radioactive substance and the transported wrapper;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18541

f. delivery agreement of the state supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substance Transport; and

g. delivery agreement of the country's supervising authority.

(2) BAPETEN Head after receiving the request for the execution of the Radioactive Substance Implementation as referred to in paragraph (1) performing the most prolonged assessment of 5 (5) working days since the application is accepted.

(3) In terms of the results of the assessment show:

a. Requests for the IBM Cloud Service are available for use with the IBM Cloud Service. Application of the Radioactive Substance Notification implementation is not eligible, Chief of BAPETEN rejected the request for the execution of the Radioactive Substance Implementation.

(4) Notification of execution The transport of the radioactive substance as referred to in verse (3) is at least a description of the following:

a. The identity of the notification holder and the carrier;

b. The Radioactive Substance Transport route;

c. specifications of the radioactive substance and the Bungkusan;

d. The Radioactive Substance Scheduled Schedule;

e. The purpose of the Radioactive Substance Transport; and

f. a notification holder's obligation at the time through and/or a drop in the customs area of the Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport.

(5) Notifications of implementation of the Radioactive Substance Transport as referred to In a paragraph (4) applies to one (one) times the Transport of the Radioactive Substance for the purpose of transit through and/or to stop in the customs area of the Indonesian Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport and cannot be extended.

(6) Notifications of execution of the Radioactive Substance Substance published by BAPETEN head as referred to in paragraph (3) the letter is exhaled to the ministry that organizes affairs in the field of relations.

(7) Further provisions regarding the notification of the implementation of the Implementation of the Radioactive Substance are set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 42

Section 86

Any person who has had a notification of the implementation of the Radioactive Substance as referred to in Article 85 of the paragraph (3) of the letter a must submit a written request to the Chief BAPETEN to obtain validation for:

a. radioactive substance design approval certificate;

b. Design approval certificate for Wrapping Design Approval; and

c. the transmission agreement of the radioactive substance issued by the state supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substance.

Fourth Quarter

Validation against the Certificate of Approval Design of a radioactive substance

section 87

(1) The sender that will include the Low Power Radioactive Substances into the State of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia is required to have validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate.

(2) Sender to obtain validation of a substance Design approval certificate radioactive as referred to in paragraph (1) must apply in writing to the Head of BAPETEN before entering the customs area and being used in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.

Article 88

(1) Any person who will include the Low Power Radioactive Substance into the State of the Republic of Indonesia for the purpose of transit through and/or to stop in the customs area of the Indonesian Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport of the required transport have a validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate.

(2) Each person to obtain validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate as referred to in paragraph (1) must apply in writing to the Chief of BAPETEN before entering the customs area of the Republic of the Republic of the Republic Indonesia.

Article 89

(1) The Request in writing as referred to in Article 87 of the paragraph (2) and Article 88 of the paragraph (2) must be supplemented with a requirement that includes:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18543

a. the identity of the applicant;

b. radioactive substance arrival schedule;

c. the Radioactive Substance Transport route;

d. certificate or a copy of a radioactive substance Design certificate issued by the state supervising authority of the origin of the radioactive substance, state of the origin of the Radioactive Substance, or the country that has been passed or dissettled in the Transport of the Substance. Radioactive before; and

e. radioactive substance description.

(2) The description of the radioactive substance as referred to in paragraph (1) the least bit of the e contains information about:

a. Engineering image;

b. dimension, mass, basic components, and material specifications;

c. specifications of physical and chemical properties; and

d. total activity or maximum type activity.

Section 90

(1) Head of BAPETEN after receiving a validation request for a radioactive substance Design approval certificate as referred to in Section 89 of the most prolonged assessment of 5 (five) the business day since the application is accepted.

(2) In terms of the results of the assessment indicate:

a. a validation request for a radioactive substance design approval certificate meets the requirements, BAPETEN Chief publishes validation of the most long-term radioactive substance Design approval certificate 3 (three) of the working day since the results of the assessment are known; or

b. Validation requests for a radioactive substance Design certificate do not meet the requirements, BAPETEN Chief denied a validation request for a radioactive substance design approval certificate accompanied by a reason for rejection.

(3) Validation against a radioactive substance ' s approval certificate as referred to in paragraph (2) the most minimal letter contains:

a. the identity of the applicant;

b. the specification of a radioactive substance;

c. schedule of arrival of a radioactive substance;

d. Radioactive Substance Transport Route;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 44

e. a validation holder's obligation to a radioactive substance design approval certificate;

f. period of validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate; and

g. identification sign.

(4) Further provisions of the validation charge against a radioactive substance design approval certificate are set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Section 91

(1) Validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate published by the Chief of BAPETEN as referred to in Section 90 of the paragraph (2) letter a to the Sender as referred to in Article 87 is valid for the most 3 (three) years since publication and cannot be extended.

(2) Validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate published by the Chief of BAPETEN as referred to in Article 90 of the paragraph (2) letter a for each person as referred to in Section 88 applies to 1 (one) times transit through and/or layover in the customs area of the State of the Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport and cannot be extended.

Article 92

(1) The deliverer has obtained validation of a radioactive substance Design approval certificate As referred to in Section 90 of the paragraph (2) the letter of a must apply in writing to the Chief of BAPETEN to obtain the consent of the shipment of radioactive substances before a radioactive substance is issued from the customs area.

(2) Submissions a request to obtain a radioactive substance delivery agreement as referred to the paragraph (1) may be performed:

a. at the same time as the submission of a validation request for a radioactive substance design approval certificate; or

b. immediately after obtaining validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate.

Fifth Section

Validation against the Wrapping Design Approval Certificate

Article 93

(1) The deliverer will include:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18545

a. Industrial packages containing Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) are more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

b. A type A bundle containing Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) is more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

c. Type B (U) that contains the Low Power Radioactive Substances, Fisyl Materials, or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) over 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

d. Pack type B (M); and

e. The type C bundle containing the Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) is more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram),

into the territory of the Republic of Indonesia the Republic of Indonesia must have a validation of the approval certificate of the Design of the Wrap.

(2) The Sender to obtain validation of a Custom Design Approval Certificate as referred to in paragraph (1) must submit a written request to the Head of BAPETEN before entering the customs area and used in the region United States of the Republic of Indonesia.

Article 94

(1) Any person who will include;

a. Industrial packages containing Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) are more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

b. A type A bundle containing Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) is more than 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

c. Type B (U) that contains the Low Power Radioactive Substances, Fisyl Materials, or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) over 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram);

d. Pack type B (M); and

e. Pack type C containing Fisyl or uranium hexafluoride (UF6) over 0.1 kg (zero comma one kilogram),

into the territory of the State of the Republic of Indonesia for the purpose of transit through and/or layover in the customs area of the State The unity of the Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport must have a validation of the approval certificate of Design.

(2) Each person to obtain validation of the Wrap Design Approval Certificate as referred to in paragraph (1) must submit a request in writing to Head of BAPETEN before entering the customs area of the Republic of Indonesia.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 46

Section 95

(1) The invocation is in writing as referred to in Section 93 paragraph (2) and Section 94 of the paragraph (2) must be supplemented with the requirements included:

a. the identity of the applicant;

b. Bungkusan arrival schedule;

c. The Radioactive Substance Transport route;

d. A certificate or a copy of a Partial Design Approval Certificate issued by the country's supervising authority of the country's supervising design, the origin country of the Radioactive Substance, or the country that has been passed or dissesed in the Transport of the Substance. Radioactive before;

e. (2) The description of the phrase is the least of the information about the:

a. Engineering image;

b. dimension, mass, basic components, and material specifications;

c. The radioactive substance contained in Bungkusan;

d. physical and chemical properties specifications; and

e. activities or activities of the maximum total type of activity or activities.

Section 96

(1) Head of BAPETEN after receiving a validation request for the Aggregate Design Approval Certificate as referred to in Section 95 of the most prolonged assessment of 5 (five) the business day since the application is accepted.

(2) In terms of the results of the assessment indicate:

a. a validation request for a Bungkusan Design approval certificate meets the requirements, Head of BAPETEN publishes validation of a 3 (3) working day Design approval certificate (three) of the working day since the results of the assessment; or

b. A validation request for the Bungkusan Design approval certificate does not meet the requirements, BAPETEN Chief rejected the validation request for a Bungkusan design approval certificate accompanied by a reason for rejection.

(3) Validation against The Design approval certificate specified in paragraph (2) contains the least of the following:

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18547

a. the identity of the applicant;

b. Wrap specification;

c. Scheduled arrival schedule;

d. The Radioactive Substance Transport Route;

e. obligation of Sender;

f. period of validation of the Bungkusan Design approval certificate; and

g. identification mark.

(4) Further provisions of the validation charge against the Bungkusan Design approval certificate are set up with the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

Section 97

(1) Validation of the BAPETEN Head Design approval certificate published by the Chief of BAPETEN as referred to in Section 96 of the paragraph (2) of the letter to the Sender as referred to in Section 93 is valid at least 3 (three) years of publication and cannot be extended.

(2) Validation of the Bundle Design Approval Certificate published by the Chief of BAPETEN as referred to in Article 96 of the paragraph (2) letter a for each person as referred to in Section 94 applies to 1 (one) times the transit through and/or layover in the area customs of the State of the Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport and cannot be extended.

Section 98

(1) The deliverer has obtained validation of a Abbreviated Design Approval Certificate as referred to in Section 96 of the paragraph (2) the letter a must apply in writing to the Chief of BAPETEN to obtain a radioactive substance delivery agreement before the Bungkusan is issued from the customs area.

(2) Submits to the request for the obtaining the consent of the radioactive substance as referred to in paragraph (1) can be performed:

a. at the same time as the submission of a validation request against a Applicable Design Approval Certificate; or

b. immediately after obtaining validation of the Bungkusan Design approval certificate.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 48

Sixth Section

Validation against the Radioactive Substance Agreement

Published by the State Supervising Authority

The Transport of the Radioactive Substance

Section 99

(1) people who will enter:

a. Pack type B (M);

b. The type B (M) package does not correspond to the design for the Bungkusan type B (M);

c. Type B (M) packages containing radioactive substances with activities greater than 3000 (three thousand) A1, 3000 (three thousand) A2, or 1000TBq (a thousand terrabecquerels);

d. The type B (U) of which contains radioactive substances with activity greater than 3000 (three thousand) A1, 3000 (three thousand) A2, or 1000TBq (thousand terra Becquerel);

e. The type C pack contains radioactive substances with activities greater than 3000 (three thousand) A1, 3000 (three thousand) A2, or 1000TBq (a thousand terrabecquerels); and

f. The package containing the Fissile Material with the number of Criteria Safety Index in containers or transport vehicles exceeds 50 (fifty),

into the State of the Republic of Indonesia for the purpose of transit through and/or layover in The customs area of the Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport must have a validation of the delivery of radioactive substances issued by the state supervisors authority of the Radioactive Substance Transport.

(2) Each person to obtain validation of a substance delivery agreement radioactive published by the state supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substances Transport as referred to in paragraph (1) must submit a written request to the Chief of BAPETEN after having:

a. notification of the execution of the Radioactive Substance Service as referred to in Section 77;

b. validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate as referred to in Section 89; and

c. validation of the Cungkusan Design approval certificate as referred to in Section 96.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18549

Article 100

(1) Head of BAPETEN after receiving a validation request for the approval of a radioactive substance issued by the state supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substance. It is referred to in Section 99 for the longest 5 (five) business days assessment since the request was received.

(2) In terms of the results of the assessment indicate:

a. A validation request for the approval of the transmission of radioactive substances issued by the state supervising authority of the transport of the Radioactive substance to meet the requirements, BAPETEN chief publishes validation of the delivery agreement of the radioactive substance which are published by the country's supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substances (three) of the working days since the results of the assessment are known; or

b. A validation request for the consent of the shipment of radioactive substances issued by the State Supervising Authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substances Transport does not meet the requirements, Head of BAPETEN rejects the validation request for the consent of the radioactive published by the state supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substance Transport accompanied by reason of rejection.

(3) Validation against the consent of the sending of radioactive substances published by the country ' s supervising supervising authority Radioactive Substances as referred to in paragraph (2) the most bit of loading:

a. the identity of the applicant;

b. spec and Bungkusan substances specification;

c. schedule of arrival of a radioactive substance and a lever;

d. The Radioactive Substance Transport Route;

e. The applicant ' s obligation;

f. a period of time for which the Cloud Service can be used for the Cloud Service, as applicable, in the event of a Service. identification mark.

(4) Further provisions of the validation charge against the transmission of the radioactive substances issued by the state supervising authority of the transport of the Radioactive Substance Substance are governed by the BAPETEN Head Regulation.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 50

Section 101

Validation against the consent of the shipment of radioactive substances published by the state supervising authority of the Transport of the Radioactive Substance published by the Chief of BAPETEN as referred to in Article 100 of the paragraph (2) of the letter a applies to 1 (one) times the transit through and/or stopping in the customs area of the Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport and cannot be extended.

Article 102

Each people who have had a validation of the delivery of a radioactive substance that published by the country's supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substance of the Substance Substances through and/or stopping in the customs area of the Republic of Indonesia with or without replacing the means of transport. in accordance with the obligations set forth in the validation of the delivery of a radioactive substance issued by the state supervising authority of the origin of the Radioactive Substance and the laws.

BAB VIII

ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTION

Article 103

(1) The Sender does not meet or conduct a breach of the provisions of Article 8 of the paragraph (1), Section 14 paragraph (2), Article 16 of the paragraph (1), Section 17 of the paragraph (1), Section 20 of the paragraph (1), Section 7 of the paragraph 21 paragraphs (2) and paragraph (3), Article 26 of the paragraph (1), Section 30 of the paragraph (1), Section 31, Section 33 of the paragraph (1), Section 36 of the paragraph (2), Article 38 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), Section 40 of the paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2), Section 41 of the paragraph (1), Section 47 of the paragraph (1), Section 47 of the paragraph (1), Section 47 of the paragraph (1), Section 47 of the paragraph (1), Section 47 of the paragraph (1), Section 47 of the paragraph (1) verse (1), Section 54, Section 57 of the paragraph (1), Article 58 of the paragraph (1), Section 59, Section 62 of the paragraph (1) d, letter f, letter g, letter h, and the letter i, Section 65 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (3), Section 68 paragraph (1) and paragraph (3), Section 69 of the paragraph (1), Section 76 paragraph (1), Section 77 of the paragraph (1), Section 7 of the paragraph (1), and/or Section 82 of the paragraph (1) are subject to administrative sanction.

(2) The Sender Whether to follow up to 10 (10) work counts since the date of the written notice.

(3) In the case of Sender does not comply with the written warning as referred to in paragraph (2), BAPETEN head provides a second written warning.

(4) The mandatory Sender Follow up on a list of three (10) days from the date of the written warning.

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18551

(5) In the case of the Sender does not comply with the written warning as referred to in paragraph (2), BAPETEN Chief temporarily halted the activities of the Radioactive Substance.

(6) The sender is mandatory to stop the temporary The activities of the Radioactive Substance Transport Activities have been since the termination of the cessation of the Radioactive Substance Act as referred to in verse (5).

(7) Temporal termination decisions of the Radioactive Substance Transport Activities Are In Effect Until comply with the technical provisions of Radiation Safety in the Transport of Radioactive Substance and Security technical provisions in the Transport of Radioactive Substance.

(8) Senders who remain on the Transport of Radioactive Substance activities during the termination of the activities of the Radioactive Substance activities as referred to in paragraph (7) are subject to administrative sanction of the source utilization permit. radiation ionizing and the utilization of nuclear materials.

Article 104

Sender which does not comply or conduct a breach of the provisions of Article 80 paragraph (1) subject to administrative sanction of the permission to freeze the use of ionizing radiation sources and the utilization of nuclear materials.

Article 105

(1) The mandatory Sender temporarily halted the use of ionizing radiation sources and the utilization of nuclear materials since the decision of freezing of the permit as referred to in Article 103 of the paragraph (8) and Article 104.

(2) Freezing clearance applies until it is with the technical provisions of Radiation Safety in the Transport of Radioactive Substance and Security technical provisions in the Transport of Radioactive Substance.

(3) In case the Sender has met the provisions Radiation Safety Engineering In the Transport of Radioactive Substance and the technical provisions of the Security in the Transport of the Radioactive Substance as referred to in paragraph (2), the Sender notified the Chief of BAPETEN.

(4) Head of BAPETEN sending the BAPETEN inspector team to check the fulfillment of the technical provisions of Radiation Safety In the Transport of Radioactive Substance and Security technical provisions In the Transport of Radioactive Substance as referred to in paragraph (3).

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 52

(5) In terms of team inspector BAPETEN stating the Sender has met the technical provisions of Radiation Safety In the Transport of Radioactive Substance and Security technical provisions In the Transport of Radioactive Substance, Head BAPETEN publishes the decision of re-enforcing the use of ionizing radiation sources and the utilization of nuclear materials.

Section 106

(1) The transport that does not meet or commit violation of the provisions of Section 64 is subject to sanctions. administrative.

(2) administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) is provided according to the provisions of the laws.

BAB IX

TRANSITIONAL provisions

Section 107

At the time this Government Regulation came into effect, the entire certificate of consent of the Design of the radioactive substance, certificate of approval of the Design of the substance, the approval of the substance radioactive, validation of a radioactive substance design approval certificate, and validation of a Bungkusan Design approval certificate, stated to remain in effect until the expiring end.

Section 108

Substance of Substances Radioactivity to be implemented before the enactment of the Government Regulation is mandatory Customized to the provisions of this Government Regulation (three) months since this Government Regulation applies.

BAB X

PROVISIONS

ARTICLE 109

AT THE TIME OF THIS GOVERNMENT REGULATION IS EFFECTIVE:

A. All laws that are the rules of the Law of Government Regulation No. 26 of 2002 on the Safety of Radioactive Substances (State Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2002 No. 51, Additional Page Of State Republic of Indonesia No. 4201), declared to remain in effect as long as not in conflict with the provisions of this Government Regulation; and

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18553

b. Government Regulation No. 26 of 2002 on the Safety of Radioactive Substances (state Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 2002 No. 51, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4201) was revoked and declared not in effect.

Article 110

The rules of this Government begin to take effect on the date of the promulcity.

For everyone to know it, ordering the invitation of this Government Regulation with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.

Set in Jakarta

on August 10, 2015

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC INDONESIA,

JOKO WIDODO

Reundraed in Jakarta

on August 10, 2015

MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

YASONNA H. LAOLY

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 54

ATTACHMENT I

REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NUMBER 58 IN 2015

ABOUT

RADIATION SAFETY AND SUBSTANCE SECURITY

RADIOACTIVE IN TRANSPORT

USE INDUSTRIAL BUNDLE

FOR LOW-TYPE ACTIVITY RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE

AND SURFACE CONTAMINATED OBJECTS

Radioactive Substances Of Industrial Bundle Used

Exclusive Transport

Non-exclusive Transport

Rendah-I-type activity

Solid bundle of industri-I Bungkusan industri-I

Liquid bundle industri-I Bungkusan industri-II

Activity of Type II-II

Solid Bundle of industri-II Bungkusan industri-II

Cair and gas Industri-II gas-II Industry-III

Low-III Activity Industrial Bundle of Industry-III

Surface Contaminated Objects

industri-I-industri-I Bungkusan industri-I

Surface Contamination

industri-II bundle of industri-II

PRESIDENT REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

JOKO WIDODO

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18555

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 56

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18557

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 58

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18559

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 60

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18561

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 62

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18563

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 64

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18565

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 66

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18567

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 68

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18569

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 70

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18571

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 72

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18573

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 74

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18575

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 76

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18577

ANNEX III REGULATION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 58 OF 2015 ON THE SAFETY OF RADIATION AND THE SECURITY OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES IN THE TRANSPORT

THE ACTIVITY LIMIT VALUE FOR ANOTHER BUNDLE

Radioactive Substance Physics

Limit Activity Equipment or

Goods

Activity Limits

Appliances or Goods in Bundle

Activity Limit Value

Bundle

Solid:

a. Special Form Radioactive Substance

10-2A1 A1 10-3A1

b. Radioactive substances other than Radioactive Substances Special Forms

10-2A2 A2 10-3A2

Cair: 10-3A2 10-1A2 10-4A2

Gas:

a. Tritium 2 x 10-2A2 2 x 10-1A2 2 x 10-2A2

b. Special Radioactive Substance

10-3A1 10-2A1 10-3A1

c. Radioactive substances other than Radioactive Substances Special Form

10-3A2 10-2A2 10-3A2

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

JOKO WIDODO

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 78

ANNEX IV REGULATION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 58 OF 2015 ON THE SAFETY OF RADIATION AND THE SECURITY OF RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES IN THE TRANSPORT

DETERMINATION OF THE TRANSIT INDEX

THE TRANSPORT INDEX CAN BE specified via the maximum radiation level measurement as follows:

a. The maximum radiation level measurement uses a unit of mSv/hour (millisievert per hour) and is performed at a distance of 1 m (one meter) from the surface of the Bungkusan or outer wrapper. The value of the transport index is derived from the multiplicity of the maximum radiation rate measurement with a number of 100 (100);

b. for the Radioactive Substance of the Low-Type Activity in the form of uranium and thorium following the concentrate, the maximum radiation level at each point at 1 m (one meter) of the outer surface of the charge is specified as set forth in Table 1;

TABLE 1. THE MAXIMUM RADIATION LEVEL VALUE AT ANY POINT AT THE DISTANCE OF 1

M (ONE METER) FOR THE PACKAGE CONTAINS A RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE

LOW-TYPE ACTIVITY IN THE FORM OF URANIUM DITCHES,

THORIUM AND CONCENTRATE

No. Radiation Level

Maximum

Low Type Activity Radioactive Substance

1. 0.4 mSv/hour (zero

comma four

millisievert per hour)

for the excavated materials and physical concentrates of uranium

and thorium;

2. 0.3 mSv/hour (zero

comma three millisievert

per hour)

for the chemical concentrate thorium; and

3. 0.02 mSv/hour (zero

comma zero two

milisievert per hour)

for uranium chemical concentrate, in addition to uranium

hexsafloride;

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18579

c. for tanks, containers, and Radioactive Substances of Type-I Activity Type or Contaminated Surfaces-I are transported without using a lever, carried out maximum radiation level measurements (in units mSv/hour) at a distance of 1 m (one meter) from the surface of the tank, the container, and the Radioactive Activity Type Rendah-I or Contaminated Surfaces-I was transported without the use of the wrapper.

The value of the transport index was obtained from the multiplier maximum radiation level measurement results by a factor as listed in Table 2 as follows:

TABLE 2. A MULTIPLIER FOR TANK, CONTAINER, AND RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE ACTIVITY TYPE LOW-I OR SURFACE-I-CONTAMINATED OBJECT TRANSPORTED WITHOUT THE USE OF THE WRAPPER

Muatana Factor Pengali Size

The charge size is smaller than or equal with 1 m2 (one square metre)

1

The charge size is greater than 1 m2

(one square meter) but is smaller than or equal to 5 m2 (five square meters)

2

The charge size is greater than 5 m2

(five square meters) but smaller than 20 m2 (twenty square meters)

3

Charge size larger than 20 m2 (twenty square meters)

10

a wide section of the cross-section of the measured charge.

d. the value obtained as referred to in the letter a, the letter b, and the letter c is rounded up to one number behind the comma, such as for example 1.13 (one thirteen comma) to 1,2 (one comma two), except for a value of 0.05 (zero comma zero five) or less can be considered 0 (zero).

e. The transit index for each of the outer wrapper and crates of Kemas can also be decided by adding the entire Conveyance Index to the entire Bungkusan contained in the outer wrapper, the Kemas Box, or the transport vehicle.

PRESIDENT REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

JOKO WIDODO

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 80

ANNEX V

REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NUMBER 58 IN 2015

ABOUT

RADIATION SAFETY AND SUBSTANCE SECURITY

RADIOACTIVE IN TRANSPORT

RADIATION SIGNS, LABEL AND PLAQUE

I. THE RADIATION SIGN FOR THE PACK TYPE B (U), TYPE B (M), AND TYPE C

Figure 1

Description: X is the radius of the central circular radius of the radiation sign, with a minimum size of 4mm (four millimeters).

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18581

II. LABEL

A. CATEGORY-WHITE

Image 2

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 82

B. CATEGORY II-YELLOW

Figure 3

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18583

C. CATEGORY III-YELLOW

Image 4

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 84

D. BAHAN FISIL

Figure 5

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18585

III. PLAQUES AND SET THE U.N. NUMBER CANTUMAN PLAQUE ON PLAQUE

A. IMAGE PLAQUE

Image 6

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 86

B. SET THE UN CANTUMAN WAY OF THE NUMBER U.N. ON PLAQUE

The UN Number of the UN Number is done on:

a. on the same plaque as listed in Figure 7; or b. on its own plaque as set forth in Figure 8.

Figure 7

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18587

IMAGE 8. UN NUMBER PLACARD

Figure 8

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

JOKO WIDODO

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 88

ANNEX VI

REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NUMBER 58 IN 2015

ABOUT

RADIATION SAFETY AND SUBSTANCE SECURITY

RADIOACTIVE IN TRANSPORT

THE UN NUMBER LIST, NAME AND DELIVERY DESCRIPTION

No. United Nations Name Delivery and Descrysia

Other ungkiers

1. UN 2908 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, OTHER WRAPPER --- EMPTY WRAPPER

2. UN 2909 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, OTHER BUNDLE --- MANUFACTURED ARTICLES of NATURAL URANIUM or URANIUM TERDEPLETION or THORIUM NATURE

3. UN 2910 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, OTHER BUNDLE -- LIMITED QUANTITY OF MATERIALS

4. UN 2911 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, EXEMPTED WRAPPER --- INSTRUMENT or ARTICLE

5. UN 3507 URANIUM HEXACHLORIDE, A RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, ANOTHER BUNDLE, less than 0.1kg per Bungkusan, not fissile or fissile are exempted

Low-Type Activity Radioactive Activity

6. UN 2912 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, LOW-TYPE ACTIVITY (AJR-I) not fissile or fissile are excluded

7. UN 3321 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, LOW-TYPE ACTIVITY (AJR-II) instead of fissile or fissile substances are excluded

8. UN 3322 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, LOW-TYPE ACTIVITY (AJR-III) not fissile or fissile are excluded

9. UN 3324 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, LOW-TYPE ACTIVITY (AJR-II), Fisil

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18589

No. United Nations Name for Shipping and Descrypsia

10. UN 3325 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, LOW-TYPE ACTIVITY (AJR-III), Fisil

Surface Contamination Object

11. UN 2913 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, AN OBJECT CONTAMINATED ON THE SURFACE (BTP-I or BTP-II) is not fissile or fissile that is excluded

12. UN 3326 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, CONTAMINATED OBJECT ON THE SURFACE (BTP-I or BTP-II), FISIL

Bungkusan Type A

13. UN 2915 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, PACK TYPE A, not a special form, not a fissile or fissile form excluded

14. UN 3327 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, BUNDLE OF TYPE A, FISIL is not a special form

15. UN 3332 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, BUNDLE OF TYPE A, SPECIAL FORM not fissile or fissile form excluded

16. UN 3333 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, TYPE A PACK, SPECIAL FORM, FISSILE MATERIAL

Bungkusan Type B (U)

17. 2916 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, PACK TYPE B (U), not fissile material fissile material excluded

18. 3328 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, BUNDLE OF TYPE B (U), FISSILE MATERIAL

A Type B (M)

19. 2917 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, PACK TYPE B (M), not fissile material or fissile material is excluded

20. 3329 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, BUNDLE OF TYPE B (M), FISSILE MATERIAL

TYPE C

21. 3323 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, PACK TYPE C, not material

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 90

No. United Nations Name for Shipping and Descrypsia

fissile or fissile materials are excluded

22. 3330 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, PACK TYPE C, FISSILE MATERIAL

Uranium Heksafluoride

23. 2977 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE, FISSILE MATERIAL

24. 2978 RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE, URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE instead of fissile material or fissile material that is excluded

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

JOKO WIDODO

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18591

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 92

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18593

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 94

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 18595

www.peraturan.go.id

2015, No. 185 96

www.peraturan.go.id