Transportation Security

The transport of radioactive materials may take place using multiple modes of transport (e.g. roads, rail, air, inland waterways or sea) and cross multiple national boundaries. This requires that a variety of laws and regulations be adhered to; it also involves numerous stakeholders, many of whom change as the transport proceeds.

Consequently, ensuring transport security of radioactive sources requires careful planning, effective communications among all stakeholders, and close coordination.

Transportation Security

International Best Practice Guide

This WINS International Best Practice Guide provides a set of best practices for industrial radiography and well-logging service companies to manage the security of their radioactive sources. Client companies could also benefit from the best practices found in this Guide to ensure the appropriate management of security by the service companies under contract.

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International Best Practice Guide

Past Webinars

Security of Radioactive Sources During Transport

This webinar discusses the international security regime for radioactive materials during transport, analyses an example of a regulatory framework, and examines the implementation of security measures during transport from a carrier's perspective.

(The video from this event is in Spanish.)

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Past Webinars

Workshops

Training Course on the Security of Radioactive Sources During Transport

Toluca, Mexico, 02-05 July 2019

The National Institute for Nuclear Research (ININ) and World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS) jointly organised a regional training course on The security of radioactive sources during transport from 2-5 July 2019 in Mexico.

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Workshops