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ARPANSA Licence Holder Forum AFP College, Canberra 17 September 2010

ARPANSA Licence Holder Forum AFP College, Canberra 17 September 2010. ARPANSA Compliance Monitoring Programme 2010/11 Jim Scott Manager, Radiation Safety Section Regulatory and Policy Branch. ARPANSA Licence Statistics 2009/10. In 2009/10:- 58 ARPANSA source licences held

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ARPANSA Licence Holder Forum AFP College, Canberra 17 September 2010

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  1. ARPANSA Licence Holder Forum AFP College, Canberra 17 September 2010 ARPANSA Compliance Monitoring Programme 2010/11 Jim Scott Manager, Radiation Safety Section Regulatory and Policy Branch

  2. ARPANSA Licence Statistics 2009/10 In 2009/10:- • 58 ARPANSA source licences held • 33 ARPANSA facility licences held • 39 ARPANSA licensees Several licensees have multiple licences eg ANSTO has currently 17 facility licences, and 3 source licences

  3. ARPANSA Inspection Programme 2009/10 • In the period 1 July 09 – 30 June 10 ARPANSA inspectors undertook 38 inspections of its licensees • The inspection program is informed by a risk assessment methodology utilising a 3 x 3 risk ranking matrix of control and hazard • In addition to risk ranking, other factors are taken into consideration eg date of last inspection, compliance history, concurrent inspections happening in the same area

  4. ARPANSA Inspection Programme 2010/11 Risk ranking matrix HAZARD Low risk Medium risk High risk

  5. ARPANSA licensee core business SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AIMS ANU ARPANSA ANSTO BOM CSIRO DEHWA AAD DEHWA SSD DRET GA DIISR NMI SILEX CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS AWM NGA NMA SECURITY AND BORDER PROTECTION APC ASC PTY TLD AFP AQIS AG D BRANCH CUSTOMS DEFENCE DECIPHA DEPT OF INFRASTRUCTURE DFAT LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE AG ACC ATC ASIC DFAT DIAC DPS FAMILY COURT FEDERAL COURT HIGH COURT LAW COURTS LIMITED PMC MEDICAL AND BIOMEDICAL ASC DEFENCE DIAC DEWHA PM HSA PTY LTD IOTHS (PENDING) REMEDIATED SITE DEHWA PAN

  6. Type of dealing INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY RADIOPHARMACY PRODUCTION NUCLEAR INSTALLATIONS SECURITY EQUIPMENT USING IONISING RADIATION ACCELERATORS AND IRRADIATORS X-RAY CONTROLLED APPARATUS NON-IONISING RADIATION CONTROLLED APPARATUS MEDICAL AND DENTAL SEALED SOURCES AND RADIATION GAUGES RADIOACTIVE WASTE FACILITIES UNSEALED SOURCES

  7. ARPANSA Compliance Monitoring Programme 2010/11 What’s planned for 2010/11? Two components:- • Regulatory awareness and stakeholder communication initiatives • Planned inspection programme

  8. ARPANSA Regulatory Response Pyramid

  9. Planned activities in 2010/11 • Series of licence holder forums (LHF), with three planned for the financial year • Second LHF proposed for March 2011 on the topic of the implementation of the Code of Practice for Security of Radioactive Sources (RPS 11) • Presentations to the CSIRO Radiation Safety Officer meeting in November 2010 • Regulatory awareness seminars planned in Canberra for specific licensee groups where recurrent regulatory issues have arisen

  10. Regulatory Awareness Initiatives It has been identified that many non-compliances have been due to a lack of regulatory awareness. This can be addressed by a programme of regulatory awareness raising initiatives with ARPANSA licensees. The proposed programme will comprise:- • Presentations by ARPANSA • Bilateral meetings with licensees • Attendance at licensee Radiation Safety Committees • Increased use of online methods to circulate information such as the licence administration mailbox and regulatory bulletin board

  11. Regulatory Awareness Initiatives (cont) • Encourage use of the website by licence holders, and to provide feedback on what content they would like on the site • Focus on licence holder Quarterly Reports and self-assessment of compliance • Review strategy for licence holder communication to ensure awareness of regulatory requirements • Proactive advertising campaign using professional journals, licence holder newsletters etc

  12. Inspection Programme 2010/11 It is anticipated that less inspections will be undertaken in the forthcoming year than 2009/10, with more focus on educational and stakeholder communication activities. Nevertheless, a series of inspections is planned for the period 1 July 2010 – 30 June 2011. This inspection programme is informed by several factors, viz. • Licence holder risk ranking which is derived according to the Regulatory and Policy Branch procedure RPB-COM-SUP-270F • Date last inspected • Recent compliance history

  13. Conclusions A series of educational and stakeholder communication activities is planned for the FY 2010/11 in addition to a planned inspection programme. A compliance analysis has been undertaken for the FY 2009/10 to inform the inspection programme - a separate presentation will be made today on the results of this analysis.

  14. Questions?

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