RSRL Integrated Waste Strategy - Issue 5- Oct 2012.pdf

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NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKEDFigure 5: The RSRL Waste Management Process87. The documented management system is designed to support the management of thevarious processes, including waste, and is available through the RSRL intranet. Themanagement system comprises three tiers of documentation:• Strategic processes encompassing strategic direction, governance, stakeholderengagement, management system maintenance, independent assessment andbusiness improvement• Delivery processes encompassing asset management, workforce and skillsmanagement, design, commissioning and decommissioning.• Support processes that are used by either delivery or strategic processes:• Safety Case• Safety Management (Ops)• Radiological Protection• Environmental Management• Work Control• SHE Risk Assessment• Tenant Control• Transport• Nuclear Materials Management• Asset Care & Maintenance• Self-Monitoring• Emergency PlanningRSRL IWS (Issue 5 – October 2012)28
NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED• Non-conformance Management• Procurement• Manage People• Organisational Change control• Manage Security• Document Control• Knowledge Management88. The site ensures continual improvement in its Safety, Health, Environmental and QualityManagement by establishing and monitoring annual objectives and targets. The overall siteperformance is measured through a programme of integrated monitoring and assuranceactivities.3.3.3 Waste Management Requirements and the Waste Hierarchy89. Waste Management at RSRL is governed by the following key documents and associatedspecific requirements:90. MAN 0024 - Waste Management Process Manual. This manual sets out the overallQuality Programme for the control, storage, management and disposal of radioactive andnon-radioactive waste, including interfaces with other RSRL processes and references torelevant procedural and other supporting management system documentation.91. PRC 0155 - Management of Solid Radioactive Waste (Including Exempt).Consignments of solid radioactive wastes from RSRL sites need to comply with legal andregulatory requirements, in addition to the requirements of any organisations that willreceive the waste. This procedure sets out the specific management arrangements formaintaining control over solid radioactive waste, and ensuring that it is acceptable foronward processing and/or disposal.92. PRC 0159 – Management of Liquid Discharges. Ensures that liquid discharges throughauthorised discharge point comply with the limits and conditions in the relevant site’sEnvironmental Permit and consents under the Water Resources Act 1991 issued from theEnvironmental Agency and the local water company and are acceptable for discharge towater courses near RSRL sites or disposal to other facilities. Unauthorised discharge ofliquids to the RSRL drainage systems e.g. via a manhole, is not permitted.93. PRC 0191 – Management of Letters of Compliance, Periodic Review of ILW Packagesand Radioactive Waste Management Cases. Ensures that through the LoC processconsistent standards are applied to the conditioning and packaging of ILW and that periodicreviews are carried out to maintain the currency of LoCs for ILW which as been completelyconditioned. Describes how RSRL produces Radioactive Waste Management Cases.94. PRC 0192 – Waste Strategy Management. Ensures that data used in the production ofstrategic technical documents underpinning the LTP is accurate, consistent, regularlyreviewed and updated as necessary.95. PRC 0193 – Management of Radioactive Airborne Discharges. Ensures that discharges,through Authorised Gaseous Discharge Outlets, comply with the limits and conditions in therelevant environmental site permit. This procedure applies to all radioactive airbornedischarges generated and discharged by or on behalf of RSRL from a number of RSRLfacilities/buildings to the environment through the Authorised Gaseous Discharge Outlets asspecified in the site Environmental Permits. The radioactive airborne discharges mayinclude radioactive gases such as tritium and radon, as well as radioactive dusts.RSRL IWS (Issue 5 – October 2012)29
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