“ARCTIC-2012” TRAINING: ACHIEVEMENTS AND LESSONS

JOURNAL: No. 4(8) 2012, p. 82-89

HEADING: Safety

AUTHORS: Osipjantz, I.A., Pavlovsky, O.O., Krasnoperov, S.S.

ORGANIZATIONS: Nuclear Safety Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences

UDC: 621.039.586

The article was received on: 28.11.2012

Keywords: emergency response, automated radiation environment monitoring system, radioactive waste management, radiation monitoring, training

Bibliographic description: Osipjantz, I.A., Pavlovsky, O.O., Krasnoperov, S.S. “Arctic-2012” Training: Achievements and Lessons. Arctic: ecology and economy, 2012, no. 4(8), pp. 82-89. DOI: . (In Russian).

Abstract:

In the North-West region of Russia large-scale operations for decommissioning radiation hazardous objects of the Navy are conducted. Challenges of nuclear, radiation and environmental safety take the most important place in the implementation of such operations.
A key element to the safety of potentially hazardous objects decommissioning is the availability to respond to potential radiological incidents and accidents.
The response system is checked for its availability to eliminate emergency situations at the facility, municipal, territorial and federal levels by carrying out exercises and training on a regular basis.

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DOI 10.25283/2223-4594