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BASIC IRRS TRAININGInformation lecture 1.

History and Background of IRRS

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Outline

• Earlier services integrated into IRRS• IRRT missions• IRRS missions• IRRS and the European Nuclear Safety Directive• IRRS Guidelines• IRRS on web

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IRRS as successor of other missions

• IRRS – Integrated Regulatory Review Service, superseded a number of former services:• Integrated Regulatory Review Team (IRRT)• Radiation Safety, and Security of Radioactive

Sources, Infrastructure Appraisal (RaSSIA)• Part of Emergency Preparedness Review (EPREV)

Core areaAdditional area

(also in separate missions)

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IRRT missions

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COUNTRY YEAR TYPE

Romania 1992 Full scope

Bulgaria 1997 Reduced scope

Romania 1998 Reduced scope

Slovakia 1998 Reduced scope

Ukraine 1998 Full scope

Switzerland 1998 Full scope

Vietnam 1999 Full scope

Slovenia 1999 Full scope

Indonesia 1999 Full scope follow-up

Czech Republic 2000 Reduced scope

Finland 2000 Full scope

Hungary 2000 Full scope

China 2000 Full scope

Mexico 2001 Full scope

Czech Republic 2001 Full scope

Lithuania 2001 Full scope

Thailand 2001 Full scope

Ukraine 2001 Full scope follow-up

Armenia 2002 Full scope

Romania 2002 Full scope follow-up

Slovakia 2002 Full scope follow-up

Switzerland 2003 Full scope follow-up

Hungary 2003 Full scope follow-up

Bulgaria 2003 Full scope follow-up

Finland 2003 Full scope follow-up

Indonesia 2003 Full scope follow-up

Pakistan 2003 Full scope

Armenia 2004 Full scope follow-up

China 2004 Full scope follow-up

COUNTRY YEAR TYPE

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RaSSIA missions

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COUNTRY YEARAzerbaijan 2004Bahamas 2004Bahrain 2004Bolivia 2004Cambodia 2004Chad 2004China 2004Costa Rica 2004Cuba 2004Indonesia 2004Jamaica 2004Kazakhstan 2004Kuwait 2004Lithuania 2004Malaysia 2004Morocco 2004Panama 2004Philippines 2004Romania 2004Syrian Arab Republic 2004Ukraine 2004Armenia 2005

COUNTRY YEARBosnia & Herzegovina 2005Chile 2005Croatia 2005Dominican Republic 2005Ecuador 2005Estonia 2005Iran 2005Georgia 2005Jordan 2005Macedonia, FY Republic of 2005Mali 2005Malta 2005Mexico 2005Moldova, Republic of 2005Montenegro 2005Nigeria 2005Myanmar 2005Pakistan 2005Serbia 2005Sri Lanka 2005Thailand 2005Tunisia 2005

COUNTRY YEARAlbania 2006Bangladesh 2006Brazil 2006Brunei 2006Burkina Faso 2006Colombia 2006El Salvador 2006Ethiopia 2006Latvia 2006Kirgizstan 2006Sudan 2006Tajikistan 2006Tanzania 2006UAE 2006Uruguay 2006Zambia 2006Algeria 2007Mongolia 2007Qatar 2007Uzbekistan 2007

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IRRS Missions in 2006-2014

France

UK

Romania

Niger

Mexico

Mauritius

Cameroon

Kenya

Uganda

Gabon

Australia

Japan

Germany

Ukraine

Sierra Leone

Namibia

Madagascar

Botswana

Spain

Cote d'Ivoire

Russia

UK (part 2)

Vietnam

Lebanon

Canada

Peru

France (fu)

Ukraine (fu)

USA

China

Iran

UAE

Canada (fu)

Switzerland

Australia (fu)

Slovenia

Germany (fu)

Korea

Spain (fu)

Romania

Finland

Greece

Slovakia

Sweden

BelgiumCzech Rep.Russia (f)

UK (f)PolandBulgaria

Korea (f)

Zimbabwe

France

Netherlands

Cameroon

Vietnam (f)

Slovenia (f)

Jordan

Pakistan

USA (f)

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

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IRRS Missions in 2006-2013

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Initial missions

Follow-up missions

In sum 50 IRRS missions

20062007200820092010201120122013

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Future missions

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Participation in the missions (2006-2014)

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• No. of experts (including IAEA): 370

• From 59 countries (+IAEA + EC)

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Participation in the missions (2006-2014)• 697 times• In 54 missions

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IRRS and the European Union

EC-IAEA Agreement ENER/11/NUCL/SI2.588650 on “Cooperation in the Field of Nuclear Safety – IRRS in the EU” for the implementation of the Council Directive on Nuclear Safety in which one of the main objectives is to“Analyse and share emerging issues, trends and challenges

from IRRS missions”• Accordingly IRRS missions to EU countries have some

specific attention (expert pool, national coordinator, requirement on team composition, c.f. below)

• Analysis of past missions and extension of guidance are expected in the framework of the agreement

• The present Training Course is also part of the Agreement activities

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EU IRRS National Contact Points

• Recruitment is performed through the National Contact Points

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Country Name e-mailBelgium Thierry Maldague Thierry.Maldague@fanc.fgov.beBulgaria Alexander Rogatchev a.rogatchev@bnra.bg

Czech Republic Petr Krs petr.krs@sujb.czFinland Hannu Koponen hannu.koponen@stuk.fiFrance Isabelle Forest isabelle.forest@asn.fr

Germany Kai Weidenbrück kai.weidenbrueck@bmu.bund.deHungary Zoltanne Bodis Bodis@haea.gov.hu

Netherlands Aad Sedee A.G.J.Sedee@minez.nlRomania Camelia Liutiev camelia.liutiev@cncan.ro

Slovak Republic Karol Janko karol.janko@ujd.gov.skSlovenia Laura Kristančič Desman laura.kristancic-desman@gov.si

Spain Ivan Recarte irga@csn.esSweden Ingemar Lund Ingemar.Lund@ssm.se

United Kingdom Liz Bibby Liz.Bibby@onr.gsi.gov.ukAustria Helmut Fischer helmut.fischer@lebensministerium.at

Denmark Kaare Ulbak ku@sis.dkEstonia Ilmar Puskar ilmar.puskar@keskkonnaamet.eeGreece Vasiliki Kamenopoulou vkamenop@eeae.gr

Italy Roberto Ranieri roberto.ranieri@isprambiente.itLatvia Andris Abramenkovs andris.abramenkovs@lvgmc.lv

Lithuania Sigitas Šlepavičius s.slepavicius@vatesi.ltPoland Michał Koc michal.koc@paa.gov.pl

PortugalCroatiaCyprus Panicos Demetriades pdemetriades@dli.mlsi.gov.cyIreland Tom Ryan tryan@epa.ie

Luxembourg Patrick Majerus patrick.majerus@ms.etat.luMalta Paul Brejza paul.brejza@gov.mt

EU JRC Ghislain Pascal Ghislain.PASCAL@ec.europa.eu

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EU IRRS Expert Pool

• List of available experts with their expertise

• Short CV • Non-EU countries

are encouraged to offer experts into the pool

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VLAHOV, Nikolay BUL 1,3,4,5,9, 2DRABOVA, Dana CZR TL 2KRS, Petr CZR 1,6,7,8, 3LIETAVA, Peter CZR wm,de,so,tr,rp, 3PETROVA, Karla CZR rp, STAROSTOVÁ, Věra CZR 10, 2STULLER, Jan CZR 1,6,7,8, TIPEK, Zdenek CZR 7,8, ALM-LYTZ, Kirsi FIN 3,5,6,7,8,9,10, BLY, Ritva FIN cm 2HEINONEN, Jussi FIN 5,6,7,8,9,wm 1JÄRVINEN, Marja-Leena FIN 3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 5KOSKINEN, Kaisa FIN 4, 1MARKKANEN, Mikka FIN so 3TIIPPANA, Petteri FIN 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 2VALTONEN, Keijo FIN 5,6,7,8,9, VARJORANTA, Tero FIN TL,2,4, 3ALLAIN, Olivier FRA 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 4ARDOIS, Christophe FRA 5,7, BLANCHARD, Vincent FRA 5,6,7,8,9,

No. Subject Data Year1 Name of expert TIIPPANA, Petteri2 Affiliation of expert Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, STUK3 Educational background Master of Science (engineering) 19974 Professional background Inspection, Authorisation, Review and Assessment,

Regulations1996

5 Regulatory expertise Inspection, Enforcement, Authorisation, Review and Assessment, Regulations, Management system, Responsibilities and function of the RB

6 IRRS modules to contribute Modules 1-9, 117 Previous IRRS missions USA 2010, Switzerland 2011

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10 year IRRS programme of EU

According to the NS Directive each EU MS invites an IRRS mission and a follow-up once in every 10 years

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Country Initial follow-up Country Initial follow-upBelgium 2013 2015 Austria 2016-18Bulgaria 2013 2016 Denmark 2019-21Czech Republic 2013 2016 Estonia 2015 2017Finland 2012 2015 Greece 2012France 2014 2016 Italy 2015 2017/18Germany 2021 Latvia 2016 2018Hungary 2015 2017 Lithuania 2016 2018Netherlands 2014 2017 Poland 2013Romania 2019 2014&2022 PortugalSlovak Republic 2012 2014 Cyprus 2016 2019Slovenia 2011 2014 Ireland 2015 2018Spain Luxembourg 2017-18 2020Sweden 2012 2014-16 Malta 2015United Kingdom 2019 2013&2022

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IRRS Guidelines

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More on IRRS from the web

http://www-ns.iaea.org/reviews/rs-reviews.asp?s=7&l=47

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IRRS dedicated website

http://gnssn.iaea.org/regnet/irrs/pages/default.aspx

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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Photo: V. Friedrich

This activity is conducted by the IAEA, with funding by the European Union. The views expressed in this presentation do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission