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RWM220 The Assessment of Subsidiary Hazards Associated with Transport of Waste Packages

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One of the key aims of RWM is to ensure that when waste is packaged by waste producers, it is in a form which is suitable for safe storage, transport, handling and potential disposal. Waste packaging proposals are assessed through our Disposability Assessment process [ ]. One element of a Disposability Assessment is a Transport Safety Assessment, whereby the suitability of a packaging proposal is assessed against the requirements for transport through the public domain to a geological disposal facility [ ]. The safety of radioactive waste transport is ensured through compliance with the IAEA Transport Regulations [ ], the fundamental principal of which is that safety is ensured through t…

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What the buyer calls it
RWM220 The Assessment of Subsidiary Hazards Associated with Transport of Waste Packages
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
6 Oct 2019
Work ends
3 Jan 2020

Who the buyer named

David Kirkbride was the named contact on this notice.

David.kirkbride@uknnl.com