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Albinas Mastauskas Director Radiation Protection Centre Lithuania a.mastauskas@rsc.lt www.rsc.lt

RER/9/096 Regional Planning Meeting "Strengthening National Infrastructures for the Control of Radiation Sources" (TSA-1), (Phase II) LITHUANIA. Albinas Mastauskas Director Radiation Protection Centre Lithuania a.mastauskas@rsc.lt www.rsc.lt.

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Albinas Mastauskas Director Radiation Protection Centre Lithuania a.mastauskas@rsc.lt www.rsc.lt

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  1. RER/9/096 Regional Planning Meeting"Strengthening NationalInfrastructures for the Control ofRadiation Sources"(TSA-1), (Phase II)LITHUANIA Albinas Mastauskas Director RadiationProtection Centre Lithuania a.mastauskas@rsc.lt www.rsc.lt

  2. Order of the Minister of Health No. V-188 amended the Order of the Minister of Health No. 643on Lithuanian Hygiene Standard HN 87:2002 “Radiation Protection in Nuclear Facilities” Order on the Minister of Health Care No. V-1175 amended the Order of the Minister of Health No. V-749on Lithuanian Hygiene Standard HN 85:2003 “Natural Exposure. Standards of Radiation Protection” Order of the Minister of Health and Head of the State Nuclear Power Safety Inspectorate No. V-1271/22.3-139On Import, Export, Transit and Transportation of Radioactive Materials, Radioactive Waste and SpentFuel Order of the Minister of Environment No. D1-687 On Order of the Minister of Environment No. 194 amendedon Normative Document LAND 34-2000“Decontrolled Levels of Radionuclides. Re-using of Materials and Rules of Elimination of Waste” Order of the Director of the Radiation Protection Centre No. 73On Rules of Fit Construction of Transportation Tare of Radioactive Material and Radioactive Waste for Regulatory Authorities of Foreign Countries Order of the Director of the Radiation Protection Centre No. 84On Confirming the Recommended Exposure Levels in Diagnostic Radiology Recommendationsfor Institutions and Agencies Attending in Liquidation Chemical, Radiological and Biological Incidences. Formulated by Fire and Rescue Department under the Ministry of the Interior, 2008. Legal basis adopted on 2008

  3. Parliament (Seimas) Government Ministry of Health Ministry of Environment Ministry of the Interior State Food and Veterinary Service Fire and Rescue Department State Nuclear Power Safety Inspectorate Radiation Protection Centre Environmental Protection Agency Basic Regulatory Bodies

  4. The Regulatory Body -Radiation Protection Centre

  5. There isemployed 63 staff members: 45 public servants and 12 workers in RPC. 3 people to left office and 9 were employed. 84,1% of staff are with higher education. 4persons with doctoral degreeand 2 candidates for the doctoral degree. Average of the staff age – 39,4 years. Staff improved skills during 2008 attending: Regional training courses, organized by IAEA (16 persons); an Introductory public servants training courses (21 persons); TC, workshops and conferences in foreign countries (25 persons); RPC incollaborating with Vilnius University organized four internal training courses with the practice for RPC specialists in the field of RP in medicine (22 persons). Radiation Protection Centre (RPC) Staff

  6. Training needs. All staff of RPC needs to improve qualification in radiation protection field regularly. Inspectors should be trained to be able to prepare recommendations and documents regulating implementation of radiation safety in activity using newest digital technologies in medicine. Trainings related to new NPP building; sitting; Impact assessment of NPP, radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel projects from the point of radiation safety are necessary. Regional training course on PET/CT and cyclotron are welcome. Trainings

  7. Licensing and inspection

  8. Information management. RPC prepared investment project of State Register of Sources of Ionizing Radiation and Exposure Doses of Workers and received about 290,000 EUR support from budget of Lithuania Republic for this register creating. RPC formulated 23 procedures and 31 work instructions of quality management system for assurance of regulatory functions according to LST EN ISO 9001:2008 and this year is preparing for institution certification. (What about the Qualitymanagementsystem of theregulatory authority in your country?) Laboratory of Radiological Research for quality assurance has a quality manual and has been accredited several years ago according to ISO 17025:2005 in five main areas: Strontium measurements; Tritium measurements; X ray machines quality control; Individualdosemeasurements; Gama spectrometry. Management System

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