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To promote high levels of nuclear safety, the IAEA publishes Safety Standards for use in the nuclear industry. The hierarchy of the Safety Standards begins with the Fundamental Safety Principles, then the Safety Requirements and finally the Safety Guides. In addition, numerous more specific technical reports are produced to support the Safety Standards. The Safety Standards are produced with the involvement and agreement of all Member States and provide a global reference for nuclear safety. All nuclear organizations in all Member States are encouraged to adopt and implement the principles, requirements and guidance given in the Safety Standards in order to maintain and improve global nuclear safety.

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No. SSG-33

Schedules of Provisions

of the IAEA Regulations

for the Safe Transport

of Radioactive Material

(2012 Edition)

IAEA Safety Standards

for protecting people and the environment


No. SSG-26

Advisory Material for the

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Safe Transport of

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(2012 Edition)


General Safety RequirementsNo. GSR Part 1 (Rev. 1)

Governmental, Legal and Regulatory Framework for Safety



General Safety Requirements Part 2

No. GSR Part 2

Leadership and

Management for Safety

Safety through international standards

“Governments, regulatory bodies and operators everywhere must

ensure that nuclear material and radiation sources are used

beneficially, safely and ethically. The IAEA safety standards are

designed to facilitate this, and I encourage all Member States to

make use of them.”

Yukiya Amano

Director General IAEA Safety Standards


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Radiation Protection and

Safety of Radiation Sources:

International Basic

Safety Standards

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Director General



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Preparedness and Response

for a Nuclear or

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Site Evaluation for Nuclear Installations



Specific Safety Requirements

No. SSR-2/1 (Rev. 1)

Safety of

Nuclear Power Plants:

Design




No. SSG-39

Design of Instrumentation

and Control Systems for

Nuclear Power Plants



Specific Safety Requirements

No. SSR-2/2 (Rev. 1)

Safety of Nuclear Power Plants:

Commissioning and

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Design of Electrical

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