JBSANANTONIOI40-101 — Joint Installation Radiation Safety Program

JBSANANTONIOI40-101 governs the Joint Installation Radiation Safety Program for radioactive materials and ionizing radiation-producing devices at JBSA.

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  • Publication number: JBSANANTONIOI40-101
  • Title: JOINT INSTALLATION RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM
  • Date: 2025-07-25

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JBSANANTONIOI40-101 addresses radioactive material usage, disposition, contractor operations, industrial radiography, and permit termination. It requires radiation safety approvals, inventories, notifications, records, and controls for radioactive materials and radiation-producing devices.

Topics covered

  • Radioactive material usage
  • Radioactive material disposition
  • Contractor RAM/RPD operations
  • Industrial radiography
  • Radiation-producing devices
  • Permit termination
  • Radiation safety approvals

Questions and answers

What categories of radioactive material usage does JBSANANTONIOI40-101 recognize?

Usage can be split into three categories: exempt, generally licensed, and permitted. (paragraph 2)

What is required before obtaining an item requiring a radioactive material permit?

Coordination through the OLRSO is mandatory prior to obtaining any item requiring a RAM Permit. (paragraph 40-201)

How may radioactive material be disposed of?

Disposition of RAM may only be carried out by transfer to another licensed agency or to a licensed disposal contractor. (paragraph 4)

Is land burial of radioactive material permitted on JBSA?

Land burial of RAM is not permitted on JBSA. (paragraph 4)

How far in advance must contractors request approval to use RAM or RPDs on JBSA?

To obtain approval, contractors must submit a request, in writing, to the OLRSO at least 30 days prior to the required use date. (paragraph 6)

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