Training objective: to introduce the complex licensing system of nuclear law. The training will describe the different types of licences required for the operation of nuclear power plants, radioactive waste repositories and other nuclear installations. Students will gain knowledge of the licensing regime for the whole life cycle of nuclear installations.
Training time: 20 hours
Training venue: University of Miskolc
Miskolc University, Mikkeli:
The training introduces participants to the main elements of licensing procedures related to the nuclear energy sector. Students who have completed the training will be able to use the basic knowledge of licensing in the nuclear sector in their work.
Main topics:
- Basic concepts related to nuclear licensing
- Basic concepts of nuclear energy licensing
- General principles of the regulatory framework for nuclear power plants
- The role of the National Nuclear Energy Office in licensing
- Main stages in the licensing of a nuclear power plant
- Requirements for the licensing procedure for nuclear installations
- Role of the Nuclear Safety Regulations in the licensing process
- Safety policy
- Nuclear Accident Management Action Plan
- Site inspection and assessment licence
- The site licence
- The environmental licensing procedure
- Submission of a site licence
- Activities that may be carried out under the establishment licence
- Establishment permit
- Authorisation to extend the operating period
- Definition of radioactive waste
- Steps in the management of radioactive waste
- Licences for storage facilities
- Temporary storage facility for radioactive waste
- National Radioactive Waste Repository
- Licensing of the National Radioactive Waste Repository
- National Policy and National Programme
Responsible for the training: Prof. Dr. Anita Paulovics, Professor, ME ÁJK ÁTI, jogani@uni-miskolc.hu, Dr. Zsófia Hornyák, Assistant Professor, ME ÁJK CTI, joghzs@uni-miskolc.hu
Minimum and maximum number of participants: min 5, max 30
Planned start of training: on request at any time
Who is it for?- People interested in the nuclear energy sector with at least a bachelor’s degree