The Spanish Protocol for Collaboration on the Radiation Monitoring of Metal Materials (1999)
As a result of an accidental melting
of a 137Cs source in a Spanish steel mill in 1998, the Spanish
authorities, the private companies involved and the main trade unions, drafted
the Spanish Protocol for prevention of and responding to such events. The
Protocol is a voluntary agreement defining the radiological surveillance of scrap
metal and its products, and the duties and rights of the signatories.
Spanish Protocol
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