Peer Review Service: TranSAS - Transport Safety Appraisal Service
	No specific modules - each mision is tailored to MS request
Purpose	The Transport Safety Appraisal Service (TranSAS) is based on a peer review conducted by a team of international experts with direct experience applicable in the evaluation of areas of transport safety. Recommendation and suggestions are developed by the experts of the international review team in accordance with the guidelines for this service. The review is not a regulatory inspection or an audit against set codes and standards. Instead, it is a service which is intended to assist the country to improve its transport safety regulatory programme and to make its regulatory process more efficient.
Audience	Regulators, Operators, Legislators, Law Enforcement
Team composition	Variable, normally 2 staff plus 2 to 12 experts.
Duration	One to two weeks
Expected output	The mission results in a report which advises a MS on how they may wish to improve transport safety.
Average usage in 2005-2010
Recommended frequency	As requested
Resource requirements	Two staff for approx 8 weeks, travel and DSA for staff and experts.
Prerequisites	none
Point of contact in IAEA	transportsafety@iaea.org
Required signoff	High level government official
Public outreach
Required follow-up