Security at Research and Test Reactors
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NRC pursues security enhancements:
Although the NRC is confident that the
security of RTRs ensures the public
radiological health and safety, the NRC is
working to gain Federal assistance to
further enhance security. To this end,
NRC, DHS, and DOE are working through
a Government Coordinating Council sub-
council on RTRs with the National
Organization of Test, Research and
Security at Research and Test Reactors Training Reactors (TRTR).
Since 1970’s, On 9/11/2001, Additional NRC performs Informed by site Site security
Security NRC verified all security site-specific visits, generic assessment
requirements existed RTRs were measures security security results provided
and evolved as secure and Orders for assessments enhancements to RTRs, DOE,
necessary to detect, placed on the transport of shared with DHS
deter, assess, and highest level of certain RTRs
respond to alert materials
unauthorized activity
Pre-2001 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
In the early 1990s, NRC updates NRC evaluates NRC found no All RTRs NRC works with Completed Fingerprinting Fingerprinting
NRC updates Advisories, implementation issues while commit to Congress on the allegations Orders for Orders for
regulations as a Alert levels, of additional conducting additional Energy Policy evaluation of access to unescorted
result of 1980s and security background security Act of 2005, ABC Primetime Safeguards access to
sabotage studies associated measures at checks for all measures includes security Information RTRs
security RTRs individuals with changes for concerns
precautions unescorted access RTR security
to RTRs enhancements
Verifications and assessments continue: NRC inspections verify and
continue to consider implementation of requirements and security
measures. NRC security assessments continue to find that no credible
sabotage or theft scenarios at RTRs would result in significant radiological
consequences.
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