RE: US DOT

[Tom Morgan <tmorgan@ISOTOPEPRODUCTS.COM>]

The new regulations are summarized in "Dangerous Goods Regulations"

published by International Air Transport Association.  They can be reached

at 514-874-0202.



Thomas L. Morgan, Ph.D.

Director, Health Physics

Radiation Safety Officer

Isotope Products Laboratories

24937 Avenue Tibbitts

Santa Clarita, CA 91355

661-257-8300 x215

818-558-4087 (fax)





-----Original Message-----

From: Celia Rajkovich - Radiation Safety [mailto:celiar@ANDREW.CMU.EDU]

Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 11:37 AM

To: radsafe@list.vanderbilt.edu

Subject: US DOT





Apparently on june 21, 2001 RSPA of the US DOT published a final rule to 

harmonize the domestic haz mat regs with UN recommendations and the 

international regs. i printed this final rule(Docket#RSPA-2000-7702)(M215D) 

to search for any changes in packaging, labeling and shipping of rad 

material. I found no specifics but the document references IAEA safety 

standard TS-R-1 safety series #6. Before i print out another large document 

and read it can anyone tell me if there is a brief summary of changes 

regarding rad shipping and where it can be found. i received a letter from 

a manufacturing stating some changes and wanted to verify them. One of the 

statements was-Rad Material, Excepted Package-Lim. Quantity is now required 

to have labeling on the outside of the box.



Thanks in advance,

Celia

Carnegie Mellon University

EH&S - Radiation Safety

PGh. PA  15213



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