FUKUSHIMA Lessons Learned

Logistics in the exclusion zone ▸ Exclusion zone should be made more accessible by securing the contamination and by placing steel panels on the ground to reduce the dose rates and to limit the dispersion of contamination due to the wind or to vehicle traffic. ► Vehicles assigned to the exclusion zone must be identified and their circulation must be restricted to limit the dissemination of contamination. ► The supply vehicles (fuel, reagents, etc.) necessitate imperative intermediary buffers. ► The work should be done essentially outside, a pre-equipped confined safe haven must exist on the site. A FUKUSHIMA Lessons Learned IAEA January 2013-- p.13 AREVA

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