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The implementation of the Programme will enable ROSATOM to obtain, analyse and report the findings of
radiation monitoring and data on radionuclide content in various components of the environment using
a modern research and methodological framework, software and hardware in order to take necessary
measures to prevent or reduce the radiation impact on local residents and the environment.
GRI 3-3 Emergency preparedness and special transportation
In order to ensure the safe operation of the nuclear industry and protect employees, the local population
and regions against the possible impacts of accidents (emergencies), nuclear organisations operate and
improve a functional subsystem for emergency prevention and response which covers the organisations
(facilities) controlled by JSC Atomenergoprom and falling within the scope of its operations. This subsystem
forms part of the integrated state system for emergency prevention and response.
A Programme for the Development of the Emergency Preparedness and Response System until 2035 and
beyond was approved in 2022 by order of ROSATOM; it covers the organisations of JSC Atomenergoprom.
In the reporting year, the needs of organisations in the industry for special cargo transportation were
fully met. All shipments of nuclear materials, radioactive substances and products made from them fully
complied with established requirements. Steps are being taken to improve the industry-wide automated
system for safe transportation of radioactive substances (ASST-RS). Work was continued to produce and
upgrade special vehicles and equip them with modern automated security systems.
Diagram of safety management (including occupational safety) in the Company through
ROSATOM's divisions
Director General
Functional
subordinates
Inspector General
Deputy Inspector
General
Service of the Inspector General
of State Atomic Energy Corporation
Rosatom (Private Institution
of ROSATOM)
Deputy Inspector
General
Deputy Inspector
General
Nuclear Safety and Reserve
Management Department
GRI 3-3 Occupational safety and health
GRI 403-1
One of the fundamental priorities for JSC Atomenergoprom is to protect the life and health of employees
in the industry. Internal regulations adopted in the Company and its organisations (primarily the Uniform
Industry-Wide Policy on Occupational Safety and Health) are aimed at preventing workplace accidents and
occupational diseases, systematically monitoring working conditions and occupational safety performance,
Since 2019, ROSATOM has been involved in the Vision Zero
international campaign and seeks to achieve a zero injury
rate in nuclear organisations.
ensuring the safety and protecting the health not only
of the Company's employees, but also of employees
of contractors and subcontractors involved in the
operation of nuclear facilities.
The Company and its organisations recognise their responsibility for the safety of production processes,
occupational safety and health, given that the rapid development of the nuclear power industry makes
it crucially important to guarantee compliance with fundamental principles whereby priority is given to
protecting employees' life and health and enhancing the protection of people and the environment
against radiation exposure.
Responsibility for ensuring safety of the use of nuclear energy for civilian and defence purposes by
organisations of JSC Atomenergoprom in the course of their operations has been assigned to the Inspector
General of ROSATOM.
Quality Inspection
Department
NWD Inspection
Department
Nuclear Power
Industry Inspection
Department
Radiation, Industrial and
Occupational Safety and
Environmental Protection
Department
Key functions of the Corporation's Inspector General include the following:
Timely and full detection of non-compliance with Russian laws and local regulations of ROSATOM and
the Company on occupational safety and health;
Responsibility for the exercise of powers and performance of functions related to nuclear and
radiation safety by the Corporation and the Company as a government regulator controlling the use
of nuclear energy, as well as the functions of a regulator in the sphere of industrial and fire safety,
the safety of hydraulic structures, occupational safety and health and environmental protection in
ROSATOM's organisations (including the Company and its organisations);
66. Safety means nuclear, radiation, industrial and fire safety, the safety of hydraulic structures, occupational safety and health, and environmental protection.
SAFE OPERATIONS
SAFE OPERATIONS
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