Understand the general licenses in 10 CFR 40.13, “Unimportant Quantities of Source Material,” and 10 CFR 40.22, Quantities “Small of Source Material” Discuss the process for requesting additional information from a licensee or applicant. Discuss the information that is required in a specific license. TASKS: 1. As assigned by your immediate supervisor, and under the supervision of a qualified reviewer, complete licensing actions for the following program codes: Byproduct Material Possession Only Byproduct Material Standby No Operations – 11200: Source Material Other Less Than 150 Kilograms 11210: Source Material Shielding 11220: Source Material Military Munitions Indoor Testing Source Material Military Munitions Outdoor Testing 11230: Source Material General License Distribution 40.34 – 11300: Source Material Other Greater Than 150 Kilograms 11700: Rare Earth Extraction and Processing 11800: Source Material Possession Only 11810: Source Material Standby No Operations – 23300: SNM Possession Only Other Than Reactor Fuel – 23310: SNM Possession Only Other Than Reactor – Fuel No Operations – 2. You will be responsible for the following: a. reviewing the licensee’s initial application, license renewal, or amendment request b. developing the request for additional information c. evaluating the applicant or licensee’s response to the request for additional information d. drafting or amending the specific license NOTE: Your immediate supervisor and the qualified license reviewer assigned to work with you for these specific types of licenses will decide when you have demonstrated sufficient competency to recommend you for interim qualification status for signature authority for the different types of licenses in this module. You are responsible for keeping track of license reviews that you work on. 3. Review NMED for any recent events involving the licensee for any potential generic issues and open items.
Understand the general licenses in 10 CFR 40.13, “Unimportant Quantities of Source Material,” and 10 CFR 40.22, “Small Quantities of Source Material” Discuss the process for requesting additional information from a licensee or applicant. Discuss the information that is required in a specific license. TASKS: 1. As assigned by your immediate supervisor, and under the supervision of a qualified reviewer, complete licensing actions for the following program codes: Byproduct Material Possession Only Byproduct Material Standby – No Operations 11200: Source Material Other Less Than 150 Kilograms 11210: Source Material Shielding 11220: Source Material Military Munitions Indoor Testing Source Material Military Munitions Outdoor Testing 11230: Source Material General License Distribution – 40.34 11300: Source Material Other Greater Than 150 Kilograms 11700: Rare Earth Extraction and Processing 11800: Source Material Possession Only 11810: Source Material Standby – No Operations 23300: SNM Possession Only – Other Than Reactor Fuel 23310: SNM Possession Only – Other Than Reactor Fuel – No Operations 2. You will be responsible for the following: a. reviewing the licensee’s initial application, license renewal, or amendment request b. developing the request for additional information c. evaluating the applicant or licensee’s response to the request for additional information d. drafting or amending the specific license NOTE: Your immediate supervisor and the qualified license reviewer assigned to work with you for these specific types of licenses will decide when you have demonstrated sufficient competency to recommend you for interim qualification status for signature authority for the different types of licenses in this module. You are responsible for keeping track of license reviews that you work on. 3. Review NMED for any recent events involving the licensee for any potential generic issues and open items.