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of experience and that they must take part in checks

on different licensees and facilities in order to acquire

a broader view of this field of activity. These guidelines

also allowgreater clarity in the exercise of the respective

responsibilities of the licensee and the inspector;

bytakingoninspectorstrainedinotherinspectionpractices.

ASNencourages the integration into its departments of

inspectors fromother regulatory authorities, such as the

Regional Directorate for the Environment, Planning and

Housing (DREAL), ANSM, Regional Health Agencies

(ARS), etc. It also proposes organising joint inspections

with these authorities concerning the activities within

their joint field of competence;

by encouraging its staff to take part in inspections on

subjects in different regions and domains, notably to

ensure the uniformity of its practices.

TABLE 3:

Breakdown of inspectors per inspection domain (as at 31st December 2015)

TYPE OF INSPECTOR

DEPARTMENTS

DIVISIONS

TOTAL

Nuclear safety inspector (BNI)

of which nuclear safety inspector (transport)

85

8

98

38

183

46

Staff responsible for oversight of pressure equipment

19

32

51

Radiation protection inspector

42

101

143

Labour inspector

1

12

13

Number of inspectors all domains

117

151

268

TABLE 4:

Trend in number of inspections performed from 2009 to 2015

NUMBER OF INSPECTIONS CARRIED OUT

YEAR

BNI

PE

RMT

NPX

OA-LA

TOTAL

2015

591

67

98

1,003

123

1,882

2014

686

87

113

1,159

125

2,170

2013

678

86

131

1,165

131

2,191

2012

726

76

112

1,050

129

2,093

2011

684

65

100

1,088

124

2,061

2010

665

72

92

1,002

133

1,964

2009

709

105

94

1,081

139

2,128

GRAPH 1:

Trend in the number of ASN inspections and inspectors from 2009 to 2015

2013

2014

2015

2012

2011

2009

2010

2,128

245

248

276

280

273

250

1,964

2,061

2,093

2,191

2,170

268

1,882

1,700

1,800

1,900

2,000

2,100

2,200

2,300

200

215

230

245

260

275

290

Inspectors

Inspections

Number of inspections

Number of inspectors

140

CHAPTER 04:

REGULATION OF NUCLEAR ACTIVITIES AND EXPOSURE TO IONISING RADIATION

ASN report on the state of nuclear safety and radiation protection in France in 2015