Packaging and Transport of Nuclear Substances Regulations, 2015 (SOR/2015-145)
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Regulations are current to 2026-09-30 and last amended on 2025-10-30. Previous Versions
Marginal note:Application for certification of design
11 (1) An application for certification of a design for the types of prescribed equipment referred to in subsection 10(1) must include the information required for the applicable approval under the IAEA Regulations and
(a) the number of any applicable approval issued by a foreign competent authority, in accordance with the IAEA Regulations;
(b) in respect of a package design,
(i) the recommended inspection and servicing program, and
(ii) instructions for packing, transport, receiving, maintenance and unpacking; and
(c) any other information necessary to demonstrate that the design meets the requirements of these Regulations.
Marginal note:Observing of test
(2) An applicant must give the Commission, or a designated officer, a reasonable opportunity to observe any test that the applicant intends to conduct to demonstrate the compliance of a design with these Regulations, including reasonable notice of the date and time of the test.
Marginal note:New application for certification
(3) No later than 60 days after the day on which the certificate of a design expires, an applicant may make a new application to the Commission or a designated officer to certify the design if the technical specifications of the design have not been modified. The application must include
(a) a statement confirming that the drawings and procedures previously submitted have not been modified or, if they have been modified, a copy of the revised drawings and procedures and a statement confirming that the modifications are without technical significance and do not affect the safety of the design;
(b) a statement confirming that each type of prescribed equipment referred to in subsection 10(1) has been produced and maintained in compliance with the drawings and procedures previously submitted;
(c) a statement confirming that the instructions previously submitted in respect of the certified design have not been modified;
(d) unless previously submitted, the model number and drawings of any capsule containing radioactive material;
(e) a list of the serial numbers used for the certified design, other than a certified design referred to in paragraph (f);
(f) in respect of a design that was certified after approval by a foreign competent authority in accordance with the IAEA Regulations, a list of the serial numbers currently in use or intended for use in Canada;
(g) a list of the known users in Canada of the latest certified design;
(h) a summary of the maintenance performed and any operational or maintenance problems encountered with the certified design, including the date, the nature of the problem and any action taken;
(i) a copy of any applicable approval issued by the foreign competent authority in accordance with the IAEA Regulations since the last certification;
(j) a copy of the documents submitted to the foreign competent authority to obtain each approval; and
(k) any other information necessary to demonstrate that the design meets the applicable requirements of these Regulations.
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