Betrieb eines Störstrahlers oder wesentliche Änderung des Betriebs genehmigen lassen

If you intend to put an intermittent emitter into operation or make significant changes to its operation, this must be approved by the competent authority.

Do you intend to operate an interfering emitter or substantially modify one that has already been approved?

These projects are subject to approval. To do this, you must submit an application for authorisation to the competent authority and submit the documents necessary to assess the facts of the case.

The competent radiation protection authority will examine your application to see whether it meets the requirements required for approval.

Documents required for the application for permits for the operation or substantial modification of an interfering emitter are:

1. plans, drawings and descriptions necessary to verify the conditions for authorisation;

2. Information enabling it to be ascertained whether:

(a) the number of radiation protection officers necessary for the safe performance of the activity has been appointed and they have been granted the powers necessary for the performance of their duties;

(b) it is ensured that the equipment is in place and that measures are taken as are necessary in accordance with the state of the art in order to comply with the safety rules;

3. information that makes it possible to check whether the person responsible for radiation protection and the radiation protection officers are reliable and have the necessary expertise in radiation protection,

4. a copy of a radiation protection instruction if the issuance of a radiation protection instruction is necessary,

Approval will be granted to you if the relevant requirements are met. The conditions are fulfilled if:

1. there are no facts from which doubts arise as to the reliability of the applicant, his or her legal representative or, in the case of legal persons or associations of persons without legal capacity, of those entitled to represent or manage the company under the law, articles of association or articles of association and, if a radiation protection officer is not necessary, one of the natural persons mentioned has the necessary expertise in the field of radiation protection. radiation protection,
2. there are no facts from which doubts arise as to the reliability of the radiation protection officers and they have the necessary expertise in radiation protection,
3. the number of radiation protection officers necessary for the safe performance of the work has been appointed and they have been granted the powers necessary for the performance of their duties,
4. it is ensured that the persons otherwise involved in the activity have the necessary knowledge and skills with regard to the possible radiation hazard and the protective measures to be applied,
5. there are no facts from which doubts arise as to the existence of the necessary personnel for the safe performance of the activity,
6. it is ensured that the equipment is available and that the measures are taken which, in the case of an activity pursuant to § 12 (1) number 5, are necessary according to the state of the art in order to comply with the safety regulations,
7. it is not an unjustified type of activity under a statutory ordinance pursuant to Section 6 (3) or if, taking into account a report published pursuant to Section 7 (2), there are no significant doubts as to the justification of the type of activity, and
8. other provisions of public law.

You send the application for a permit for the operation or substantial modification of the operation of an interfering emitter to the competent authority. Upon receipt of the application and the complete dossier, the competent authority will check whether the conditions for authorisation are met. After the application has been reviewed by the competent authority, you will receive the decision in the form of a decision.

Finally, you will be sent a notice of costs from the competent authority

Complaint

• Operation of an interfering emitter or significant modification of operation Authorisation
• The operation of an interfering emitter must be approved
• The substantial change in the operation of an interfering emitter must be approved
• The operation or substantial modification must not take place before the permit has been granted
• The legal requirements for the granting of the permit must be met. The necessary evidence must be provided for this.
• The application can be submitted online or in paper form.

• Responsible:

• State Labour Inspectorates (Braunschweig, Celle, Cuxhaven, Emden, Hanover, Hildesheim, Göttingen, Lüneburg, Oldenburg, Osnabrück): Dependence on postal code
• State Office for Mining, Energy and Geology (LBEG): Activities and facilities covered by the Federal Mining Act