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Laboratory Testing, Certification and Calibration Rules and Regulations
Listed below are the names of the Laboratory Certification and Calibration Rules and Regulations, along with a synopsis of the rulemaking requirements, by which the Division of Nuclear Safety implements its statutory powers, duties and responsibilities. The texts of rules and regulations provided on this system are unofficial and provided for the information of readers interested in the responsibilities of the Division of Nuclear Safety. Statutes and rules are frequently amended. Consequently, the texts of statutes and rules provided on this system may at times not be current. For matters affecting legal rights or requiring legal interpretation, readers should consult a lawyer.
FEES FOR CALIBRATION SERVICES
(32 Ill. Adm. Code 333)
This Part sets forth the procedures to be followed by persons who request the services of the Division of Nuclear Safety's calibration facility, the terms and conditions under which such services will be provided and the fees that the Agency will charge for providing calibration services.
FEES FOR ANALYTICAL TESTING OF COMMUNITY DRINKING WATER SUPPLY SAMPLES FOR RADIONUCLIDES
(32 Ill. Adm. Code 336)
Under the Nuclear Safety Law, the Agency is authorized to analyze community drinking water samples for radionuclides and is authorized to assess a reasonable fee for such services. The Agency's laboratory is certified by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency to conduct such analyses for compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act (42 USC 300f, et seq.). This Part sets forth the procedure for requesting analytical services and the fees that the Agency charges for providing analytical services.
CERTIFICATION AND OPERATION OF RADIOCHEMISTRY LABORATORIES
(32Ill. Adm. Code 406)
This Part establishes standards applicable to radiochemistry laboratories in radiochemical analyses of samples of water from public water supplies and their sources. |
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