Troxler 4640-B, Operation And Instruction Manual

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CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENT AUTHORITY
Regulations require that a shipper keep a copy of the IAEA
Certificate(s) of Competent Authority (or Special Form
Certificate(s)) “for at least one year after the latest shipment.”
Please note that this certification does expire. The operator must
have a current copy in possession before legally shipping the gauge.
Refer to the Troxler certificate for the required special form source
certificate identification numbers (Example: GB/353/S-85). Troxler
has provided a copy of the applicable certificates in the
Transportation Guide . Troxler recommends that the operator place
copies of the applicable certificate in all 4640-B files.
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A certificate issued by Troxler with each 4640-B gauge gives the
model and serial number, along with relevant source and ownership
information. The Troxler certificate has been confused with the
certificate of competent authority required above. The Troxler
certificate is not a legally required document for purposes of
shipment. However, it is a desirable document to have when being
inspected, since it provides relevant device information.
RESULTS OF TYPE A PACKAGE TESTING
The regulations require that each shipper of a (Specification 7A)
Type A package “must maintain on file for at least one year after the
latest shipment” the testing methods and results for the Type A
package. Troxler has provided this document, entitled “Testing
Results for Type A Packages for Troxler Gauges…” in the
Transportation Guide .
EMERGENCY RESPONSE SHEET
The regulations require that emergency response information
(Emergency Response Sheet) accompany the shipment of a nuclear
gauge. This document must be in the transport vehicle and
immediately accessible to the driver during transportation on a
public highway. A copy is included with the
Transportation Guide .
For additional copies of this sheet, contact Troxler.
Model 4640-B Appendix D–3