Any licensing issues discussed in this manual are for the United
States. To purchase a Model 3430 Plus or 3440 Plus in Canada,
owners must obtain a radioisotope license from the Canadian
Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC). The owner should obtain
copies of the CNSC Regulations and the Transportation of
Dangerous Goods Act and Regulations (TDG). For other countries,
please consult your local regulatory agency.
Owners are encouraged to require study of this manual before
allowing anyone to use the gauge. A potential hazard does exist if
improperly used. Appendices A and B, which cover radiological
safety and transportation requirements, should be required reading
for all users and potential users. If these appendices are not
completely understood, users should seek assistance from
Troxler, an appointed Troxler representative, or others
designated within the user's organization.
Additional radiation safety information is available by attending a
Troxler Nuclear Gauge Safety Training Course. For pricing and
availability of these courses, visit the Troxler website at
www.troxlerlabs.com/TRAINING/training.shtml
or contact your
Troxler representative.
Before operating the gauge, users in European countries must refer
to Appendix G for special considerations, additional safety
warnings, and the Declaration of Conformity.
Since changes are made to local, state, and federal regulations on a
continuing basis, the owner/operator must maintain awareness of
current requirements. The responsibility for compliance ultimately
falls on the owner. An owner in the United States may also wish to
purchase and subscribe to Titles 10 and 49 of the Code of Federal
Regulations (CFR) in addition to applicable local/state regulations.
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