On August 26, 2011, the Nuclear Emergency Response Headquarters decided on the “Basic Policy for Emergency Response on Decontamination Work.”

• Basic Concept for Pushing Ahead with Decontamination Works (PDF:55KB)
• Basic Policy for Emergency Response on Decontamination Work (PDF:113KB)
• Basic Concept for Pushing Ahead with Decontamination Work (PDF:46KB)
• Trend of Estimated Annual Exposure Dose (PDF:95KB)
• Guidelines for Municipal Decontamination Work (PDF:177KB)Updated on September 13, 2011

• (Attachment 1)
  Basic Policy on Radiation Protection for the Termination of Evacuation and Reconstruction (PDF:1,989KB)(in Japanese)
• (Attachment 2)
  Near-term policy to ensure the safety for treating and disposing contaminated waste around the site of Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Station of Tokyo Electric Power Company (PDF:73KB)
• (Attachment 3)
  Monitoring Manual for Decontamination Work (PDF:7KB)
• (Attachment 4)
  The Basic Approach to Cleanup Work (Decontamination) in Residential Areas (Except Restricted Area and Deliberate Evacuation Area) in Fukushima Prefecture (PDF:13KB)

  (Attachment) Cautions Regarding Interim Storage of Identified Radiation Sources (PDF:373KB)
  (Reference 1) Outline of the Verification Test on Identified Radiation Sources for Cleanup Work (PDF:3,313KB)
  (Reference 2) Radiation Exposure Assessment for Cleanup Work in Residential Areas In Cooperation with the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (PDF:23KB)

• (Attachment 5)
  Guidance on Radiation Measurement at 1 At the beginning, you should not wash side ditches with high-pressure water. Wash side ditches with high-pressure water after scooping out all removable dirt first. 6 Schools (PDF:1,301KB)(in Japanese)

Nuclear Safety Public Relations and Training Division, Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency

August 26, 2011