Decommissioning

Every Dismantled Part Becomes Nuclear Waste — And Must Be Tracked End-to-End

In a nuclear decommissioning project, every single action generates waste: each item has a specific type, form, and regulatory regime. Cutting, removal, decontamination, cleaning, dismantling…

At each stage, you must be able to state:

what it is,
where it came from,
how it was monitored,
where it was placed,
and which regulatory justifications apply.

Without this, proving the compliance of the final package becomes impossible.
And every gap risks delays, requalification, or ASN findings.

Common field issues

Difficult on-site traceability: “This pipe section or plate — where exactly did it come from?”
Incomplete characterisation: missing or poorly linked radiological checks
Scattered documents: cutting sheets, photos, spectrometry results in different systems
Inability to reconstruct a package’s full journey (origin → handling → conditioning)
Time lost compiling evidence files to prove compliance

How BROLZ helps

BROLZ provides complete, centralised, and visual traceability for every waste item generated during dismantling operations.

Key features:

Create a waste ITEM at the very moment it is generated (removed part, cut section, isolated object…)
Immediate association with zone, operation, project, or dismantling batch
Recording of radiological checks: contamination, spectrometry, visual inspection, etc.
Tracking of handling steps: grouping, conditioning, bagging, drumming
Automatic build-up of a structured lifecycle history (who, what, where, when, how)
Centralised documents and photos, with exportable compliance dossiers
Visualisation of waste flows: by zone, by campaign, by package

What changes with BROLZ

Full, reliable traceability from the field onwards
Compliance dossiers prepared without chasing scattered documents
Elimination of grey areas on waste origin and type
Easier coordination between RP, logistics, packaging, and disposal teams
Time savings, greater rigour, and stronger credibility during ASN/external audits

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