Waste Drum
Every Drum Must “Speak” — Anytime, For Years
In the nuclear sector, conditioning low-level waste in drums is routine.
What’s not routine? Ensuring reliable, long-term traceability.
What really goes inside the drum, how it was filled, what measurements were taken, which inspections were performed, and how regulatory compliance is proven — these are critical topics, especially for:
- regulatory audits,
- transfers to approved disposal routes,
- safety reviews during operations or decommissioning.
Common field issues
- Poor traceability on waste origin: from which project? from which activity?
- Scattered data: spectrometry, filling sheets, photos… never stored in one place
- Confusion between batches: adding waste to an open drum without formal updates
- No immediate evidence during inspections: missing net mass, type, or clear composition
- Difficulty reconstructing a complete drum dossier, even for recent containers
How BROLZ helps
BROLZ ensures complete, clear, and long-term traceability at the level of each individual drum — while remaining simple for field teams.
Key features:
- Unique record per drum: ID, type, volume, status, package code, content, closure date
- Capture of origin data: project, zone, contractor, waste type
- Step-by-step content entries with digital signature, photos, measurements, spectrometry if needed
- Tracking of regulatory checks: weighing, surface measurements, contamination, declared activity
- Linked documents: closure reports, RP reports, spectrometry files
- Full lifecycle history: creation, additions, reconditioning, storage, transfers
- Visualisation on storage maps with status and destination (on-site storage, pending, dispatch)
What changes with BROLZ
- Every drum becomes a traceable, fully documented nuclear package
- Immediate answers during audits — no chasing missing paperwork
- Reliable conditioning, reduced errors and batch mix-ups
- Streamlined shipment campaigns with a clean, filterable inventory
- Rigorous preparation for decommissioning or clearance operations
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