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For the moment, most of the ANSN is not open to the public accept for the public documents and access is controlled with user IDs and passwords which are given by the competent organisations in the member countries.

Accounts will be granted to valid participants in the ANSN project. Malaysian citizen can apply for registration through ANSN.org. The submission will be manually reviewed by ANSN Malaysia National Centre, and you will be informed of our decision by email.

To simplify the navigation through the entire Network, the ANSN uses a "Single Sign-On" procedure that allows the users to jump to other national centres without being requested to re-enter in their IDs and passwords once they logon.

About ANSN

Selamat datang ke laman web Lembaga Perlesenan Tenaga Atom (AELB), Malaysia bagi Rangkaian Keselamatan Nuklear Asian (ANSN).

Objektif projek ANSN adalah untuk mengumpulkan dan berkongsi pengetahuan teknikal sedia ada dan baru serta pengalaman praktikal untuk meningkatkan lagi keselamatan instalasi nuklear di Asia.

Rangkaian komputer ANSN adalah beroperasi secara berpusat di 8 buah negara Asia di Cina , Indonesia, Jepun, Korea , Malaysia, Filipina , Thailand dan Vietnam. Melalui laman web yang di negara masing-masing (Pusat Kebangsaan ANSN) membolehkan pengguna mengakses maklumat keselamatan nuklear di dalam portal ANSN negara lain. ANSN beroperasi di bawah kerangka Program Bajet Tambahan Untuk Keselamatan Instalasi Nuklear di dalam negara-negara Asia Tenggara, Asia Pasifik dan Timur Jauh.

Welcome to the Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB) Malaysia web site for the Asian Nuclear Safety Network (ANSN).

The objective of the ANSN project is to pool and share existing and new technical knowledge and practical experience to further improve the safety of nuclear installations in Asia.

The ANSN computer network is operated in a coordinated yet decentralised manner with 8 ANSN National Centres in China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The web site associated to each National Centre provides access to important nuclear safety knowledge and serves as a portal to other ANSN sites.

ANSN is operated in the Framework of the Extra budgetary Programme on the Safety of Nuclear Installations in the South East Asia, Pacific and Far East Countries.

About ANSN Malaysia National Center

The ANSN Malaysia National Center is operated by Atomic Energy Licensing Board, an agency under Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation of Malaysia (MOSTI).

Malaysia ANSN National Center member’s consist of local experts from Atomic Energy Licensing Board (AELB), Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia), Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH), National University of Malaysia (UKM) and Tenaga National Berhad Research (TNBR) throughout eight technical topical group within ANSN framework.

MOH

PENGENALAN KEPADA AKTA PERDAGANGAN STRATEGIK 2010 (AKTA 708) DIBAWAH JABATAN LEMBAGA PERLESENAN TENAGA ATOM.
TEMPAT TERHAD BAGI INDUSTRI DI ZON UTARA, SELATAN DAN TIMUR KETAHUI KEWAJIPAN BARU ANDA DAN INTERAKSINYA DENGAN AKTA PERLESENAN TENAGA ATOM 1984 (AKTA 304)!!
Muaturun Brosur , Slide e-Permit STA & Slide Akta Perdagangan Strategik (Akta 708) (English Version Only)

Maklumat Projek Lynas

- Dokumen Perundangan

- Laporan RIA (AELB)

- Laporan EIA (DOE)

- Lynas Info Pack (MITI)

Upcoming Events

Strategic Goods Awareness Program
21 July 2011 - Johor
25 July 2011 - Penang
28 July 2011 - Terengganu
Hosted By Atomic Energy Licensing Board.
Strategically controlled goods are goods that are listed on Strategic Trade (Strategic Goods) Order 2010 or any goods that are destined to countries on Malaysia Strategic Trade Restricted and Prohibited Order. Examples of sensitive or strategically controlled goods include: ■ nuclear-related material and technology; ■ dual-use goods (e.g., steels, machineries, components) ■ military equipment; Why is this awareness important to you? This program helps ensure that measures are in place to control the export of sensitive or strategic goods to countries that are: ■ a proliferation concern; ■ under United Nations Security Council sanctions; or ■ Non proliferation Regimes committed by Malaysia. Another goal of this awareness program is to ensure that you are treated fairly and that your business does not suffer because you do not understand your legal obligations. For example, incomplete or incorrect permits can delay processing of your goods. These delays could affect the delivery dates you have negotiated with your clients. Download Brochure.

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