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Steps
Determine whether the project state is an NRC-direct state or an NRC Agreement State (currently 39 states hold agreements — check nrc.gov/about-nrc/state-tribal/agreement-states for the live list), since the licensing agency and forms differ.
File the applicable license application (NRC Form 313 in NRC-direct states, or the Agreement State's own equivalent form) naming a Radiation Safety Officer (RSO).
Complete RSO and gauge-operator radiation safety training (e.g., a manufacturer's one-day Nuclear Gauge Safety or RSO training class) before receiving licensed material.
Set up a leak-test/wipe-test schedule, secure storage, and DOT hazmat-compliant transport procedures for the gauge.
Renew the license before its expiration date and update it whenever gauges, RSOs, or storage locations change.
Known gotchas
Using the federal NRC Form 313 process in an Agreement State is the wrong procedure — Agreement States issue and enforce their own licenses under NRC-delegated authority.
RSO and operator training must be completed before the gauge is received and used, not scheduled afterward.
Hauling a licensed gauge into a different state for a job can trigger a separate reciprocity filing requirement even if the home-state license is current.
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