Where should the site of the CCS be located?

The site of the Central Control Station (CCS) should be located outside of any explosive hazard area to ensure the safety of personnel and the integrity of operations. By positioning the CCS away from explosive hazards, the risk of accidental detonation or exposure to harmful effects is minimized, thereby protecting staff and equipment.

Additionally, a location outside of explosive hazard zones allows for effective coordination and communication during incident response and emergency situations, without the added risk of encountering explosive materials. This placement is crucial for maintaining a safe operational environment and ensuring that emergency services can function effectively if needed.

Other considerations regarding the location of CCS include ensuring it is adequately distanced from high-risk areas while still being accessible for operational needs; however, prioritizing safety by avoiding explosive hazard zones is fundamental in a radiation safety context.