RAM permits require listing which elements?

• A. RAM permits are not required to list any details.
• B. Only the activity and isotope are required.
• C. Organization, Isotope, Activity, Serial number, Storage location, and Survey requirements.
• D. The storage location is not required.

Answer: (C)

Documenting RAM permits calls for complete identification and safe management details for each item. The permit should list the organization responsible, the exact isotope, the activity amount, the serial number of the item, where it’s stored, and the survey requirements that apply to its use and containment. This combination ensures accountability, traceability, and ongoing safety oversight: you know who is responsible, what material you have, how much radioactivity it contains, which specific item it is, where it’s kept, and what surveys or checks are needed to verify safety. Leaving out any of these elements would break the ability to track and manage the material properly—for example, omitting storage location or serial number makes it hard to locate or identify the item, and skipping survey requirements removes essential checks that ensure continued compliance and safety.