The fundamental principle applied to the transport, storage or containment of radioactive material is that the protection comes from:
the distance underground that the sample is stored
the rating of the waste level on the outside of the container
the design and security of the packaging that encloses the radioactive matter
the speed at which the radioactive material is transported from the production facility to the storage facility
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