Various radioactive metal wastes are generated during operation and decommissioning of nuclear facilities. Radioactive metal wastes with complex geometries or volumetric contamination can be difficult to decontaminate and disposal costs may increase. To solve these problems, the radioactive metal wastes can be treated by melting method. In this study, we designed a melting furnace system of air induction melting type, which is widely utilized due to its advantages of good thermal efficiency, uniform heating and guaranteed safety for radioactive material. By utilizing the melting furnace system, volatile radionuclides existed in the base material can be captured in the form of gas or dust by the filter. The radionuclides whose chemical properties can easily form metal oxides present as slag. For this reason, the specific radioactivity of the base material can be reduced. Radionuclides that are difficult to transport to slag and dust are uniformly distributed in the base material. A dedicated power supply and a transformer were necessary to be included in the melting furnace system since the induction furnace uses high-frequency currents. In addition, a hood is placed on top of the furnace to capture fumes generated during melting, and additional hoods were installed around the furnace to remove airborne dust. In particular, a dust collection unit consisting of a cyclone and a HEPA filter were constructed to effectively collect dust containing radionuclides. During the melting process, the slag is removed and accumulated separately, and the ingot production system was designed to produce the ingot using molten metal. The furnace was constructed for tilting the molten metal by moving the furnace using hydraulic system. The water cooling system and cooling tower were prepared to cool off the equipment with high temperature during melting is cooled off. The above process was specified in the operating procedure developed for this melting furnace system, and the operator shall operate and inspect according to the prescribed procedures. The radioactivity concentration in the sample taken in the step of tilting shall be analyzed whether they meet clearance level for self-disposal determined and publicly announced by the Commission. We can conduct self-disposal for the product of melting furnace system confirmed by the Commission as having the radioactivity concentration by nuclide not exceeding the value determined by the Commission.