Dosimetry Service

The dosimetry service is a system for organizing control over the level of ionizing radiation in institutions and enterprises that are associated with its use. It is aimed at preventing the harmful effects of exposure to ionizing radiation.

The dosimetry service includes a set of measures aimed at ensuring the safety of workers and the population in areas where sources of ionizing radiation are used, as well as reducing the level of radiation hazard.

The main tasks of the dosimetry service include:

1. Monitoring the level of radiation safety in workplaces and premises.
2. Conducting radiation monitoring on the territory of an enterprise or institution.
3. Organization of measures to reduce the level of radiation hazard in the territory.
4. Training workers in the rules of working with sources of ionizing radiation and safety measures when using them.
5. Development and implementation of measures to protect workers and the population from the effects of ionizing radiation on the territory.
6. Monitoring the state of the radiation situation in the territory and its analysis.
7. Development and implementation of measures to eliminate identified deficiencies in the operation of the dosimetry system.
8. Participation in the development and implementation of programs to reduce radiation hazards at an enterprise or institution.

To ensure the effective operation of the dosimetry service, it is necessary to use modern methods and means of monitoring radiation levels, conduct regular monitoring of the radiation situation, train workers in safety rules when working with radiation sources, and take measures to reduce the level of radiation on the territory of the enterprise.

In general, the dosimetry service plays an important role in ensuring the safety of workers and the population, as well as in reducing the level of radiation threat in the territory.

Dosimetry services play an important role in ensuring the safety of enterprise workers and the public. They help control the level of ionizing radiation and prevent the negative consequences of its exposure.

Dosimetric monitoring and its importance

Dosimetric (or radiometric) control is a measure aimed at determining and regulating the level of radioactivity in the environment. These methods measure the radiation doses received by plant workers, scientists and citizens as a result of the use of ionizing sources. The level of radioactivity depends on the power of the source, operating conditions and the distance between the source and the object being monitored.

Measures to ensure radiation safety

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