Radman Associates - Radiation Protection Advisors radiation-protection-advisors
Established 1984 | Recognised by the HSE

RPS (Sealed Sources & X-rays)
2 day course in Macclesfield
Commencing 24/03/2010
Now 6 places remaining

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Radiation Safety Advice

RPA Service Contracts 

Radman Associates provide RPA services to all sectors of industry, research, commerce and education, to assist full compliance with the Ionising Radiations Regulations 1999.

As your appointed RPA, Radman Associates will help with all the technical and administrative arrangements for radiological protection, including local rules and risk assessments, monitoring protocols, designation of work areas, personal dosimetry results, and any of the other 41 regulations.  In addition we advise on your obligations under the provisions of the Radioactive Substances Act 1993 and transport legslation.

Annual RPA service agreements include:

  • Site visits for auditing radiation safety
  • Audit reports with recommended improvements
  • Indepentent monitoring and reporting of radiation levels 
  • All hotel and travel expenses
  • Retention for RPA advice throughout the year 
  • Advice on compliance with RSA93, HASS05 and CDG07 

Key legislation requiring RPA assistance:

The Ionising Radiations Regulations 1999 (IRR99) - All users of radioactive sources, X-ray sets or radiation generators are required to work within the strict conditions of these Regulations (made under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974) and the accompanying Approved Code of Practice.

The Radioactive Substances Act 1993 - Most users of radioactive sources are required to be licensed by the Environment Agency in respect of the keeping and use of the source and for the accumulation and disposal of radioactive waste.

High Activity Sealed Sources Regs 2005 - Those with a sealed source with an activity which exceeds the HASS threshold must apply to the Environment Agency for a HASS registration.  This licence is only granted once certain security provisions are in place relating to both the site and source information.

Carriage of Dengerous Goods Regs 2007 - The regulations place responsibilities on both the consignor and the carrier of radioactive packages on public roads.  Largely, the regulations are concerned with packaging and labeling requirements, placarding of vehicles, consignment certificates, and contingencies for accident or loss.


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To discuss your RPA requirements in confidence email Jill Wilkinson or call 0845 226 7248.