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A radiation safety inspection checklist helps you systematically evaluate compliance with radiation protection standards in your facility. This comprehensive tool covers equipment calibration, proper signage, contamination monitoring, and ALARA principles implementation. When facing regulatory inspections, this checklist serves as both preparation guide and documentation tool, helping you identify and address potential violations before they become costly problems.

According to the CDC, following ALARA principles through time, distance, and shielding measures significantly reduces unnecessary radiation exposure risks. We created this template to help you maintain a safe working environment while meeting all regulatory requirements.

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Entity

Page 1

General Information

Facility Name

Responsible Person

Inspection Date

Radiation Protection Program

Is there a written radiation protection program?

Does the program include all required elements?

Is the program being effectively implemented?

Radiation Detection Instruments

Are appropriate radiation detection instruments available?

Have the instruments been calibrated within the last 12 months?

Are the instruments being used properly?

Radioactive Material Inventory and Security

Is a current inventory of radioactive materials maintained?

Are radioactive materials properly secured and stored?

Are access controls in place to prevent unauthorized access?

Radiation Posting and Labeling

Are all radiation areas properly posted?

Are radioactive material containers properly labeled?

Are emergency response procedures posted?

Personnel Monitoring

Are appropriate personnel dosimetry devices provided?

Are the dosimetry devices being worn properly?

Are dose records being maintained?

Training and Procedures

Have all radiation workers received appropriate training?

Are written procedures available for radiation work?

Are the procedures being followed?

Waste Management

Is radioactive waste being properly segregated?

Are radioactive waste containers properly labeled?

Is radioactive waste being disposed of properly?

Overall Compliance

Based on the inspection, is the facility in compliance with radiation safety requirements?

List any deficiencies or areas needing improvement:

Recommended corrective actions:

Frequently asked questions

Who is responsible for conducting radiation safety inspections?

Typically, a Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) or a trained safety supervisor leads these inspections. But it’s rarely a solo task. Team leads, technicians, or QA managers often support it. The key is assigning tasks based on expertise, especially when dealing with calibration records, waste logs, or shielding checks.

What are the most critical components to include in a radiation safety inspection checklist?

A thorough radiation safety checklist must include equipment calibration verification, proper signage and labeling, contamination monitoring procedures, personal dosimetry records, training documentation, and emergency response protocols. Pay special attention to ALARA implementation measures and security controls for radiation sources to ensure comprehensive protection.

How often should radiation safety inspections be conducted using this checklist?

Radiation safety inspections should be conducted quarterly for most facilities, though high-risk areas might require monthly checks. Your regulatory authority may specify different frequencies based on your license type. Always perform additional inspections after equipment changes, incidents involving radiation sources, or personnel changes to maintain safety standards.

This template, developed by Lumiform employees, serves as a starting point for businesses using the Lumiform platform and is intended as a hypothetical example only. It does not replace professional advice. Companies should consult qualified professionals to assess the suitability and legality of using this template in their specific workplace or jurisdiction. Lumiform is not liable for any errors or omissions in this template or for any actions taken based on its content.