Does your company need a Dutch radiation permit?
Whether it concerns advice and a permit for an X-ray machine, a permit to work with radioactive substances or another permit in which ionizing radiation plays a role, our radiation protection expert knows all the details.
Types of permits we can apply for…
X-ray machines for hospitals and radiology
X-ray machines for dental clinics
X-ray machines for veterinary practices
Radioactive substances
XRF-scanners
Industrial applications
Laboratories
Institutions for research and education
Accelerators and cyclotrons
The process of applying for a radiation permit in a nutshell
After the first meeting, a mutual agreement is drawn up in which the various parts of the quality assurance process are named and described. The radiation protection expert will provide you with a list of items that your institution needs to supply to NOXX radiation safety services. These documents will be used as appendices with the application of the radiation permit. EXamples are an extract from the Chamber of Commerce, an authorization with which you allow NOXX radiation safety services to carry out the application for the license on your behalf and internal appointments and protocols. The radiation expert from NOXX radiation safety services will guide you through the entire process and relieve you from administrative duties as much as possible.
When all documents have been received, the radiation protection expert starts drawing up the documents that must be sent with the permit application. Which documents these are differs per application and per the way radiation is used in your company. The preparation of these documents is always tailor-made. An example of this is the risk analysis that must be drawn up for each application involving ionizing radiation. The risks associated with using a pet CT scanner are different from those associated with using a handheld XRF scanner (for element analysis) in industrial applications. Customization and making the risks manageable for each institution is in this regard of great importance.
Once all documents have been drawn up, the application can be submitted to the ‘Autoriteit Nucleaire Veiligheid en Stralingsbescherming’ (ANVS). A statutory processing period of 8 weeks applies to the handling of the application by the licensing autority. This is usually followed by a round of in-depth questions from the licensing authority. Obtaining a radiation permit therefore usually takes 14 weeks or more.
When you choose for NOXX radiation safety services you get:
NOXX radiation services attaches great importance to the following values: accessibility, punctuality and accuracy.
Please contact us for a free orientation meeting without obligations.
You can call NOXX radiation safety services (+31 (0)85 401 44 83), you can send an email to info@noxx-rss.com or you can use the quote form at the bottom of the page.