Radiation Information and Programs
Information topics and Frequently Asked Questions are selected from the regulations and the latest information published by regulatory and advisory agencies and from questions received in the TMC Client Services Center.
The educational programs and products can assist you and your practice in meeting the requirements of the regulations and help you with daily issues and questions related to Safe Work Practices and inspections by State Radiology Departments.
Radiation Safety Manual
- Radiation Safety Manual
- Webinar to customize your manual and prepare for an inspection
- Manual updates and sections for customizing
Radiation Information
- Are You Ready For An Inspection?
- OSHA Inspectors Require Posting of Federal Regulations
- NC Facility Assessment Tool by Radiation Compliance Branch
- NC Radiation Compliance Inspection Checklist
- Top Violations in NC
- SC Radiation Division Inspection Checklist & Guide
- Use and Care of Lead Protective Equipment
- Radiation FAQ’s
OSHA and State Regulations Require Safety Programs
All states require a written Radiation Safety Program to protect employees and patients. OSHA focuses on employee safety with your Radiation Program. Your program must be consistent with the safety practices used in the facility at the time of an inspection.
Read more to learn whether or not your office is ready…
OSHA Inspectors Require Posting of Federal Radiation Regulations
OSHA inspectors may ask for the Federal regulation on the Dangers of Ionizing Radiation during an inspection of your office. In NC, where OSHA unscheduled inspections of medical and dental offices have been underway since January 2010, inspectors are often looking for the regulations. These regulations must be posted in the office even though the State Radiation inspectors do not ask for or require them.
