RSO & Program Support
Radiation safety policies, responsibilities, workplace procedures, personnel monitoring approaches, staff education, and ongoing Radiation Safety Officer advisory support.
Independent radiation protection, shielding, and dose-management consulting for healthcare and specialty imaging facilities across Canada. Practical technical guidance for safer facilities, reliable procedures, and clearer decisions.
From a single shielding review to ongoing safety-program advice, our services address radiation protection for patients, personnel, and the public.
Radiation safety policies, responsibilities, workplace procedures, personnel monitoring approaches, staff education, and ongoing Radiation Safety Officer advisory support.
Structural shielding calculations and independent design reviews for new rooms, renovations, and equipment changes, considering workload, occupancy, beam geometry, and barrier construction.
Explore our shielding estimatorArea and workplace radiation surveys, leakage and scatter assessments, post-installation verification, and review of radiation protection controls for applicable imaging systems.
Technical evaluations of fluoroscopy dose indicators, high-dose interventions, peak skin dose estimates, and fetal exposure questions, with reporting and follow-up recommendations as appropriate.
Review of facility documentation, radiation safety procedures, corrective-action plans, and shielding or registration materials for applicable provincial and professional oversight programs.
Technical planning and radiation protection support for eligible nuclear medicine, PET, and specialized veterinary or clinical radioisotope projects, including facility, monitoring, and radioactive-waste considerations.
Radiation protection obligations depend on the province or territory, equipment, use, and whether nuclear substances are involved. We identify the appropriate framework for each engagement rather than applying a universal checklist.
Health Canada Safety Codes provide technical guidance; whether a particular provision is legally required depends on applicable legislation, regulations, licence conditions, and jurisdictional adoption. Regulatory approval is determined by the responsible authority.
Ontario HARP-related shielding, registration, and inspection considerations, plus relevant provincial or practice-specific requirements elsewhere in Canada.
Applicable guidance such as Safety Codes 30, 35, and 36, considered in the context of the facility and its governing requirements.
Radiation protection planning and documentation for activities involving nuclear substances or radiation devices, where CNSC oversight applies.
Workload, occupancy, equipment, workflows, local policy, and measured conditions inform both the assessment and recommendations.
We provide focused scopes, clear technical reports, and an appropriate level of follow-up for single-site and multi-site programs.
Review the facility, equipment, workflows, intended use, existing documents, and regulatory context.
Complete the calculations, surveys, technical review, or program assessment appropriate to the engagement.
Provide findings, prioritized recommendations, and guidance on verification or next steps.
Radiation protection is connected to equipment performance, dose optimization, and clinical workflow. Our diagnostic imaging and mammography physics services can complement a facility-wide safety program.
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