ASMIRT-NZIMRT 2021 “Re-vision” online conference, 4th-7th June
https://conference.asmirt.org/2021/ RadTest is pleased once again to be sponsoring the ASMIRT-NZIMRT conference. Look out for our banner during the MI - General Radiography 1 session on Saturday morning.
RadTest working with Remax Doors at the Northern Health Epping Hospital project
RadTest Australia working with Remax Doors from Nathalia in Victoria at the in-progress Northern Hospital extension in Epping. The doors have been installed in the vascular / angiography theatres as part of the overall radiation shielding requirements and are impact...
Still working! Radiation safety testing continuing within our COVID-safe policy
The RadTest team are fully covered and prepared for working onsite under COVID-safe requirements, at hospital and clinics during Melbourne metro Stage 4 restrictions. Our office has re-located to the home office, contact Emily on mobile 0418 339 361 if you have any...
Radiation safety testing
We can provide radiation safety testing for new machine installations and also make available post service accreditation checks or any mandatory radiation compliance testing. The inspections are carried out by licenced accredited inspectors who will provide reports to both client and the relevant statutory authority. Our testing equipment is state of the art, non invasive and in accordance with the regulations set down by the state authority. See more details here: Radiation safety testing
Radiation Shielding
Radiation Shielding provides radiation exposure limits to which employees and the public are exposed. This limit is determined by legislation and Radtest provide detailed calculated shielding requirements and planning for X-ray rooms, x-ray tables, control panels, surrounding walls and adjacent x-ray rooms. All work is carried out by accredited and licensed inspectors. Every effort is made to ensure radiation exposure to people is kept “As Low As Reasonably Achievable” (ALARA). Radiation shielding
Equipment Registration
Radiation Safety Equipment Registration – Victorian Government Department of Health – Radiation Safety – (DHHS) requirements to purchase and operate radiation apparatus. In order to purchase, install and operate irradiating apparatus there are certain steps that need to be followed. Management licences which authorise possession or disposal of a radiation source have a condition which requires the holder to notify the Department within 14 days of taking possession. More DetailsAbout Radtest Australia
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