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The Incident Investigation Program responds to radiological incident reports, complaints, technical assistance requests, and close-out requests.
Incidents
Loss of control of sources of radiation that causes, or threatens to cause, or creates a hazard to health and/or environment. View incident summaries.
Complaints
Allegations of unsafe or perceived unsafe conditions involving radiation.
Technical Assistance
Assistance provided to members of the public upon request to address radiological concerns.
Close-Outs
Verifications that facilities vacated by users of radioactive materials are not contaminated.
Our goal is to help ensure a licensee or registrant is taking appropriate steps to protect workers, the public, property, and the environment.
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Texas Department of State Health Services, Radiation Control Program
1100 West 49th Street - Austin, Texas 78756-3189 - (512) 834-6688 or (512) 834-6770
Last Updated October 23, 2006
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