Notification of inspection, testing, maintenance and repair of an X-ray device or a fault emitter Acceptance

If you wish to inspect, test, maintain or repair X-ray equipment or sources of interference on a commercial basis, you must notify the competent authority before commencing the activity, enclosing the necessary documents (notification).

Do you want to inspect, test, maintain or repair X-ray equipment or sources of interference on a commercial basis? Then you must notify the competent authority for radiation protection before you start the activity.

If the competent authority agrees after examining your documents, you can start the activity.

In the following cases, the authority cannot approve the activity:

• There are facts that give rise to concerns about your reliability,
• you are unable or no longer able to provide the required evidence or
• it is unclear whether the personnel required to carry out the activity are available.

• Written appointment of the radiation protection officer(s) with details of the internal decision-making area
• Proof of expertise and, if necessary, updating in radiation protection for the radiation protection officer
• Proof of expertise and, if applicable, updating in radiation protection for the person responsible for radiation protection if no radiation protection officer is required
• Proof of necessary equipment and radiation protection measures taken, which are required according to the state of the art

• The required documents have been submitted. There are no facts that give rise to concerns about your reliability.
• You have the necessary personnel to carry out the activity.

• Action before the administrative court

You must report (display) the activity before you start it.

You must report your activity for the first time in the federal state where your company is based. If you work or want to work in other federal states, you must inform the competent local authority.