Certified RSO services for hospitals, industrial radiography companies, and university labs — at a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire.



We stand between ionizing radiation and the people who work near it. Our certified RSOs manage every compliance requirement so your facility directors can focus on operations — not audit prep.
NRC audit support, linear accelerator program management, and authorized medical physicist coordination.
Field RSO coverage, film badge program management, and DOT shipping compliance for mobile operations.
Unsealed source authorization, grad student training programs, and laboratory decommissioning support.
State radiation control program compliance, equipment registration, and staff dose monitoring.
Exact deliverables, response times, annual costs, and regulatory risk scores — side by side. No persuasion, just disclosure.
Badge issuance, dose record reconciliation, and NRC dose limit tracking for all radiation workers.
10 CFR 20.1201 — Occupational dose limits. Missed records = immediate NOV.
Semi-annual ALARA committee meetings, written program updates, and dose optimization reviews per 10 CFR 20.1101.
ALARA deficiencies account for 31% of all NRC inspection findings. Most are preventable.
Annual calibration schedules, calibration records, and equipment retirement tracking per ANSI N13.11.
Waste characterization, manifests, broker coordination, and NRC/DOT shipping compliance for all waste streams.
49 CFR 173.427 — Improper waste manifests result in DOT fines separate from NRC action.
Written emergency procedures, annual drills, spill response protocols, and 24/7 emergency RSO contact coverage.
10 CFR 20.1101(c) — Emergency procedures must be site-specific and annually reviewed.
These are the scenarios where in-house programs fail under their own weight. The cost isn't just citations — it's operational shutdown.
When a worker exceeds dose limits, the NRC notification clock starts immediately. Response quality in the first 24 hours determines citation severity.
10 CFR 20.2202 — Overexposure must be reported within 24 hours. Late reports trigger formal investigations.
NRC inspectors arrive with a standard inspection procedure. Facilities without an active RSO program fail the same items every cycle.
NRC Inspection Procedure 86010 — Inspectors review 12 standard program elements. Most in-house programs fail 3–5.
Adding isotopes, increasing possession limits, or changing authorized users requires formal amendment. Errors cause 6–18 month delays and operational shutdowns.
10 CFR 30.38 / 35.13 — Unauthorized use of unapproved isotopes during amendment = immediate license suspension.
"We had our first clean NRC inspection in eleven years. The pre-inspection mock audit they ran was more thorough than the real thing."

"Our field technicians work in 14 states. Dosimetry manages all our film badge programs and DOT compliance. I haven't touched a shipping manifest in two years."

"When our grad student had an accidental intake, Dosimetry had the NRC notification filed within three hours. We avoided what could have been a six-figure citation."

A certified RSO reviews your facility type, workforce size, and license jurisdiction — then delivers a preliminary gap assessment within one business day. No charge, no obligation.
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All consultants hold active NRC or Agreement State authorizations
Gap analysis delivered within one business day, guaranteed
All documentation formatted to NRC inspection standards
Emergency RSO coverage for incidents and after-hours questions