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Cross-Industry Worker Protection Under Ionizing Radiation: X-Ray and Gamma Hazards

  • Photo du rédacteur: milarepa Delasag
    milarepa Delasag
  • 10 févr.
  • 1 min de lecture

Across industries such as oil and gas, metallurgy, construction, transport, defense, and waste management, workers may be exposed to ionizing radiation from X-ray and gamma sources, either routinely or during exceptional operations.

Key exposure pathways include:

  • Direct irradiation from equipment or materials,

  • Proximity to radioactive sources during maintenance or inspection,

  • Inadequate identification of radiological hazards on industrial sites.

Protecting workers requires a structured radioprotection framework, combining:

  • Hazard identification and risk assessment,

  • Engineering and organizational protective measures,

  • Training and awareness of radiation risks,

  • Compliance with international and national radiological standards.

A proactive approach to radiation risk management is essential to ensure long-term worker safety and sustainable industrial operations.

 
 
 

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