What is a radiological control inspector?

Radiological Control Inspectors are professionals responsible for ensuring safety and compliance with regulations regarding radiation in workplaces where radioactive materials or equipment are used. They monitor radiation levels, inspect facilities and equipment, and enforce safety protocols to protect workers and the environment from harmful exposure. Their duties also include training staff, maintaining records, and responding to incidents involving radiological hazards. These inspectors play a crucial role in hospitals, research facilities, nuclear power plants, and industrial sites where radiation is present.