Here you will find information about different things to think about and contacts regarding radiation safety.
SLU has an overall licence for work with ionising radiation. The licence is valid for five 5 years, until 9 February 2022. The supervisory and licensing authority for work with ionising radiation is the Radiation Safety Authority (SSM).
The permit applies to work with open radiation sources, closed radiation sources and X-ray equipment.
SLU's permit does not include field trials and work with open radiation sources in toxicity class A. SLU may hold a maximum of 200 GBq of other open radiation sources.
SLU also has an agreement with an external radiation safety officer who provides advice and support on issues concerning radiation safety.