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Which organisations have responsibility for assuring that manufacturers produce cabinet x-ray systems that do not pose a radiation safety hazard?

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Which organisations have responsibility for assuring that manufacturers produce cabinet x-ray systems that do not pose a radiation safety hazard?

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The use of ionising radiation equipment is strictly regulated. Analysed Images equipment is rigorously tested to ensure compliance with our own UK health & safety standards and the relevant performance standards applicable to the areas in which we operate and the uses for which our equipment is designed. In the UK In the UK, the Health and Safety Executive (“HSE”) enforces the Ionising Radiations Regulations 1999 which contain provisions relating to equipment emitting ionising radiation, including the incorporation of suitable design and safety features, the appointment and training of radiation protection supervisors, and the maintenance of such equipment at suitable intervals. All manufacturers of equipment that emits ionising radiation are required to appoint a Radiation Protection Adviser (RPA), Analysed Images have appointed the UK Health & Safety Executive, to advise us on ensuring that our products are safe and comply with all the relevant legislation. In the US The US Food and

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