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1. www.ontario.ca › page › registering-x-ray-sourcesRegistering X-ray sources in the workplace - Ontario.ca

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   X-ray sources that are used on humans for treatment and diagnostic purposes must be registered through the Ministry of Health. Contact the X-Ray Inspection Service (XRIS) at 416-327-7937 or XRIS@ontario.ca.

2. www.ontario.ca › page › guidance-completing-x-rayGuidance for completing the X-ray registration and ...

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   We created this page to help stakeholders to register an employer and submit an application for review of an X-ray source, by filling out the X-ray registration form (Form ON00057E, Application for Registration and Installation of an X-ray Source).

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4. www.ontario.ca › business › permits-licencesApplication for Registration and Installation of an X-ray Source

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   Learn how to register a workplace X-ray source with the Radiation Protection Service.

5. ehealthontario.on.ca › en › health-careDiagnostic Imaging | eHealth Ontario | It's Working For You

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   Client Support. Features. The repository includes the images and reports of a number of radiology services offered by hospitals and independent health facilities in Ontario including: X-Rays. Used to determine broken bones (fractures) and damaged ligaments, and organ diseases such as pneumonia in the lung, or cancer. CT Scans. Ultrasounds. MRIs.

6. www.canada.ca › x-rays › about-x-ray-exposureX-rays: About X-ray exposure - Canada.ca

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   Jun 27, 2023 · People may be exposed to X-rays from medical procedures or from non-medical sources. This exposure can cause health effects, with the risk corresponding to the dose received. Factors such as age, sex and portion of body exposed can also affect the degree of risk for individuals.

7. ehs.utoronto.ca › our-services › x-ray-safetyX-ray Permit Application and Source Registration Procedures

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   Feb 13, 2024 · On this page you will find information on applying for an X-ray Permit and/or registering a new X-ray source with the Ministry of Labour (MLITSD). The University of Toronto X-ray Safety program is governed by the Radiation Protection Authority (UTRPA) and implemented by X-ray Safety Officer (XSO).

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   How do I register an X-ray source?

   • X-ray sources that are used on live humans for treatment and diagnostic purposes must be registered through the Ministry of Health. Contact the X-Ray Inspection Service (XRIS) either: Download the form, Application for Registration and Installation of an X-ray Source, from the forms repository.

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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   How do I install an X-ray source?

   • Download the form, Application for Registration and Installation of an X-ray Source, from the forms repository. Navigate to the file on your computer and open the form with Adobe Reader. The form requires version 10 or higher to open. It will not open properly within other apps such as email or internet browsers.

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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   Do I need to register X-ray sources?

   • If you are an employer planning to use an X-ray source in your workplace, you must register and receive approval from the Radiation Protection Services (RPS) before installing and using: You must register whether you acquire the X-ray source by purchasing, leasing or borrowing.

   Registering X-ray sources in the workplace - Ontario.ca

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   Where do X-rays need to be registered?

   • X-rays for non-human therapeutic or diagnostic use must be registered with the Radiation Protection Services (RPS) at the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development. X-ray sources that are used on live humans for treatment and diagnostic purposes must be registered through the Ministry of Health.

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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   How do I get an X-ray inspection?

   • Contact the X-Ray Inspection Service (XRIS) either: Download the form, Application for Registration and Installation of an X-ray Source, from the forms repository. Navigate to the file on your computer and open the form with Adobe Reader. The form requires version 10 or higher to open.

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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   How do I Register my X-ray source with the RPS?

   • To register an employer and submit an application for review of your X-ray source with the RPS, you’ll need to: When you complete the form, make sure you correctly identify the X-ray source make and model. This will help avoid delays in approving your application.

   Registering X-ray sources in the workplace - Ontario.ca

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9. www.canada.ca › types-sources › x-raysX-rays: Overview - Canada.ca

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   X-rays are a type of ionizing radiation that can pass through materials. X-ray technology is a valuable tool in medicine, industry, scientific research and security. Some uses for X-rays include: killing bacteria in food; scanning baggage at airports; tracking blood flow in patients; analyzing the structure of crystals; helping to diagnose and ...