The assessment covers the following exposure limits:

In terms of content, the documentation prepared as a result of radiation measurement and risk assessment records the following:

the date, place and subject of the measurement risk assessment
the identity of the evaluator
hazard identification
• identification of those at risk and the number of people involved
risk aggravating factors
qualitative and quantitative assessment of the risks and determination of whether the conditions comply with the rules on occupational safety and health and whether it is ensured that the risks are maintained at an acceptable level
the necessary preventive measures, the deadline and the designation of those responsible
the planned next date for the risk assessment
the date of the previous risk assessment
• the risk assessment should be repeated every 3 years

WHAT STANDARDS DO WE WORK ON?

The main purpose of setting limit values ​​is to protect the population and the environment from harmful or detrimental effects on the one hand, and to comply with the precautionary principle on the other. In addition, the limit values ​​do not primarily reflect the boundaries between insignificant and risk factors, but represent political and economic trade-offs between perceived health risks and economic considerations. The development of standards and limits is hampered by the fact that electromagnetic radiation cannot be ruled out at the level of civilization and technology of our time.

At the same time, it is an aggravating factor that the exposure of the population is constantly increasing. Scientists argue with each other, questioning limits, but there is agreement on two things:

• long-term effects are unknown
• exposure must be reduced

Prior to the installation of the radiation protection system, Decree 33/2016 EMMI and SBM 2008 use the Building Biology measurement method, which is documented in a protocol.