Through the Radiation Control Act and our Agreement State status with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) the Office of Radiological Health regulates the use of by-product and naturally occurring or accelerator produced radioactive material (NARM) in Nebraska.
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General Licenses
Generally licensed (GL) devices contain radioactive material and are typically used to detect, measure, or control the density, level or chemical composition of various items. Examples of such devices are: gas chromatography (detector cells), density gauges, fill-level gauges, and static elimination devices. One of the more widely used devices is self-illuminating signs. For more information:
Industrial Radiography
Nebraska requires radioactive material industrial radiographers to be certified. Licensing and registration requirements for industrial radiography operations are found in
180 NAC 5-004.
Nebraska recognizes Industrial Radiographer Certification examinations from states recognized by the
Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc. (CRCPD).