If you work in places like hospitals, research labs, factories, or anywhere that uses radiation technology, you can’t just treat regulations as paperwork to tick off. In India, the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) actually demands that you get an AERB license before you even think about installing or running any equipment that emits radiation. It doesn't matter if it’s a basic...

If you run a hospital, diagnostic center, dental clinic, or any place with X-ray or radiation machines in India, you need an AERB license. No license, no legal right to install or use that equipment simple as that. The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) is the government authority in charge of making sure radiation is handled safely, and they’re the ones who issue this approval and the...

The use of radiation equipment such as X-ray machines, CT scanners, dental radiography units, and industrial radiography devices is strictly regulated in India. Any facility operating such equipment must obtain a license from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board before installation and use. An AERB certificate ensures that your facility complies with national safety standards and maintains...

Opening a diagnostic centre, CT scan unit, dental X-ray clinic, hospital radiology department, or industrial radiography facility is a major financial and operational milestone. However, before serving a single patient or starting one inspection project, your facility must secure approval from the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board.An AERB license is not just paperwork. It is a legal authorisation...

Especially if your work involves radiation-emitting equipment, compliance is now mandatory. Whether you run a diagnostic imaging center, dental clinic, or pathology lab, or you’re into industrial radiography, getting an AERB license isn’t just a formality in India it’s the law. X-ray machines and similar devices come with strict rules, all set up to keep patients, staff, and...

Radiation technology plays a critical role in India’s healthcare and industrial sectors. From diagnosing fractures in hospitals to conducting non-destructive testing in manufacturing units, radiation equipment is widely used. However, because radiation can pose serious health risks if mismanaged, the Government of India strictly regulates its usage through the Atomic Energy Regulatory...