Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe mandate is to protect people and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation
Provision of an adequate legislative framework that allows for safe and secure use of nuclear materials and radiation sources
Protection of all occupationally exposed workers in line with international standards
Ensuring the optimum protection of patients from medical exposure to radiation
Protection of members of the public and the environment against effects of radiation
Controlling of the importation and exportation of radioactive sources
The Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe issues standards and norms governing exemption, notification, registration and licensing of radiation sources and radiation protection and safety; and to issue authorizations for the possession and use of radiation sources.
We examine by review of documents, observation, measurement and tests during any stage of the regulatory process to ensure compliance of a facility to legal requirements.
Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe (RPAZ) provides the national dosimetry service for all the radiation workers in Zimbabwe. (In effect all the persons occupationally exposed to ionizing radiation.)
| Inspections and Dosimetry Department | Licensing Department |
|---|---|
| Inspections Policy | Development and Review of Regulations and Guides |
| Enforcement Policy | Authorisation |
HARARE: The Radiation Protection Authority of Zimbabwe [RPAZ] has conducted a Results Based Training programme for its staff in line with government requirements that all state enterprises and government departments… HARARE: RPAZ Chief Executive Officer, Mr Reward Severa has called on players in the mining industry to develop a safety culture besides mere compliance with the requirements of the law…. RPAZ CONDUCTS RBM TRAINING WORKSHOP FOR STAFF
RPAZ ENGAGES MINING STAKEHOLDERS ON NATURALLY OCCURING RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS (NORM) REGULATIONS
VID Alert!
With the recent spike in COVID-19 cases we encourage our employees and members of the public to take precautions
Prevention is better than cure. Let us do all we can to stop the pandemic.
