Legal subjectivity:
To apply for a license, units that sell radioisotopes and ray devices must meet the following conditions: (1) If there is a license that is commensurate with the scale of the sales activities they are engaged in, Professional and technical personnel with corresponding professional knowledge, protection knowledge and health conditions; (2) Have places, facilities and equipment that comply with national environmental protection standards, occupational health standards and safety protection requirements; (3) Have specialized safety and protection management agencies or full-time or part-time safety and protection management personnel, and be equipped with necessary protective equipment and monitoring instruments; (4) Have sound safety and protection management rules and regulations, and emergency measures for radiation accidents; (5) Generate radioactive waste gas, waste liquid, and solid waste It has the processing capacity or feasible treatment plan to ensure that the discharge of radioactive waste gas, waste liquid and solid waste meets the standards. Risk warning: Units that sell radioisotopes and ray devices should provide safety and protection knowledge education and training to staff who are directly engaged in sales activities, and conduct assessments; those who fail the assessment will not be allowed to work. Units that sell radioisotopes and radiation devices shall conduct annual assessments of the safety and protection status of their radioisotopes and radiation devices. If safety hazards are discovered, rectification should be made immediately.