Republic of Cyprus - Department of Labour Inspection

Note: The following publications may include references to the repealed 2002-2017 legislation. The Radiation Inspection and Control Service of the Department of Labour Inspection makes efforts to gradually update these references.

DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR INSPECTION
10.1.2019

Ionising Radiation

NEW Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety and Security - Main provisions of the legislation (in Greek).
Radiation in our life (in Greek).
Radiation Protection in Diagnostic Radiology (in Greek).

Radiation Protection in Dental Radiology (in Greek).

Radiation Protection in Mammography (in Greek).

Radiation Protection in Veterinary Radiology (in Greek).

Protection from Ionising Radiation in scrap yards industries and other places where orphan sources may be found (in Greek).

National Plan "Electra" for Preparedness and Response to a Nuclear or Radiological Emergency (in Greek).

Information available to the public in case of a radiological or nuclear emergency (in Greek).

Environmental radioactivity measurements in Cyprus (2004-2009) (in Greek).

Environmental radioactivity measurements in Cyprus (2010-2015) (in Greek).

Exposure of the population to ionising radiation due to radon and other natural radiation sources (in Greek).

NEW Pregnancy and ionising radiation (in Greek)

NEW Guidelines for Radiation Protection of the Public on Nuclear Medicine Procedures (in Greek)

Depleted Uranium (in Greek).

Opinion of the Scientific Committee on Health and Environmental Risks (SCHER) concerning the risks posed to health and the environment from depleted uranium, which was adopted at the 7th plenary session of SCHER on 18.5.2010, after public consultation.

World Health Organization: Health risk assessment from the nuclear accident after the 2011 Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami, based on a preliminary dose estimation (2013) (Summary).

Non-ionising radiation

Protection of persons at work from risks arising due to exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (in Greek).

Protection of persons at work from risks arising due to exposure to Artificial Optical Radiation (in Greek).