Details
STARNUKE handles commissioning and decommissioning of diagnostic X-ray and CT equipment as required by AERB, whether you are installing, moving, replacing or retiring a machine. Our AERB-certified RSOs do the work and the AERB filings. Our team includes former AERB and BARC professionals and AERB-certified Radiological Safety Officers (RSOs).
What we do
- Commissioning of new or relocated X-ray and CT installations
- Decommissioning of machines being removed, replaced or sold
- AERB eLORA filings for each step
- Coordination with QA testing and licensing
Who needs it
- Fixed radiography, mobile and portable X-ray
- Dental X-ray, OPG and CBCT
- Mammography, CT scan and cath lab
How long it takes
Standard time: 30–45 days, subject to availability of the AERB case officer and of the prerequisite documents as per the applicable AERB safety codes, guidelines and standards.
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Get started
Send us your equipment and facility details through the service enquiry form, or call / WhatsApp +91 70735 77706. We reply with the document list, time and fee.
Why STARNUKE
- Team of former AERB / BARC professionals and AERB-certified RSOs
- Complete (turnkey) handling: documents, eLORA applications and follow-up with AERB
- Online and on-site service across India, with bases in Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Telangana and Maharashtra
- Experience across medical, dental, veterinary and industrial radiation facilities
Frequently asked questions
When is decommissioning needed?
When an X-ray or CT machine is removed, replaced, sold or permanently shut down, AERB must be informed and the machine decommissioned.
Do you also commission the new machine?
Yes. We handle both, so the old licence is closed and the new installation is licensed.
What is the fee for commissioning or decommissioning?
The fee depends on the equipment, the number of units and the parts of the work you need. Use the enquiry form and we will send a quotation.