DOH Logo linking to the DOH Home Page

Office of Radiation Protection Banner

You are here: DOH Home » EH Home  »  Radiation Home »  Radioactive Materials    

Search | Employees

 Site Directory:  

Section Home Pages

• Environmental Radiation Monitoring and Assessment

• Radioactive Air Emissions

• Radioactive Materials

• Radiological Emergency Preparedness

• Waste Management

• X-Ray

 

Fact Sheets

• Radiation Fact Sheets
 

Publications

• Radiation Publications
 

Reference

• Rules & Regulations

• Radiation Glossary

• Alternative File Format

• Download Viewers 

 

   The Division of Environmental Health licenses, certifications, and permits


Learn more about the Division of Environmental Health

 

Access Washington Symbol

Radioactive Materials Section

The Radioactive Materials Section regulates radioactive materials licensees throughout the state of Washington.  A specific license is required to receive, possess, use, transfer, or acquire most radioactive materials.

 

 

Washington Administrative Codes for

Radioactive Materials

All radioactive materials licensees need to have the following chapters available at all times:

  • Chapter 246-220 WAC General Provisions.
  • Chapter 246-221 WAC Radiation Protection Standards (excluding 246-221-290).
  • Chapter 246-222 WAC Worker Rights.

Applicable chapters to the Radioactive Materials Section.

  • Chapter 246-235 WAC Specific Licenses.
  • Chapter 246-240 WAC Medical Use of Radioactive Material.
  • Chapter 246-243 WAC Industrial Radiography Licensees.
  • Chapter 246-244 WAC Wireline Services Licensees performing well logging.

The Radioactive Materials Section charges an annual fee for each license and registration.  Fees support all costs associated with operating the Radioactive Materials Section.  A new license applicant is charged a new license application fee to cover pre-licensing inspection costs.  The annual fee covers services such as amendments, routine inspections and investigations.  There is a separate fee for follow-up inspections and investigations. Licensees are not charged when they need help.

Note to Licensees

If you intend to work at a federal facility in any state, you must obtain reciprocal recognition of your Washington license from the appropriate jurisdiction before beginning work. You will be subject to whatever fees are in effect for that locality. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has recently updated fees for its reciprocity provisions, to view these changes visit the NRC Website and  look at item 16 under 10 CFR 170.31.


Contact Information
 

For more information call or email the appropriate person.  Send written correspondence to the address below or fax to 360-236-2255.

 

Arden Scroggs, Manager   360-236-3221
Joy Redman, Administrative Assistant   360-236-3220
   
General Licensing  

Billie Harvey, Health Physicist, General Licensing

  360-236-3266
   
Industrial Licensing  

Craig Lawrence, Health Physicist, Industrial Program Manager

  360-236-3229

Steve Matthews, Health Physicist

  360-236-3226

Pamela Walsh, Health Physicist

  360-236-3227
   
Laboratory Licensing  

Anine Grumbles, Health Physicist, Laboratory Program Manager

  360-236-3222

Jennifer Serne, Health Physicist

  360-236-3269
   
Medical Licensing  

Curt DeMaris, Health Physicist, Medical Program Manager

  360-236-3223

James Killingbeck, Health Physicist

  360-236-3224

 

  Links to external resources are provided as a public service and do not imply endorsement by the Washington State Department of Health.
 

DOH Home | Access Washington | Privacy Notice | Disclaimer/Copyright Information

Washington State Department of Health

Office of Radiation Protection                                       Physical Address:
P.O. Box 47827                                                            111 Israel Road SE, TC2
Olympia, Washington 98504-7827                                  Tumwater, Washington 98501
(360) 236-3300

Send inquires about DOH and its programs to the Health Consumer Assistance Office
Comments or questions regarding this Web site? Send mail to the SubSite Developer.