Overview

Decommissioning an irradiator requires careful planning, specialized equipment, and strict adherence to regulatory requirements. Our team ensures safe removal, proper documentation, and full compliance every step of the way.

Radiological surveys & characterization
Regulatory coordination
Safe removal, packaging & transportation
Waste disposition at licensed facilities
Complete final reporting

Types of Equipment We Decommission

• Self-shielded irradiators

• Open-beam irradiators

• GammaKnife® units

• Teletherapy machines

• Calibration irradiators

• Research & industrial irradiators

• Sealed sources (Co-60, Cs-137, Ir-192, etc.)

• Legacy/obsolete sources

Our Step-by-Step Process

1. Pre‑Project Assessment: Scope review, scheduling, and cost estimate.

2. Radiological Characterization: Surveys, sampling, and mapping.

3. Regulatory & Transport Logistics: DOT-compliant packaging, approvals, and shipping documents.

4. Safe Removal & Handling: Field work performed by trained radiation professionals.

5. Final Disposition & Documentation: Manifests, chain‑of‑custody, final report.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most projects range from a few weeks to a few months depending on the irradiator and regulatory requirements.
Yes — we manage transport and final disposition at licensed facilities and provide all required documentation.
We assist with license amendments or termination as required by your regulatory authority.

Contact our team for a free project assessment.

Email: info@atomspecs.com
Phone: 865-338-0928

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ATOM SPEC, LLC

8735 Dunwoody Place Suite 6260

Atlanta, Georgia 30350

Phone: 865-338-0928

Email: contact@atomspecs.com

Affiliate Member of Health Physics Society (HPS)

Overview

Types of Equipment We Decommission

Our Step-by-Step Process

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does decommissioning take?

Do you handle disposal?

Will our license need changes?

Contact our team for a free project assessment.