X-Ray Device Registration
Section 254.31- 254.45 of the Wisconsin Statutes requires annual registration, by the
Department of Health Services, of all x-ray devices.
Wisconsin X-ray Device/Facility Statute and Administrative Code:
- ss 254.35 -- Wisconsin Statute: (external
link)
or [PDF version, (PDF,
21kb)]
- HFS
157 (PDF, 717 kb)-- Administrative Rules (Appendices
M, N, R,)
a. Pertinent Medical X-ray
-»
Subchapters: I, III, VIII, X, XI, XII
Appendices: M, N, R
b. Pertinent Dental X-ray, Chiropractor,
Subchapters: I, III, VIII, X, XI, XII
Podiatry &
Veterinary
-»
Appendix: R
c. Pertinent Industrial X-ray
-»
Subchapters: I, III, IV, VIII, X, XI, XII
Appendix: R
d. Pertinent Industrial
Cabinet
Subchapters: I, III, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII
& Analytical X-ray
-»
Appendix: R
e. Pertinent Subchapter/Appendices titles: I
(PDF, 109 kb) - General Provisions,
III (PDF,
223 kb) -
Standards for Protection from radiation, IV
(PDF, 41 kb) - Radiation Safety
Requirements for Industrial Radiographic Operations, VIII
(PDF, 86 kb) - X-ray Device
Requirements, IX (PDF,
13 kb)- Cabinet and Analytical X-ray Systems, X
(PDF, 11 kb) - Notices, Instructions
and Reports to Workers, XI (PDF,
8 kb) - Inspection by the Department, XII
(PDF, 15 kb) - Enforcement,
M
(PDF, 5 kb) - Information
to be submitted by persons proposing to conduct Healing Arts
Screening, N
(PDF, 4 kb) -
Exemptions from Patient Shielding for
certain Fluoroscopic Procedures, R
(PDF, 10 kb)- Examples of Severity Levels.
(HFS 157 subchapters linked
above are unofficial PDF versions)
Instructions for Registering X-ray Devices:
To initially register x-ray devices: Fill out form DPH 7097-- Application for
Registration of Ionizing Radiation Devices (PDF, 25KB), and return, with the appropriate fee made payable to the Department of Health Services, to:
Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Division of Public Health
X-ray Device Registration
P.O. Box 2659
Madison, WI 53701-2659
If you have questions about the application or the fee, contact
staff at the Division of Public Health for assistance.
Multiple x-ray units at a single radiation installation and under the control of one person may be registered
on a single registration application and for one fee. If the units/sources are
located at separate addresses, each installation will require a separate registration and
fee. Registration of sources of ionizing radiation must be made by the person in
control.
Renewal registration applications are sent out by DHS in November of each year.
Surveys/Inspections:
DHS Radiation Protection personnel conduct survey inspections of x-ray units
to determine compliance with HS
157. After an inspection, a copy of the report will be sent to the registrant.
Informational Links:
- Fee Schedule for registering Ionizing Radiation Devices
- State of Wisconsin Mammography
Compliance (MQSA) link
- FDA site for X-ray machine requirements:
http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/comp/eprc.html
- Dental Guide Introduction
(PDF, 9.52 kb)
- Dental Guide X-ray Manual
11/2006. (PDF, 53.57 kb)
- Chiropractic X-ray Regulatory Guide
11/2006. (PDF, 76.6 kb)
- Medical Offices and Clinics X-ray
Regulatory Guide 11/2006.
(PDF, 75.3 kb)
- Veterinary X-ray Regulatory
Guide 11/2006. (PDF, 40.8 kb)
- Podiatry X-ray Regulatory Guide
11/2006. (PDF, 50.6 kb)
- NEXT (Nationwide Evaluation of X-ray Trends) Overview
& results 9/2003.
Last Revised: June 24, 2008 |