Royal Decree 1029/2022 requires companies to protect their workers from ionising radiation. Radon is a natural source of radiation whose exposure must be assessed in certain workplaces.
Reference level for the annual average radon concentration in air. Exceeding it in a workplace requires corrective measures.
Radon is a colourless, odourless radioactive gas produced naturally by the decay of uranium in soil, rock and water. It can build up in enclosed spaces, especially underground or poorly ventilated areas.
Prolonged exposure to high radon levels is linked to a higher risk of lung cancer. Measuring its levels is key to preventing risks and ensuring a safe environment.
Spanish law sets a reference level of 300 Bq/m³ as an annual average. Exceeding it in workplaces requires corrective measures under RD 1029/2022.
Radon is one of the leading causes of lung cancer in non-smokers. Measuring it helps identify dangerous concentrations and reduce exposure.
Building projects must demonstrate compliance with the Building Code regarding the healthiness of buildings.
Ensure a safe space with our radon measurement and control services, from start to finish.
Reliable passive detectors to determine radon levels in your space, with a minimum exposure of three months.
If the reference level is exceeded, we advise you on the most suitable measures: ventilation, soil depressurisation or modelling.
Dose estimation, classification of workers and areas, training and reassessment at the frequency indicated by the CSN.
Scope
Situations that involve a risk of radon exposure at work.
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