ENTACT employs eco-friendly remediation techniques and adheres to sustainable practices to minimize environmental impact. This includes using biodegradable decontamination agents, implementing erosion control measures, and restoring affected ecosystems. Our commitment to environmental

In extraordinarily rare cases, radioactive waste can be recycled or reused. However, the possibility of recycling radioactive materials depends on factors such as type or waste, radiation levels, and regulatory restrictions.

ENTACT prioritizes worker safety by implementing strategic safety protocols, providing comprehensive training, and supplying appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Continuous monitoring, dose assessments, and adherence to radiation protection standards minimize the risk

The duration of remediation efforts depends on multiple factors, including the extent of contamination, site complexity, available resources, and regulatory requirements. ENTACT works with our clients to evaluate site assessments and develop

Regulations governing the cleanup of radioactive materials vary depending on the country, state, or region. They typically include guidelines for permissible exposure levels, waste disposal, remediation techniques, and reporting requirements. ENTACT ensures

Radiation exposure can cause various health effects depending on factors such as the type of radiation, levels of radiation, and duration of exposure. Health effects may include radiation sickness, cancer, genetic mutations,

Radiological remediation techniques include decontamination, containment, and disposal tailored to the specific characteristics of the site and materials involved. These methods aim to reduce or eliminate radioactive contamination and minimize risks to

Examples include uranium, thorium, radium, plutonium, some isotopes of cesium, and some isotopes of iodine.

Radioactive materials are present throughout Earth’s crust. Many useful industries may incidentally cause radiological contamination through their normal operations (e.g., oil & gas exploration and production, mining, and petrochemical plants) since they