Vision To be a distinguished regulatory authority on the national, regional and international levels for nuclear and radiation safety, nuclear security and safeguards.   Mission Carry out all regulatory and control works related to nuclear and radiation activities to ensure peaceful use of atomic energy, and safety and security of humans, properties and the environment […]

ENRRA Organizational Structure       ENRRA has three regulatory sectors, and other supporting departments as following: Regulatory Sectors Safety of Nuclear Installations Safety of Radiation Facilities & Sources Nuclear Safeguards & Nuclear Security Supporting Departments Office of Chairman’s Affairs Nuclear & Radiological Emergencies Central Chamber Legal Affairs Security Quality & Audit Information Technology Human […]

The Central Chamber is the central point for receiving notifications in case of nuclear or radiological emergencies and collecting as much additional information as possible in case of emergency.

The Center of Excellence is generally responsible for the training, development and qualification of the all the human resources of ENRRA and Manages the competence analysis process by identifying the main competencies (knowledge, skills and attitudes) required to perform the tasks related to ENRRA’s functions using a reliable methodology.

The department is primarily responsible for providing legal advice to ENRRA and supporting the legal aspects of all ENRRA’s responsibilities and activities pursuant to the Law (as amended). it’s Executive Regulations regulations and all other rules and decrees.

The Department is generally responsible for ensuring that all parties participating in designing, manufacturing construction, commissioning and operation at nuclear and radiation facilities are committed to rules and regulations.