Radiological monitoring instruments

Radiometers, Contamination Monitors, Portals… Safety Does Not Tolerate Approximation

Radiological monitoring instruments are everywhere on nuclear sites:

  • Portable radiometers
  • Contamination monitors
  • Mobile or fixed area monitors
  • Exit hand & foot portals

They are indispensable in daily operations.
Yet their management is often fragmented — even informal.
A paradox, given their central role in radiation protection.

Common field issues

  • No proof of calibration validity or last inspection date
  • Data scattered across multiple files, systems, or storage rooms
  • No traceability of use: who took what, for which task, and where?
  • Lack of global visibility on the fleet (location, status, utilisation)
  • Portals left behind or not retrieved after project close-out

How BROLZ helps

BROLZ centralises and structures the management of your radiological monitoring fleet — portable, semi-fixed, or zone-specific.

Key features:

  • Detailed record for each device (type, serial number, manufacturer, measurement range, etc.)
  • Tracking of calibrations / periodic checks with automated alerts
  • Full history of assignments, movements, and non-conformities
  • Real-time location and zone of use (worksite, warehouse, inter-site loan…)
  • Instant scan (QR / NFC) for on-site access to device data
  • Immediate user reporting of anomalies
  • Monitoring of critical dates: calibration expiry, lab return, temporary unavailability
  • Clear overview of available, non-compliant, or under-maintenance devices

What changes with BROLZ

  • Full visibility of where each instrument is and its operational status
  • Immediate proof of calibration and regulatory compliance
  • No more missed recalibrations, duplicates, or lost devices
  • Improved field efficiency, enhanced safety, and audit readiness

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