FANR Approved Service Provider UAE | FANR Approval & Radiation Safety

FANR-approved radiation safety service provider support in the UAE for healthcare, dental, veterinary, diagnostic and industrial facilities. Medcare Hub supports FANR approval, licensing documentation and radiation safety compliance across all Emirates. Medcare Hub helps organise the licensing evidence, radiation-protection documentation, applicable technical assessments and regulatory follow-up needed for a well-prepared FANR application. We support projects in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Umm Al Quwain and Al Ain.

FANR licensing requirements depend on the regulated activity, radiation source or radiation-generating equipment, facility circumstances and applicable regulatory requirements. The current FANR regulations and official application instructions control the final requirements for each project.

A practical licensing review starts with the facility scope, location, services, rooms, equipment or sources, responsible personnel and existing approvals before the evidence set is assembled.

Support may be relevant to organisations operating applicable radiation-generating equipment or regulated radiation activities, including:

• Dental clinics and dental centres
• Medical and diagnostic centres
• Hospitals and imaging departments
• Veterinary facilities
• Industrial and technical users
• Research and other regulated facilities, where applicable

The licensing scope should always be confirmed against the actual activity rather than assumed from facility type alone.

1. Scope review: identify the facility, regulated activity, equipment or sources and responsible personnel.
2. Documentation review: check corporate, facility, equipment and radiation-protection records.
3. Technical coordination: arrange applicable safety assessments, shielding information, QC or other technical evidence.
4. Application preparation: organise the evidence set for submission through the applicable FANR process.
5. Follow-up: track requests, clarifications and outstanding items.
6. Ongoing compliance: maintain controlled records for renewals, changes and recurring activities.

• Facility and legal-entity information
• Applicable healthcare or commercial licence information
• Radiation equipment or source register
• Radiation Protection Program and related procedures, where applicable
• Responsible person and RPO information
• Safety assessment or technical reports, where applicable
• Room drawings and shielding information, where applicable
• QC, maintenance and service records
• Training and competency evidence
• Occupational monitoring or dosimetry records, where applicable

The exact evidence list depends on the project and current FANR requirements.

Licensing preparation should reflect the real facility. Equipment identity, room layout, workload, responsible personnel and radiation-protection arrangements should be consistent across the application evidence. Where a project requires a safety assessment, shielding calculation, QC testing, dosimetry or other technical work, the appropriate qualified professional should perform or provide the applicable evidence.

For changes to equipment, rooms, services or responsible personnel, review the effect on the licensing and radiation-protection documentation before the change is treated as routine.

Medcare Hub provides FANR licensing support across the UAE. For local searches, we serve Abu Dhabi and Al Ain as well as Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain. See our local FANR licensing resources for Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain, and contact us when your facility needs a project-specific review. Licensing requirements depend on the actual regulated activity, radiation equipment or source and facility circumstances.

A controlled licensing file connects the facility, equipment, people and evidence instead of storing unrelated documents. Each record can have an owner, status, review or expiry date and source reference. This makes it easier to identify missing documents, outdated evidence and actions that need follow-up.

The same structure can support initial licensing, renewals, licence amendments, inspections and internal readiness reviews.

Medcare Hub can support the preparation and coordination process by reviewing facility scope, organising licensing evidence, identifying gaps, coordinating applicable technical services, maintaining controlled records and helping track follow-up items.

The service does not replace FANR’s regulatory decision-making, and no service provider can guarantee the outcome of a regulatory application.

Explore Medcare Hub services for FANR compliance, including FANR Facility Licensing & Compliance, X-Ray Quality Control, Radiation Shielding Calculation & Survey, Personal Dosimetry & TLD Badge Services and Radiation Protection Advisor & Officer Services.

Does every X-ray machine have the same licensing requirements?

No. Requirements depend on the regulated activity, equipment or source and facility circumstances.

Can an existing assessment always be reused?

Not automatically. The equipment, room, workload and other technical assumptions should be checked against the current requirements.

Who makes the final licensing decision?

FANR is the regulatory authority. Medcare Hub can provide preparation and coordination support.

What happens when equipment or rooms change?

The change should be reviewed against the applicable regulatory and technical requirements before operation.

Can Medcare Hub help with renewals?

Yes. Renewal planning can be integrated with the same controlled licensing records and expiry tracking.

Share your facility type, emirate, radiation equipment or regulated activity and current licensing status. Medcare Hub can use this information to scope the appropriate documentation and technical coordination required for your project.