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Primary-source research
Rules are tied back to statutes, administrative code, regulator guidance, forms, and other authoritative material.
Ohio cabinet X-ray pilot now open
X-ray compliance,
X-ray compliance,
made traceable.
RayReg is building an AI-assisted compliance platform that turns fragmented X-ray rules into facility-focused guidance — with the authoritative source behind every substantive requirement.
Why RayReg
Compliance answers should show their work.
RayReg separates research, verification, and human escalation. The objective is not to make AI sound certain — it is to make regulatory conclusions traceable.
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Independent verification
A finding is checked for scope, exceptions, regulated party, definitions, cross-references, and current applicability before it becomes approved knowledge.
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Human review for uncertainty
Ambiguous, conflicting, safety-sensitive, or novel interpretations are escalated rather than presented as confident answers.
Built for facilities
Start with the questions a plant actually has.
The pilot is designed around the owner/operator side of industrial cabinet X-ray compliance rather than generic radiation-safety information.
- Registration
- Radiation protection programs
- Operator training
- Cabinet evaluations
- Radiation surveys
- Record retention
- Interlocks & indicators
- Equipment changes
- Facility lifecycle events
Proof of concept
Ohio is state #1.
The Ohio pilot converts cabinet-system rules into an understandable facility checklist while preserving the regulatory source and important qualifications.
Example
Cabinet-system evaluation
Ohio requires cabinet systems to be evaluated and the results recorded every three months, not to exceed fourteen weeks, subject to the rule's lockout exception.
Who this is for
People responsible for keeping production compliant.
EHS & safety
Quickly identify the state-level obligations and evidence that should exist for the facility.
Engineering & maintenance
Understand recurring cabinet evaluations, survey triggers, equipment safety controls, and change events.
Quality & plant leadership
Turn regulatory requirements into a practical checklist instead of hunting through administrative code.
New resource library
Answers to real cabinet X-ray compliance questions.
Six Ohio articles are now available, covering registration, operator training, recurring evaluations, survey triggers, records, and failed safety interlocks.
Qualified
Ohio registration
When an industrial cabinet X-ray facility generally needs registration — and why the exemptions matter.
Read article → Verified14-week evaluation limit
How often covered cabinet systems must be evaluated and what the recurring evaluation checks.
Read article → QualifiedOperator refresher training
Why Ohio's general annual radiographic refresher provision should not automatically be applied to ordinary cabinet operators.
Read article →
Help shape RayReg
Operate cabinet X-ray equipment?
Send us the compliance question you wish someone could answer clearly. Real facility questions will help shape the next RayReg tools and state guides.