It is the responsibility of the owner to register the x-ray equipment and ensure that it complies with all applicable radiation protection regulations pursuant to New Jersey Administrative Code (N.J.A.C. There are more than 25,000 x-ray machines registered in New Jersey. The Machine Source Section within the Bureau of X-Ray Compliance administers New Jersey's registration and inspection all x-ray equipment within the state. Pertinent information such as registration forms, license applications and professional services are located at the specific section's webpage.

Listed below is a summary of each section's function within the Bureau. We further strive to meet our mission by partnering with the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to inspect FDA certified mammography facilities in order to ascertain compliance with Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) regulations. We strive to accomplish our mission by registering and inspecting all x-ray equipment and administering a technologist licensure program that ensures that competent technologists are available to operate x-ray equipment and to administer nuclear medicine studies. The mission of the Bureau of X-Ray Compliance (Bureau) is to improve the quality of life by protecting the public and radiation workers from unnecessary exposure to ionizing radiation from x-ray machines and reducing medical misdiagnosis caused by faulty x-ray equipment and operator error. Welcome to the Bureau of X-Ray Compliance

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