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  1. Regulatory Guides on nuclear safety and security (YVL) Authorisation According to Section 7 r of the Nuclear Energy Act (990/1987), the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) shall specify detailed safety requirements concerning the impleme...
    https://stuk.fi/en/yvl-guides
  2. Accessibility statement This accessibility statement applies to the website stuk.fi, which was introduced on 24 May 2023. The website is incomplete. If necessary, the description will be revised as new content and functionalities are added to the ...
    https://stuk.fi/en/accessibility-statement
  3. Annual reviews On this page you will find our annual review, where we have compiled the most important events and activities of each year. Year 2024 in STUK Year 2023 in STUK Year 2022 in STUK Our financial statements and activity reports (PDF) ar...
    https://stuk.fi/en/annual-reviews
  4. Reporting on nuclear safety Valitse kieli Suomi Välj språket Svenska Select language English International reporting on nuclear safety STUK's international reports on the status and regulatory oversight of Finland's nuclear safety have been compil...
    https://stuk.fi/en/international-reports
  5. European collaboration European research platforms are indispensable to the scientific basis of the radiation safety and research funding. Radiation safety is a relatively narrow but multidisciplinary research field also in other European countrie...
    https://stuk.fi/en/european-collaboration
  6. Dirty bomb A dirty bomb is a conventional explosive that is set off to carry radioactive substance into the environment. A dirty bomb is not the same as a nuclear weapon or a nuclear explosion. The explosion itself and its consequences would be mo...
    https://stuk.fi/en/dirty-bomb
  7. Safety principles Assurance of nuclear safety is based on general principles that have been formed by experience and research. According to these principles, safety is ensured by so-called defence in depth and multiple arrangements. The aim is to ...
    https://stuk.fi/en/safety-principles
  8. Learning game for beauty care sector students In spring 2025, the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority published a learning game for use by educational institutions in the beauty care sector. The game allows students to learn about the use of ra...
    https://stuk.fi/en/learning-game
  9. Environmental radiation We are monitoring radiation in environment in many ways. Our aim is to be aware of radiation that people and environment are exposured. Radiation today Radiation in Europe Monitoring of environmental radiation Radioactivity...
    https://stuk.fi/en/environmental-radiation
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  11. Quality System The quality system of the Radiation Metrology Laboratory is internationally recognized. The laboratory participates in the international CIPM MRA Mutual Recognition Arrangement coordinated by the International Bureau of Weights and ...
    https://stuk.fi/en/quality-system
  12. Please enter one or more search word Search Clear 42 results Who is the sunbed's responsible person and what are their duties? The responsible person is appointed by the sunbed owner and is tasked with ensuring the safe use of the sunbed. For exam...
    https://stuk.fi/en/frequently-asked
  13. STUK Blog In STUK's blogs, our experts discuss interesting, current phenomena and topics in the field of radiation and nuclear safety. The most recent blog posts are listed as columns on this page. The page is under construction. We apologise for ...
    https://stuk.fi/en/stuk-column
  14. Metrological standards The Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK) maintains national metrological standards that enable the reliability of radiation measurements. Metrological standards are, for example, precise measuring devices (ionizatio...
    https://stuk.fi/en/metrological-activities
  15. Research reactor in Otaniemi Finland's first nuclear reactor was commissioned in Otaniemi, Espoo, in 1962. The research reactor was decommissioned in 2015, and ten years later, the facility was released from STUK's regulatory oversight. The FiR 1 ...
    https://stuk.fi/en/research-reactor-in-otaniemi
  16. Radioactivity of household water Artificial radioactivity in household water intended for human consumption is monitored in order to assess the internal radiation exposure of humans caused by household water. The cesium-137 (Cs-137) and strontium-...
    https://stuk.fi/en/radioactivity-of-drinking-water
  17. Data protection at STUK Data protection involves the protection of personal data and its processing in accordance with law. Everybody possesses the right to their personal data and everybody has the right to protection of their personal data. In i...
    https://stuk.fi/en/data-protection-at-stuk1
  18. Olkiluoto nuclear power plant The three nuclear power plant units located in Olkiluoto, Eurajoki, are owned by Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO). Olkiluoto 1 was taken into commercial use in 1979 and Olkiluoto 2 in 1982. In terms of its type, the Olkil...
    https://stuk.fi/en/olkiluoto-nuclear-power-plant
  19. Veterinary X-ray practices The purpose of the guidelines is to facilitate the interpretation of radiation legislation and, thereby, to promote radiation safety in practice. The guidelines are not binding as such, but they reflect STUK's view on ho...
    https://stuk.fi/en/veterinary-x-ray-practices
  20. Radiation dose received from food Man-made radioactivity in food is monitored by collecting daily portions of solid food from institutional kitchens in three different locations over a period of one week. Drinks are collected for one day only. The...
    https://stuk.fi/en/daily-food-and-drink