The recommendations mentioned in the document is very well invited. Though education and training will give a ''Radiation worker'' a knowledge regarding the effects of the radiation and effective ways to control and handle it, it will only be a lethargic move for a ''radiation workers'' is concerned. Since the personnel working in the diagnostic radiology (mostly doctors) do not have any sound knowledge (about radiation and its effects) and moreover they need to concentrate on their own subjects, they deny to focus on the Radiation safety. Its a very good move to authorize a body (local) to train and issue certificates regarding the safety in radiation but, it will take a right shape only if it is made mandatory. Hence, let the worker function as Radiation worker, only after the scrutinizing of the documents justifying his certification in radiation safety by an authorized person (Radiological Safety Officer) in the institution and the same may be conveyed to the Authorized body (for Eg: AERB in India) Doing so, the Radiation worker will come to know the importance of the ''Radiation Safety'' and at the same time we can keep an eye on them.