The service of individual dosimetric control is to measure and control the level of human radiation exposure and provide individual dose limits depending on human needs. This includes determining the best protection for the type of person working and developing an individual plan to minimize or prevent any undue influence.

Individual dosimetry control services are usually offered to hospitals, universities, nuclear medicine providers, research organizations, and visitors to the exclusion zone. That is why it is necessary to create a dosimetric map that includes information about radiation in different areas. This card should include information on how much time a person can spend in a particular area without being exposed to dangerous levels of radiation.