Persönliche Kennnummer für Zwecke des Strahlenschutzregisters Vergabe

A personal identification number (SSR number) is required for entries in the Radiation Protection Register (SSR). You must apply for this number at the Federal Office for Radiation Protection.

Persons for whom entries in the Radiation Protection Register of the Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) are required need a personal identification number. This is the so-called radiation protection register number (SSR number).

Such an SSR number is required in particular by

• occupationally exposed persons
• Holders of radiation passports

For each person for whom you apply for an SSR number, you must provide the following information:

• Social Security Number
• Family name
• First name(s)
• Birth Name
• Academic Degree (optional)
• Date of birth
• Place of birth

You do not need to submit any documents.

You are in the employing company of the occupationally exposed persons:

• person responsible for radiation protection
• person obligated or responsible according to the Radiation Protection Act or
• an appropriately authorized person, e.g. radiation protection officer or radiation protection officer

There are no costs involved.

You can only apply for SSR numbers electronically:

• Register at the SSR portal of the Federal Office for Radiation Protection.
• After registration, your access data for the BfS portal will be sent to your personal e-mail address.
• Call up the SSR portal and log in with your access data.
• Select the "Data entry" area and enter the information of the persons for whom you want to apply for an SSR number. This is possible by
  • typing in the data or
  • inserting the data via CSV or TXT file.
• Click on "Generate".
• You will now find the newly generated SSR number(s) and the associated data in the "Data Output" area.
  • Note: If you uncheck the "Show new entries only" box, you will see all the SSR numbers you have generated.
• Mark all the records you want to download with a check mark. Then click on "Download zip file".
• In the zip file you will find
  • a list of the selected SSR numbers as a CSV file.
  • A certificate for each employee. You must give the certificates to the employees immediately (printed or as a PDF file). The employees must keep their certificates.

After entering the required data, the SSR numbers are immediately available for download together with an SSR number certificate.

There is no deadline.

There are no clues or specifics.

There are no legal remedies. The purpose of the personal identification number is unique identification. Reports to the Radiation Protection Register can thus be clearly assigned to a person. The personal identification number has no binding effect on the outside. Consequently, the assignment of the personal identification number is not an administrative act against which an appeal would be admissible.

• Personal identification number for purposes of the Radiation Protection Register Assignment
• A personal identification number (SSR number) is required for entries in the Radiation Safety Register (SSR).
• An SSR number is required in particular for
  • occupationally exposed persons
  • Holders of radiation passports
• For each person for whom you are applying for an SSR number, you must provide the following information:
  • Social Security Number
  • Family name
  • First name(s)
  • Birth Name
  • Academic degree (optional)
  • Date of birth
  • Place of birth
• Application: online
• Costs: none
• Deadlines: none
• Processing time: none, SSR numbers are generated immediately and can be retrieved
• responsible: Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS)

Forms available: No

Written form required: No

Informal application possible: No

Personal appearance required: No

Online services available: Yes