Who must give permission for an Orange qualified person to enter a radiography area?

In a radiography area, it is critical to maintain strict safety protocols due to the potential hazards associated with radiation exposure. The lead radiographer is responsible for overseeing the radiography operations and ensuring that all safety measures are followed. This position typically entails a comprehensive understanding of the safety protocols, the operational procedures of the equipment, and the potential risks involved.

When an Orange qualified person, such as someone with a specific training level, wants to enter this controlled environment, it is necessary for them to receive permission from the lead radiographer. This ensures that the individual is adequately informed about the safety measures in place, understands the context of the work being done, and is prepared to comply with all necessary protocols to ensure their safety and that of their colleagues.

The other roles mentioned, while important in their respective areas, do not have the same level of responsibility or oversight in radiography settings as the lead radiographer does. Therefore, granting access to radiography areas falls squarely within the purview of the lead radiographer's responsibilities.