Radiation Protection Technician

Sonic Systems International LLC•Wilmington, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Temporary Radiation Protection Technician (RPT) will provide radiological monitoring and safety support for operations involving radioactive and/or fissile materials across GE Wilmington facilities, including FMO, and WFSC. This is not a permanent role; the position is intended to support short‑term operational needs, personnel shortages, or project‑specific coverage. Core technical expectations remain consistent with responsibilities described in GVH/GNF‑A Radiation Protection Monitor roles and GVH/GNF-A radiation protection qualification standards.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (consistent with GVH/GNF-A requirements).
Minimum 1 year of radiation protection, experience.
Ability to qualify under site‑specific radiation protection training requirements.
Ability to work in radiologically controlled and airborne control areas.

Nice To Haves

Experience in nuclear fuel manufacturing or similar regulated environments.
Familiarity with SNM‑1097 license requirements and GVH/GNF‑A administrative procedures.
Experience with air monitoring systems or radiological emergency response.

Responsibilities

Conduct routine surveys of radiologically controlled areas using fixed and portable dose rate and contamination survey instruments.
Perform inspections of operations involving radioactive or fissile materials to ensure compliance with nuclear safety criteria and license conditions.
Perform air sampling, evaluate airborne conditions, identify abnormalities, and work with operations to correct them.
Provide job‑coverage support for maintenance, operational activities, or special projects requiring radiological oversight.
Document contamination surveys, dose rate data, air sample results, and compliance records.
Review monitoring data to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and site procedures.
Support temporary implementation of required radiation protection programs, including waste handling, instrument checks, and dosimetry issuance.
Apply site‑specific nuclear safety and radiation protection criteria in accordance with GVH/GNF‑A procedures.
Maintain qualification competencies aligned with GVH/GNF-A Radiation Protection standards as applicable.
Conduct pre‑job briefings for radiation workers regarding hazards and protective measures.
Promote safe work practices and professional radiological conduct while supporting temporary staffing needs.