RADIOLOGICAL CONTROL TECHNICIAN

Banda Group International Llc•Los Alamos, NM

27d•Onsite

About The Position

Banda Group International (BGI) is an employee-owned provider of environmental safety, security, technical, and project management support services for diverse clientele. Founded on principles of environmental, health, and safety (EH&S), BGI offers a competitive salary, a collaborative working environment, and a comprehensive benefits package for eligible full-time employees. The team is seeking qualified candidates for a Radiation Control Technician position to provide radiological protection support at assigned Laboratory facilities. This role supports safe radiological operations by performing workplace surveillance, interpreting radiological data, and ensuring compliance with radiation protection requirements and regulatory standards.

Requirements

Demonstrated knowledge of radiation protection principles, policies, and Laboratory procedures.
Strong understanding and application of technical principles, theories, and concepts in radiation protection and operational health physics.
Ability to provide technical solutions to complex radiological protection challenges while maintaining compliance with regulatory and organizational requirements.
Experience working independently with minimal supervision while maintaining high standards of technical accuracy and safety.
Ability to mentor and guide other technicians while supporting facility radiological operations.
High school diploma and three (3) years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
DOE Q Clearance required. Selected applicants will be subject to a background investigation conducted by or on behalf of the Federal Government and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. U.S. citizenship is required except in extremely limited circumstances.
This position may be subject to DOE Order 426.2, Personnel Selection, Training, and Qualification Requirements for DOE Nuclear Facilities.
This position is also subject to the DOE Human Reliability Program (HRP) under 10 CFR Part 712, which includes ongoing drug and alcohol testing and periodic medical and psychological evaluations.
Candidates must demonstrate a strong commitment to safety, regulatory compliance, and operational excellence in high-consequence environments.

Nice To Haves

Additional training, certification, or education in radiation protection may be desirable.

Responsibilities

Provide radiological support at assigned Laboratory sites through workplace surveillance and analysis and interpretation of radiological data.
Deliver operational health physics support within assigned facilities, functions, or program areas.
Support and oversee high-hazard radiological work activities to ensure safe execution.
Ensure compliance with radiation protection procedures, Laboratory requirements, and 10 CFR 835 regulations.
Review radiological work activities to verify appropriate controls, postings, and compliance with safety requirements.
Assist with and mentor employees in on-the-job training, including radiation monitoring procedures, contamination control, external exposure control, emergency response, radiation work permits, and facility design considerations.
Interface with emergency personnel or directly respond to radiological emergencies involving radiation or radioactive material.
Work with health physicists to determine appropriate re-entry requirements following radiological incidents.
Direct other technicians as necessary in monitoring activities and response efforts involving contaminated personnel.
Assume field leadership responsibilities when required and direct the work of other technicians in operational settings.
Complete assignments by adhering to established requirements, specifications, and operational procedures.