Senior Evaluator, Radiological Protection

INPO External•Atlanta, GA

About The Position

Leads monitoring, peer review, and assistance activities for nuclear power stations in radiological protection, interacting with utility personnel, INPO/WANO management, and industry professional groups. Essential Functions Performs the functions of a lead radiological protection evaluator on peer review and assistance activities at nuclear power stations and utilities while leading and mentoring others Leads and directs analysis activities, reviews documents, and develops reports that describe area performance, areas for improvement, areas of concern, strengths and recommendations and effectively communicates results to station and utility leaders Organizes and directs station observation activities and interviews, and briefs station and utility leaders Recognizes gaps to excellence in radiological protection and industrial safety Discerns significance, scope, and causes of plant problems and strengths Represents INPO on all issues related to radiological protection, including industry meetings and during the establishment of/or changes to industry standards Works with the industry to improve radiological protection performance Participates in the development of industry communications Mentors new employees through the radiological protection and chemistry qualification process Frequent travel (up to 40%) is required to visit nuclear sites and other locations domestically and internationally Performs other duties as assigned

Requirements

Advanced skills in building and maintaining positive relationships, handling complex conflicts with key stakeholders, and ensuring alignment with INPO’s mission
Advanced knowledge of INPO/WANO policies, practices and procedures
Advanced knowledge of error reduction fundamentals as related to station chemistry and program engineering personnel
Advanced knowledge and understanding of the principles, techniques, and practices associated with plant radiological safety related processes and activities, including plant and personnel radiation and contamination monitoring, control of access to radiologically posted areas, and control of radioactive material.
Advanced knowledge of industry regulations, standards, and state-of-the-art practices in radiological protection
Advanced knowledge of the principles, techniques, and practices associated with the measurement, detection, and control of radiation and radioactive materials, including instrumentation and dosimetry commonly used in the industry
In depth, comprehensive knowledge of the nuclear utility industry
Advanced proficiency in solving complex and multifaceted problems using data, trend, and analysis to inform decision making
Advanced ability to use research, analysis, and stakeholder feedback to influence and execute strategies while remaining up to date with industry regulations and compliance standards
High levels of communication skills to convey complex ideas and strategies in a clear and compelling manner
Advanced ability to work independently as well as in teams/groups, to align long-term organizational strategies
Ability to lead functional area and cross-functional teams.
Ability to work and maintain confidentiality of highly sensitive/private information
High School Diploma or GED
Six or more years of professional work experience
Four or more years of experience in relevant specialty area (chemistry/chemical engineering, radiological protection, or health physics)
Two years of supervisory or equivalent experience
Must be able to work prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer
Must be able to work under minimal supervision
Must be able to sit, stand, walk, stoop, kneel, crouch, climb, and crawl
Must be able to lift 25 pounds
Must be able to travel domestically or internationally by plane or car
Must have a US state or territory issued Real ID compliant driver’s license or identification card
All INPO employees are expected to abide by behavioral expectations as outlined in INPO’s Core Values, Team Effectiveness Attributes, and Leadership Effectiveness Attributes
Employment is dependent upon successfully completing a pre-employment background check and drug and alcohol test
This position may require obtaining unescorted access status
This position requires direct or indirect access to certain export-controlled technology, for which INPO may be required to obtain an export license in accordance with applicable U.S. export control laws and regulations. If an export license is required, any offer of employment at INPO for this position is contingent upon receipt of the export license or authorization

Nice To Haves

Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) certification
Bachelor of Science degree in a relevant specialty area
Certified Health Physicist
Five or more years of nuclear plant experience
Two years of INPO/WANO evaluation experience
Two years of manager or equivalent experience
Five years of supervisory experience (preferably in RP or chemistry) with at least some experience as a second-line supervisor

Responsibilities

Performs the functions of a lead radiological protection evaluator on peer review and assistance activities at nuclear power stations and utilities while leading and mentoring others
Leads and directs analysis activities, reviews documents, and develops reports that describe area performance, areas for improvement, areas of concern, strengths and recommendations and effectively communicates results to station and utility leaders
Organizes and directs station observation activities and interviews, and briefs station and utility leaders
Recognizes gaps to excellence in radiological protection and industrial safety
Discerns significance, scope, and causes of plant problems and strengths
Represents INPO on all issues related to radiological protection, including industry meetings and during the establishment of/or changes to industry standards
Works with the industry to improve radiological protection performance
Participates in the development of industry communications
Mentors new employees through the radiological protection and chemistry qualification process
Frequent travel (up to 40%) is required to visit nuclear sites and other locations domestically and internationally
Performs other duties as assigned