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Senior Radiation Protection Technician

PERMA FIX ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INCKingston, TN
Onsite

About The Position

This is a NON-EXEMPT position that implements the day-to-day programmatic aspects of the Radiological Protection Plan in accordance with all applicable procedures, state and federal regulations. The focus will be split between supporting onsite decommissioning activities and waste operations. The role involves continuous field/facility work where there is potential for exposure to radiation, noise, dust, and hot and cold temperatures. Climbing, walking, and lifting will be normal daily requirements. The ability to participate in physically demanding work while wearing personnel protective equipment, including respiratory protection, is essential.

Requirements

  • Three or more years’ experience in applied health physics.
  • High school diploma or equivalent.
  • Valid driver’s license.
  • DOE “L” or “Q” security clearance or the ability to obtain the same, as required.
  • Demonstrated ability to follow procedures, work packages, and/or protocols.
  • Demonstrated ability to oversee and guide radiological support and radiological workers.
  • Demonstrated ability to use radiological instrumentation.
  • Demonstrated ability to source check instrumentation.
  • Demonstrated ability to train junior technicians in the use of radiological instrumentation.
  • Demonstrated ability to appropriately document survey and data collection results.
  • Demonstrated ability to use different levels of PPE (including respiratory protection).
  • Communicate effectively (written and verbal) with field, project management, and client representatives.
  • Use and manipulate computer spreadsheets and/or databases for purposes of data reduction, presentation, and review.
  • Review and qualify HP/IH data results and calculations (surveys, air monitoring, etc.).
  • Explain data results to non-HP/IH personnel.
  • Use of word processing software.

Nice To Haves

  • Education may substitute for up to one year of experience – six months for a related A.S. degree or one year for a related B.S. degree.

Responsibilities

  • Perform air sampling, radiation surveys, radioactive contamination control and monitoring.
  • Operate count room equipment such as smear counters and gamma spectroscopy systems including ISOCS.
  • Manage access control, posting and labeling.
  • Complete and manage records.
  • Respond to accidents and emergencies.
  • Control vehicles and equipment.
  • Perform instrumentation source checks.
  • Perform personnel and equipment decontamination.
  • Generate radiological data records and review data reports.
  • Support industrial hygiene and industrial safety tasks as cross-trained and required by position assignment.
  • Perform collateral safety and health duties commensurate with qualifications, aptitude, and ability (including job coverage, monitoring, and surveillance).
  • Participate in the formulation of action plans in response to identified deficiencies.
  • Perform detailed technical operations in compliance with written work plans, protocols, and procedures.
  • Provide guidance and monitor the performance of technical support in the assigned area.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

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Based on current job postings on Teal, the average Radiation Protection Technician salary in the US is approximately $78,000 per year, with a typical range of $50,000 to $106,000.
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