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SUMMARY

This position is responsible for the Radiation Safety Program such that exposure to radiation and radioactive materials is as low as reasonably achievable and in compliance with university, state, and federal regulations. Manager has full/final supervisory responsibility but only participates in discussion/decision of job actions (e.g., new hires, promotions, demotions, transfers, discipline, terminations). Activities and decisions are highly complex. Significant independent action and judgment are required subject to University wide policies.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Provides support, assistance, and advice to users of radioactive materials controlled under university license to ensure safety policies are followed.

Ensures university radiation safety policies are in compliance with the terms and conditions of license issued by the state, and federal regulations.

Performs safety evaluations of prospective and existing users radioactive materials.

Develops, revises, and ensures implementation of procedures, and technical work documents in support of safety programs.

Provides professional advice and technical support to the Radiation Safety Committee.

Performs management of the radiation safety staff; assigns duties, provides training, and oversight in proper performance of those duties.

Responsible for managing special projects.

Develops plans for future expenses/revenues and setting priorities for the allocation of funds.

Performs related work as required.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

Bachelor's degree required, qualification as a Radiation Safety Manager or 10 years of related experience through practical experience in a university or medical setting. License required: Radiation Safety Manager qualification in accordance with the American National Standards Institute (nuclear power industry), the Department of Energy Radcon Program, or through practical experience in a university or medical setting.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Technical knowledge and the ability to implement that knowledge in field operations.

Must be able to communicate technical ideas to an array of personnel.
 

 

 


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