Colorado Employment

[Scott Webb <swebb@lamar.ColoState.EDU>]

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FOR COLORADO RESIDENTS AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

TITLE: Alternate Radiation Safety Officer (Environmental Protection 
Specialist II)

SALARY: $3735 to $5005 per month

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Two years professional health physics experience, 
preferably at an academic and/or research institution AND a Bachelor's 
degree in Health Physics or closely related field. Substitution: 
M.S./Ph.D. in Health Physics may substitute for one year of the 
professional experience. Work experience deemed equivalent to the 
knowledge and skills gained in the B.S. in Health Physics may substitute 
for the degree. Additional Requirements: [1] Possess or be qualifiied to 
obtain 40 hour Haardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Training 
[2] Colorado Commercial Driver's License [3] Eligibility for professional 
certification by the American Board of Health Physics within five years 
[4] Computer experience, preferably with Microsoft Access [5] Ability to 
meet physical demands including: routine lifting of 50+ lbs while wearing 
protective equipment [6] Willingness to work an on call schedule when 
necessitated. HIGHLY DESIREABLE: M.S. or Ph.D. in Health Physics. 
Experience directing the work of technicians.

Background Security Clearance and Fingerprinting may be required.

DUTIES: Position is assigned to Environmental Health Services to minitor 
the presence and use of ionizing and nonionizing radiation under state 
and federal regulations. Assist to develop and direct a safety program 
focussed on ionizing radiation as used in research and teaching. Train 
generators, collect waste, supervise consolidation of waste; schedule 
waste shipments. Direct a plan to gather data and samples to ensure 
compliance of researchers with university and state regulations. Compile 
data, interpret and report. Manage program to maintain calibration of all 
equipment. Train users on proper use of radiation detectors. Consult with 
university staff and general public on matters related to radiation 
safety. Perform related duties as assigned and/or required.

TO APPLY: Submit a cover letter and resume, each not to exceed 2 pages, 
showing how you meet the requirements stated above, including those 
listed as "Highly Desirable" and submit to:

HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES
RM 110 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
FORT COLLINS, CO 80523

or FAX materials to 970-491-2337. Materials must be received no later 
than 29 July 1996. These application materials will constiture a Panel 
Assessment Devise (PAD), and will be evaluated by a Panel of Experts. 
Depending on the number of qualified applicants, this PAD will be used 
exclusively and weighted 100% or it will be qualifying and used to limit 
the pool to the highest scores who will proceed on to the second phase in 
the selection process. PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IN YOUR 
COVER LETTER.

COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER