RE: "Sorry" Not Job Description.

["Laning, Eric" <ejlaning@bechtel.com>]

John, 

While I haven't worked at ALL DOE facilities, the ones I have worked
typically recognize DOE Core Radiological Control Training (RCT) as opposed
to the ANSI 3.1 standard (required by most, if not all NRC licensees ). I
think you may find difficulty locating ONE mandated wage determination for
an RCT. Each facility has its own set of pay rates as far as I've ever
known. Certain contracts may fall under U.S. Dept. of Labor's Service
Contract Act (SCA) which determines minimum wage based job description and
locale ( i.e. County, State). I am currently on a project which does
recognize the SCA, however there is no job description for an RCT. On our
particular contract, RCTs are classified as "Environmental Technicians". You
may want to consult the DOE Radiological Control Manual (RADCON Manual) for
a job description & the required qualifications.

Regards,

Eric Laning
HP Supervisor
Safety & Ecology Corp.
100 W. Hunter Ave.
Maywood NJ 07607
201-843-7080 ext. 223 
ejlaning@bechtel.com

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	john bement [SMTP:amserv1@bellsouth.net]
> Sent:	Saturday, January 30, 1999 9:32 PM
> To:	Multiple recipients of list
> Subject:	"Sorry" Not Job Description.
> 
> I am looking for a specific job description for ANSI 3.1 Qualified Rad
> Con Technicians at DOE Facilities through out the U.S., or can some one
> please give me the internet address for the US Dept of Labors Specific
> Wage Determinations for Federal Goverment Contracts. Once again I am
> looking for day to day job description as per the US Dept of Labor Wage
> Determination Board, not the pay scale.
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