Radiological Engineering Positions in Southern Ohio

[David Kent <KENTDB@doe-md.gov>]

Babcock & Wilcox of Ohio has immediate openings for seven Radiological Engineers at the Mound Facility (near Dayton, OH).  The Mound Facility which is undergoing D&D, performed tritium processing and plutonium heat source assembly for the U.S. Department of Energy.  Below are the duties and requirements for the positions.  Salaries are commensurate with education and experience level.  Interested individuals should contact Ted Quale at Ph.# (937) 865-4256 or FAX# (937) 865-3144.    

Job Title:	Radiological Engineer
Function:	Radiological Control Department

Job Duties:
*	Ensure field compliance with 10 CFR 835 and radiological procedures.
*	Coordinate radiation protection coverage for all project activities and provide communication link to Radiation Control Manager.
*	Ensure RCT*s receive training necessary to perform job functions in a safe and effective manner.
*	Complete radiological work permits (RWPs) for all work activities outlining personal air-monitoring requirements, PPE requirements, contamination control monitoring requirements, and any special instructions necessary for completion of the specific job.
*	Coordinate pre-job briefings for those tasks following a job-specific RWP.
*	Interface with job foremen/project staff with respect to radiation protection issues and provide guidance on best practices.
*	Schedule radiological control technician work activities and hours to meet demands of project schedule..
*	Provide guidance on most appropriate decontamination methods given type and magnitude of contamination (e.g., hydrochloric acid washing, pressure washing, wet wipe-downs, HEPA vacuuming, etc).

Education:	Minimum M.S. in engineering, health physics, or related science fields and 6 years direct relevant experience..

Skills and Experience:

*	Minimum 8 years in the radiological control field.

*	Knowledge of radiological control requirements, policies, and practices.

*	Must be able to interface and coordinate with on-site Radiological Control management, DOE/MEMP staff, project engineer, construction craft, and Project Managers.

*	Able to climb in rough, wooded terrain carrying various survey equipment.
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*	Able to work in confined spaces and climb steps/ladders.



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