Radiation Protection Advisor. Job in Bristol Education & Training Jobs

Jackson Hogg; Bristol; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading organization in radiation protection is seeking a Radiation Protection Adviser to provide guidance on ionising radiation compliance. You will conduct site visits, create detailed reports, and deliver training while liaising with regulatory authorities. Applicants should be fit for travel and capable of working flexibly. This position offers significant professional development opportunities in the field of radiation protection.

Benefits

Continuous professional development

Field-based work

Training opportunities

Qualifications

• Experience advising on compliance with IRR17 and REPPIR19.
• Ability to produce detailed scientific reports.
• Strong communication skills for training and liaising with authorities.

Responsibilities

• Conduct site visits to ensure compliance with legislation.
• Deliver radiological protection training services.
• Liaise with regulatory authorities on compliance matters.

Skills

Radiological protection advice

Training delivery

Compliance knowledge

Job description

Overview

We are seeking an accredited Radiation Protection Adviser (RPA) to join a leading organisation in the North of England. The role will focus on advising employers engaged in work with ionising radiation on compliance with IRR17 and/or REPPIR19, ensuring safe and compliant working practices.

Job Purpose

Provide radiological protection advice and training services to practices which utilise ionising radiation.

Key Responsibilities

• Undertake site visits to client locations (both onshore and offshore) to inspect working practices and ensure compliance with relevant national and international legislation.


• Produce clear, detailed scientific reports from site visits and audits, highlighting non-compliances and recommending improvements.


• Prepare and deliver specialist radiological protection training, including RPS, Radiation Awareness, and Radiation Monitor User Training courses.


• Liaise with regulatory authorities such as the HSE, EA, and SEPA in relation to legislative compliance. Support clients with local rules, risk assessments, and securing permits for sealed sources and radioactive waste.


• Identify opportunities for further development and expansion of radiation protection services.

Additional Requirements

• Extensive UK and international travel.


• Physically fit and comfortable working at heights.


• Willingness to wear protective personal equipment, including respiratory protective equipment, when required.


• Flexibility to work outside normal hours, including occasional weekends.


• Manual handling tasks as part of site work.

Professional Development

• Continuous CPD and work-based learning.


• Opportunities for shadowing experienced RPAs, attending internal and external training (e.g. RPS and RPTS courses, scientific writing, laboratory/monitoring work).


• Support in joining and actively participating in the Society for Radiological Protection (SRP), including attendance at seminars and annual conferences.