Radiological Protection: 2-Year Graduate Programme

GradBay; England; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 35,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentor programme

Graduate network

Travel & subsistence for training

Job summary

GradBay in the UK is offering a Radiological Protection Graduate Programme based in Cumbria. The two-year scheme includes two 12-month placements across different sites and a structured development path.

You will work with radiological protection specialists to learn risk assessments, monitoring, dose assessment, and compliance, with opportunities for professional accreditation. Eligibility includes a 2:2 degree and right to work in the UK; relocation to placements is required; a pension and

Qualifications

• Hold or be on track to achieve a minimum 2:2 in a relevant discipline.
• Right to work in the UK for the full duration of the programme.
• Willingness to travel and relocate to different UK locations.
• Ability to successfully complete required security clearance and vetting checks.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to radiological risk assessments and monitoring
• Support workplace and environmental monitoring activities
• Assist with radiation dose assessment and management
• Help prevent and control contamination
• Support radiological assurance and regulatory compliance
• Participate in emergency preparedness and response activities
• Provide operational planning and technical support
• Identify and assess emerging radiological risks
• Support decommissioning and waste management efforts
• Provide technical advice to multidisciplinary teams

Skills

Radiological risk assessments

Workplace monitoring

Radiation dose assessment

Contamination prevention

Radiological assurance

Emergency preparedness

Operational planning

Emerging radiological risks

Decommissioning and waste management

Education

2:2 degree in a relevant discipline

Job description

GradBay in the UK is offering a Radiological Protection Graduate Programme based in Cumbria. The two-year scheme includes two 12-month placements across different sites and a structured development path.

You will work with radiological protection specialists to learn risk assessments, monitoring, dose assessment, and compliance, with opportunities for professional accreditation. Eligibility includes a 2:2 degree and right to work in the UK; relocation to placements is required; a pension and