Nuclear Radiological Control Technician

U.S. Pacific Fleet; San Diego (CA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Pacific Fleet in San Diego seeks a Radiological Control Technician to perform surveys and monitor radiation in vessel and shipyard areas. You will interpret plans and deviations, and implement control procedures for nuclear waste and material handling.

Applicants must be a U.S. citizen, eligible for DoD employment, and able to obtain security clearance. The position requires travel, PPE use, and compliance with medical surveillance and safety rules.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience in radiation control surveillance.
• Experience with physical science or engineering coursework.
• Ability to obtain security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Conduct radiation surveys of vessels, shipyards, and surrounding areas.
• Interpret deviations and determine if radiation levels are transient or due to equipment.
• Interpret work plans, drawings, specifications, and procedures pertaining to maintenance or alteration.
• Implement radiological control procedures for storage, transport, and treatment of nuclear waste.
• Familiarize with work methods and radiological control procedures for monitored trades.
• Understand accident prevention and corrective procedures.
• Learn layout and operation of nuclear propulsion systems across vessel designs.
• Maintain required qualifications per Head, Radiological Monitoring Division.

Skills

Radiation surveillance

Safety procedures

Plan interpretation

Education

Bachelor's degree in physical sciences or engineering

2 years of college with relevant courses

Job description

U.S. Pacific Fleet in San Diego seeks a Radiological Control Technician to perform surveys and monitor radiation in vessel and shipyard areas. You will interpret plans and deviations, and implement control procedures for nuclear waste and material handling.

Applicants must be a U.S. citizen, eligible for DoD employment, and able to obtain security clearance. The position requires travel, PPE use, and compliance with medical surveillance and safety rules.