Radiation Protection Technician — Nuclear Plant Safety Lead

Constellation Energy Corporation; Town of Scriba (NY); On-site; USD 49,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Constellation Energy Corporation is seeking a Radiation Protection Technician to evaluate radiological conditions at a nuclear plant and implement safety measures for workers and the public.

The role includes controlling access to Radiologically Controlled Areas, measuring radiation, operating protection equipment, training staff, processing permits and dosimetry, collecting data, reporting findings, and fulfilling emergency duties as required.

Qualifications

• College-level training in physics, chemistry, radiochemistry and radiation measurement.
• Ability to read diagrams and prints; prepare sketches and reports.
• Knowledge of reactor and power plant operation to analyze problems.
• Ability to assign and direct the work of others.
• Must meet ANSI standard for this position and NRC requirements.
• Physically capable of performing essential functions.
• May require NRC psychological testing and certification/recertification.

Responsibilities

• Control access and egress for Radiologically Controlled Areas.
• Measure radiation and contamination levels; record radiological data.
• Operate and maintain radiation protection equipment.
• Provide radiological support through briefings and coverage for normal and emergency situations.
• Train and oversee personnel; lead crews.
• Process Radiation Work Permits and dosimetry documentation.
• Collect data, run tests and prepare reports.
• Perform decon, housekeeping, and related protective tasks.
• Respond to emergencies as assigned; complete required qualification book.

Skills

Radiation safety knowledge

Analytical calculations

Reading diagrams and prints

Leadership / supervision

Technical reporting

Physical stamina

Education

College-level physics/chemistry/radiochemistry

EPRI FUN2 exam substitution

Job description

Constellation Energy Corporation is seeking a Radiation Protection Technician to evaluate radiological conditions at a nuclear plant and implement safety measures for workers and the public.

The role includes controlling access to Radiologically Controlled Areas, measuring radiation, operating protection equipment, training staff, processing permits and dosimetry, collecting data, reporting findings, and fulfilling emergency duties as required.