Radiological Controls Engineer & Health Physicist

Idaho Environmental Coalition, LLC; Idaho Falls, Northern (ID, KY); Hybrid; USD 78,000 - 174,000; Full time

Job summary

Idaho Environmental Coalition, LLC is seeking a Radiological Control Specialist / Health Physicist to provide radiological engineering support for ICP and related projects at the Idaho Falls site. The role includes reviewing radiological work, ensuring proper controls, and supporting health physics evaluations.

The position requires a bachelor’s degree in Health Physics or related field, DOE experience, and ability to obtain a DOE Q clearance. On-site work with a 4x10 schedule.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or higher in Health Physics, Radiological Science, Engineering, or related physical science field with RP training.
• Experience: Grade 15 requires 2 years relevant experience; Grade 18 requires 12 years relevant experience; nuclear experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide Health Physics support to RP program and projects.
• Perform advanced health physics evaluations and guidance to management and line teams.
• Ensure ALARA principles and radiological controls are implemented in field work.

Skills

Radiological engineering

Health physics

DOE radiological activities

ABHP/NRRPT equivalency

Education

Bachelor's degree in Health Physics or related field

Tools

MCNP

MicroShield

IMBA

RESRAD

Job description

Idaho Environmental Coalition, LLC is seeking a Radiological Control Specialist / Health Physicist to provide radiological engineering support for ICP and related projects at the Idaho Falls site. The role includes reviewing radiological work, ensuring proper controls, and supporting health physics evaluations.

The position requires a bachelor’s degree in Health Physics or related field, DOE experience, and ability to obtain a DOE Q clearance. On-site work with a 4x10 schedule.