Radiological Health Physicist & Safety Engineer

Idaho Environmental Coalition; Idaho Falls (ID); On-site; USD 78,000 - 174,000; Full time

Job summary

Idaho Environmental Coalition is seeking a Radiological Control Specialist / Health Physicist in Idaho Falls. The role focuses on providing radiological engineering support for ICP RP programs and activities, ensuring ALARA principles and regulatory compliance across multiple facilities.

You will review activities, develop procedures, and conduct assessments to mitigate radiological hazards while maintaining safety and efficiency in operations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in Health Physics, Radiological Science, Engineering, or related field; formal RP training.
• 2 years relevant experience for Grade 15; 12 years for Grade 18; DOE 426.2 substitution may apply.

Responsibilities

• Provide Health Physics support to projects and the RP Program.
• Perform advanced health physics evaluations and guidance to management.
• Review radiological work activities and mitigate hazards to maintain ALARA.
• Develop and implement RP procedures, documents, and training materials.
• Ensure RP controls are documented and compliant with regulations and standards.
• Promote continuous improvement of the RP program and project procedures.

Skills

Health Physics

Nuclear experience

Education

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Health Physics or related field

Tools

MCNP

MicroShield

IMBA

RESRAD

Job description

Idaho Environmental Coalition is seeking a Radiological Control Specialist / Health Physicist in Idaho Falls. The role focuses on providing radiological engineering support for ICP RP programs and activities, ensuring ALARA principles and regulatory compliance across multiple facilities.

You will review activities, develop procedures, and conduct assessments to mitigate radiological hazards while maintaining safety and efficiency in operations.