Senior Radiation Protection Leader - Nuclear Plant

Entergy Corporation; Port Gibson (MS); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Entergy Nuclear seeks a Senior Manager, Radiation Protection to lead radiation safety across a plant. The role oversees waste handling, ALARA program administration, and dosimetry for staff and contractors, ensuring exposure stays within limits.

The position requires extensive nuclear experience, a strong supervisory background, and compliance with ANSI/Regulatory guidelines. It involves coordinating with multiple departments and external regulators.

Qualifications

• B.S. degree in Engineering or related science; equivalent experience considered.
• Eight years of nuclear power design, construction, maintenance, ops, radiation protection, PS&O, or equivalent.
• Five years of supervisory/management experience.
• ANSI 3.1-1978 requirements; familiarity with Regulatory Guide 1.8 and related qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Oversee control and disposal of radioactive waste. Oversee administration of the ALARA program. Ensure personnel exposure remains ALARA.
• Oversee dosimetry for plant employees and contractors; review assignments to meet department and organizational needs.
• Coordinate activities with other departments to minimize plant downtime and maximize power generation; control department costs within budget.
• Develop and maintain procedures and documentation that govern radiation protection activities.
• Represent the department at plant meetings to discuss and resolve matters affecting the nuclear plant.
• Interface with regulatory and industry representatives on behalf of station activities.

Skills

Radiation protection

ALARA program

Staff supervision

Regulatory interface

Technical leadership

Education

B.S. in Engineering or related science

Job description

Entergy Nuclear seeks a Senior Manager, Radiation Protection to lead radiation safety across a plant. The role oversees waste handling, ALARA program administration, and dosimetry for staff and contractors, ensuring exposure stays within limits.

The position requires extensive nuclear experience, a strong supervisory background, and compliance with ANSI/Regulatory guidelines. It involves coordinating with multiple departments and external regulators.