Undergrad Radiological Control Technician Intern

Los Alamos National Laboratory; Los Alamos (NM); On-site; USD 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental and vision insurance

401(k) with matching

Flexible schedules

Tuition assistance

On-site gyms and wellness programs

Relocation packages

Job summary

The Los Alamos National Laboratory is looking for an Undergraduate Student to join as a Radiological Control Technician. This position involves training and supporting critical missions while pursuing an Associate degree in Radiation Control at Northern New Mexico College. Students are compensated for class hours and undergo necessary training with the possibility of transitioning to full-time roles.

Requirements include a 2.75 GPA and completing the LANL application process. The role includes monitoring and controlling radiation hazards, ensuring safe operations in demanding environments.

The position offers attractive benefits such as medical insurance, paid parental leave, and a robust 401(k). All applicants must meet security clearance requirements.

Qualifications

• Must maintain a 2.75 GPA from high school or college.
• Must be a full-time student at NNMC enrolled in Radiation Control.
• Must successfully pass the Laboratory’s RCT Qualification Program.

Responsibilities

• Monitor individuals and areas for radioactive hazards.
• Provide radioactive hazard control during operations.
• Respond to off-normal and emergency events.

Skills

Ability to lift and carry weights

Vision and hearing capabilities

Clear communication skills

Ability to work in demanding environments

Education

Completed Associate of Applied Science (AAS) program

Job description

The Los Alamos National Laboratory is looking for an Undergraduate Student to join as a Radiological Control Technician. This position involves training and supporting critical missions while pursuing an Associate degree in Radiation Control at Northern New Mexico College. Students are compensated for class hours and undergo necessary training with the possibility of transitioning to full-time roles.

Requirements include a 2.75 GPA and completing the LANL application process. The role includes monitoring and controlling radiation hazards, ensuring safe operations in demanding environments.

The position offers attractive benefits such as medical insurance, paid parental leave, and a robust 401(k). All applicants must meet security clearance requirements.