Specialist Sr. District Radn Safety

Description

Essential Job Functions

Maintains a safe, secure and healthy environment by adhering to Company/Customer safety and quality standards, practices, and legal regulations; alerting others regarding potential hazards or concern

Adheres to and is a champion of TEAM's Core Values

Conducts field audits to support in ensuring compliance with all regulatory, license and company procedural requirements pertaining to the possession/storage, transportation and use of industrial radiographic equipment

Takes and documents proper action to correct any deficiencies found during each unannounced inspection

Ensures only devices specifically listed on the company license(s) are possessed

Secures industrial radiographic equipment against theft or unauthorized removal at all times while in storage, during transportation and while in use

Provides assistance and identifies and reports regulatory violations to the CRSO on all matters relating to radiation safety and the radiation safety program

Serves as a point of contact to all applicable regulatory and/or law enforcement agencies during incidents involving the loss, theft or destruction of licensed radioactive material, vehicular accidents, etc. and provides assistance to the CRSO during such events

Performs all required maintenance, repairs, and leak testing of licensed radioactive material and conducts activity in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications, regulatory requirements and company procedures

Verifies all applicable required postings, documentation, notices and labels regarding the storage, transportation and use of industrial radiographic equipment are legible, current, posted in a conspicuous location, and have been completed as applicable

Performs calibration activity to ensure all survey instruments under the license are:

Calibrated and operable

Capable of detecting 2 mR/hr through 1 R/hr

Calibrated at intervals not to exceed 6 months or other intervals as mandated by regulatory agency, and after servicing (servicing does not include the replacement batteries)

Conducts a quarterly inventory count and supports quarterly maintenance activity to account for all sealed sources, devices and depleted uranium possessed under the license

Documents and maintains local files for Source Replacements, Pocket Dosimeter records and Source Tracking records

Returns all personal dosimetry badges to supplier promptly after each month's usage with the appropriate control dosimetry

Supports various operations within the district as needed including warehousing, shipping and receiving, general shop and/or driving tasks

May support in identifying, tracking and promoting the resolution of customer issues, providing guidance to District management and Corporate QA for such resolution

Understands customer requirements and supports in ensuring invoices, contracts, work records and accurate documentation is managed in accordance with customer expectations

May perform inspections, interpret indications, and report results per company requirements utilizing various NDT techniques

Other duties as assigned

Job Qualifications

High School Diploma or equivalent required

Two (2) to four (4) experience as an Industrial Radiographer

Current Industrial Radiographer's state card required

Ability to be certified as a Radiographer per company requirements required

Must have completed a 40 Hour Radiation Safety program

Ability to certify to Level III RT per company standards

Ability to successfully complete a sanctioned Radiation Safety Officer course