• Bachelor’s Degree and 15 years of relevant experience.
• Experience in radiological control protection, extensive auditing and reviews of radiological protection programs.
• Experience in reviews of radiological programs and implementation of operations and decommissioning of plutonium facilities.
• Experience in radiological protection regulations, directives, and standards.
• Radcon experience.
• Excellent communication and coordination skills.
• Experience in supporting oversight of contractors.

• Assessments/surveillances, and general oversight of the Plutonium Finishing Plant’s radiological control program, implementation and field execution.
• Radiological support at other RL and ORP projects and facilities (e.g., Bldg. 324, 105KW, T-Plant, etc.) as directed by DOE Headquarters or as situations dictate within RL and ORP.
• Radiological control and protection program training.
• Radiological control program review reports, including formal assessment reports, surveillance reports, and operational awareness reports.

• To be considered, you must be able to obtain and maintain a government issued clearance, if needed.
• Due to the federal nature of the work, a U.S. Citizenship is required.

• Experience in DOE radiological protection regulations, directives, and standards including DOE O 458.1 Radiation Protection of the Public and Environment, 10 CFR 835 Occupational Radiation Protection, and Hanford Radiological Health and Safety Document (Radcon Manual), preferred.
• Experience in Navy nuclear program or Naval Shipyard radiological control program, preferred.

The Hanford Site, located within a 580-square-mile section of semi-arid desert in Richland, Washington, was established in 1943 as part of the Manhattan Project to produce plutonium for national defense. Here, the DOE focuses on environmental restoration, waste management, scientific and environmental research and development of radioactive waste technologies. Under the Tri-Party Agreement, lower-level hazardous wastes are buried in huge, lined pits that will be sealed and monitored with sophisticated instruments for many years (energy.gov).