Description du poste
You will serve as a Physical Science Technician in the Radiological Refueling and Special Emphasis Division (105.3B) of the Radiological Monitoring Division (105.3) in the Radiological Controls NNSY Waterfront (105W) located in the Radiological Control Office (105) located at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Kings Bay, Georgia.
PRINCIPALES MISSIONS :
You will apply radiological control requirements, physical science principles, health physics techniques, and established Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program (NNPP) work processes to plan and support radiological controls for assigned work.
You will use radiological control instrumentation and survey techniques to monitor radiological conditions, evaluate personnel exposure, and assess radioactive material, waste, effluent, spills, and work areas.
You will perform radiological control and material-escort duties during radioactive material transfers, maintain required accountability, and help prevent or control radiological accidents or unusual events.
You will support radiological control responses to actual or potential emergencies, casualties, training exercises, and proficiency drills at on-site and off-site locations.
You will develop and maintain proficiency in NNPP plant and support-system functions, components, interfaces, radiological control programs, and assigned qualifications needed to perform monitoring and oversight duties.
You will prepare survey records, technical reports, incident documentation, and corrective-action recommendations; identify deficiencies in radiological control practices, procedures, or training and assist in resolving them.
QUALIFICATIONS REQUISES :
Your resume must demonstrate at least one year of specialized experience at or equivalent to the GS-10 grade level or pay band in the Federal service or equivalent experience in the private or public sector. Specialized experience must demonstrate the following: Applying physical science principles, health physics methods, NNPP radiological control requirements, and Naval Nuclear work processes to independently plan, coordinate, and implement controls for simple and complex radiological work. Assessing radiological conditions and radiation-health factors affecting NNPP personnel, equipment, systems, and materials; using quantitative measurement techniques to evaluate spills, waste disposal, effluent monitoring, and radioactive-material storage and handling. Demonstrating detailed practical knowledge of NNPP plant and support-system functions, nomenclature, locations, physical structures, and system interfaces to develop effective radiological controls and improved control techniques. Directing radiological control actions during complex operations, radiological incidents, unusual events, casualties, material transfers, exercises, and proficiency drills; controlling radioactive material accountability and personnel exposure in accordance with applicable requirements. Evaluating radiological control work practices, instrumentation, survey results, personnel actions, procedures, and training; completing causal analyses and comprehensive technical reports that identify deficiencies, determine corrective actions, and support problem resolution. Your resume must demonstrate at least one year of specialized experience at or equivalent to the GS-09 grade level or pay band in the Federal service or equivalent experience in the private or public sector. Specialized experience must demonstrate the following: Applying physical science principles, health physics techniques, NNPP radiological control requirements, and established work processes to support planning and implementation of controls for routine and moderately complex radiological work. Conducting radiological surveys and quantitative measurements using NNPP radiological control instrumentation and survey techniques to evaluate personnel exposure, radioactive materials, effluent, waste, spills, and work-area conditions. Using practical knowledge of NNPP plant and