Specialist Sr. District Radn Safety

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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

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