Assistant Corporate Radiation Safety Officer

The Assistant Corporate Radiation Safety Officer supports the Director Corporate Radiation Safety in the administration, implementation, and oversight of the company’s Radiation Safety Program in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local regulations, including 10 CFR Part 34, 10 CFR Part 37, and applicable Agreement State requirements. This role ensures compliance across all radiographic operations, including gamma and X-ray programs, and assists in maintaining safe handling, storage, transportation, and use of radioactive materials. 

Regulatory Compliance & Program Support

• Assist in maintaining compliance with NRC and Agreement State licenses and regulations
• Support preparation and submission of license amendments, renewals, and reciprocity requests
• Ensure adherence to internal procedures (e.g., ARS series, ROEM) and regulatory requirements
• Maintain familiarity with NUREG-1556 Volume 2 guidance

Radiation Safety Program Implementation

• Assist with implementation and continuous improvement of the Radiation Protection Program
• Support ALARA initiatives and dose reduction strategies
• Ensure proper use and documentation of dosimetry programs
• Monitor compliance with dose limits and reporting requirements

Audits & Field Oversight

• Conduct and/or support performance audits of radiographic personnel and operations
• Review audit findings, identify trends, and recommend corrective actions
• Promote field-based audits to improve real-time compliance
• Ensure audit documentation is complete and maintained in company systems

Training & Qualification

• Assist in administration of radiation safety training programs
• Support qualification and certification of radiographers and assistants
• Ensure training records are current and compliant

Security & Source Control

• Assist in implementation of radioactive material security requirements per 10 CFR 37.53
• Support Trustworthy & Reliable (T&R) program administration
• Ensure proper tracking of radioactive sources via NSTS
• Assist with coordination and documentation of LLEA interactions

Incident Response & Reporting

• Assist in investigation of radiological incidents and abnormal events
• Support required notifications and reporting to regulatory agencies
• Participate in corrective action development and follow-up

Transportation & Logistics

• Support compliance with DOT and NRC transportation requirements
• Assist in oversight of shipping documentation and packaging compliance

Documentation & Recordkeeping

• Maintain accurate radiation safety records (leak tests, inspections, calibrations, DRRs)
• Ensure records are audit-ready and compliant with retention requirements

Other work duties as assigned.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES:

• Strong knowledge of NRC and Agreement State regulations
• Knowledge of radiation safety regulations and practices
• Familiarity with industrial radiography equipment
• Ability to interpret and apply regulations
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Proficiency with systems such as Pangea and NSTS
• Ability to obtain and maintain T&R status
• Valid driver’s license

EDUCATION:

• High school diploma or equivalent required
• 3–5 years of industrial radiography experience
• Prior Radiographer or RSO experience.
• Certified Radiographer (State/NRC recognized)
• 40-hour Radiation Safety Course
• Source Retrieval
• Inspection and maintenance
• Administration of Isotope Radiography Safety Programs or Equivalent

• Competitive Salary
• Medical, dental, and supplemental insurance
• 401K Plan
• Paid Holidays
• Paid Time Off

• Work performed in a combination of office, laboratory, and field environments
• Regular travel to company facilities, job sites, and regulatory offices may be required
• Occasional exposure to outdoor weather conditions during site visits or audits
• May work in proximity to radioactive materials, sealed sources, or radiation-producing devices in compliance with safety regulations
• Exposure to industrial environments including noise, moving equipment, and other hazards
• Must adhere to strict safety protocols and radiation protection procedures

PHYSICAL JOB REQUIREMENTS & DEMANDS:

• Ability to sit for extended periods while reviewing policies, regulations, and program documentation
• Ability to stand, walk, and climb during facility inspections, audits, and site visits
• Ability to lift and carry up to 25 lbs occasionally, including radiation monitoring devices and related equipment
• Adequate vision (with or without correction) to review technical documents, inspection reports, and equipment readings
• Adequate hearing (with or without aids) to participate in meetings, communicate with field personnel, and respond to verbal cues in operational areas
• Sufficient hand-eye coordination for handling sealed sources, operating radiation monitoring devices, and managing safety equipment
• Manual dexterity to operate office equipment, radiation detection instruments, and specialized tools as required
• Ability to travel frequently to company locations, regulatory meetings, and industry events across multiple regions
• Ability to wear and operate required personal protective equipment (PPE) when in radiation-controlled or industrial environments