HEALTH PHYSICIST
us department of warWashington (DC)
About the role
Radiological Safety Program Implementation You will implement the radiological safety program at NRL's nuclear particle accelerators and pulsed storage machines. You will complete radiological safety surveys and area monitoring in lab areas where radioactive material, low-energy x-ray units, and electron microscopes are used and stored. You will conduct NRL's personnel and environmental dosimetry programs, emphasizing the technical portion of the program by meeting the industry requirements. You will oversee the quality control and activities of the counting room. You will conduct inspections and surveys of NRL's laser equipment. You will conduct an effective radiofrequency (RF) and microwave safety program.
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