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Health Physicists Waste Characterization Specialist
- Emplacement Manitoba
- Type d’emploi Emploi contractuel
- Salaire Negotiable
- Discipline Nucléaire
- Références JOB-20944_1637861714
Contract Role: Health Physicists Waste Characterization Specialist
Location: Cambridge Ontario - Whiteshell, Manitonba
Contract Duration: 24 months
We are looking for several Health physicists/waste characterization specialists who would be prepared to spend extended periods of time in Manitoba. The engagement would start in Cambridge but after a few month you would need to move to Whiteshell, Manitoba.
The Statement of Work may include, but not limited to:
- Provision of professional services which may include providing independent advice/guidance/review of activities performed by CNL staff, preparing and performing overseeing execution of relevant task orders and subsequent preparation of reports, and or a combination thereof
- Support facility and waste characterization decommissioning decontamination radiological operations, work planning, hazard assessments, contamination control, shielding, airborne monitoring, area monitoring, engineering controls, ALARA engineering, respiratory protection, instrumentation, dosimetry, dose modelling, dose assessment, emergency response, licensing, technical writing and training
Generic individual professional qualification:
- Graduation from an accredited university or college in a discipline related to the required profession
- Demonstrated experience of at least 5 years of pertinent and progressive experience and on the job training
- Knowledge and understanding of nuclear decommissioning, deactivation, decontamination and remediation
- Knowledge of characterization or radiological surveys (if applicable to the task order)
- Strong interpersonal and written communication skills
- Ability to gather, analyze and assemble a variety of technical information
- A high level of motivation with a demonstrated ability to work independently and in a team environment
- Understanding of the regulatory requirements for nuclear decommissioning in a jurisdiction with a mature regulatory program, such as Canada, the United States or the European union