Closing date: 1^st April, 2025

$108,459 - $116,711

Canberra, ACT

The Health Protection Service (HPS), Health Risk Facilities and Radiation Safety (HRF&RS) section is a seeking a Radiation Safety Officer to support the functions of the Radiation Safety unit and be part of a multidisciplinary section within HPS comprising of: Radiation Safety; Health Care Facilities, and Infection Control.

As a Radiation Safety Officer in the Radiation Safety unit, you will be required to deliver a variety of regulatory activities related to radiation safety and help enforce the principles of radiation protection including the process of Justification, Optimisation and Limitation, and ensure that radiation exposures to workers, patients, members of the public and the environment are kept as low as reasonably achievable. This includes radiation source registration and user licensing, compliance monitoring and surveillance and enforcement actions under the Radiation Protection Act 2006, and related codes of practice. The role will be required to provide advice on radiation safety matters and facilitate community understanding of radiation safety issues and provide administrative support to the ACT Radiation Advisory Committee on behalf of the HPS.

The ideal applicant will have a good understanding of radiation safety and protection and experience in or knowledge of regulation.

We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people with diverse thoughts, lived experience, and perspectives can thrive and contribute their unique talents to the ACTPS and ACT community. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, veterans, younger and older workers, and people with diverse genders, sexes and sexualities to apply.

We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people with diverse thoughts, lived experience, and perspectives can thrive and contribute their unique talents to the ACTPS and ACT community. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, veterans, younger and older workers, and people with diverse genders, sexes and sexualities to apply.

 

Eligibility/Other Requirements:

• Tertiary qualifications or equivalent in science with a major in physics, nuclear science, or an associated discipline relevant to radiation protection and/or radiation emitting devices.
• Current driver’s licence.
• Prior to commencement, the successful candidate will be required to undergo a pre-employment National Police Check.

Desirable:

• Regulatory experience or experience in the application of regulatory requirements.

Notes:

• Selection may be based on written application and referee reports only.
• This is a permanent ongoing position that is available immediately.

How to Apply: For further information, please visit

http://www.jobs.act.gov.au/jobs/act-health/permanent/23827

Position Overview

• Ongoing | Full Time| Salary commensurate with experience | +15.4% super
• Sutherland Shire location I Health & Wellbeing Programs I Generous leave provisions
• Onsite Childcare Centre for Employees | Onsite Cafe & parking |  sporting facilities, swimming pool
• Be part of the Nuclear Medicine Senior Leadership team supporting the safe, secure & sustainable supply of nuclear medicine.

About the Opportunity

The Senior Manager, Safety is to deliver excellent outcomes for ANSTO, Nuclear Medicine, our customers and their patients. The position is part of the Nuclear Medicine senior leadership team, and significantly contributes to the objectives supporting safe, secure, and sustainable supply of nuclear medicine.

About You

"This is an exciting opportunity to unleash your passion for safety within the Nuclear Medicine Senior Leadership team.   What we do makes a difference for all Australians, how we do it ensures the sustainability of nuclear medicine supply for generations to come" - Ian Martin, General Manager, Nuclear Medicine.

Your Duties and Responsibilities

Senior Leadership Team

• Provide input, advice and support to the General Manager, governance bodies and the broader ANSTO community, to ensure the strategic objectives of ANSTO and Nuclear Medicine are aligned, and plans are in place to meet set objectives.
• Deliver performance excellence as assessed by the business balanced scorecard and key performance indicators.
• Continue to build a great place to work in Nuclear Medicine, consistent with ANSTO’s values and desired high reliability culture.

 

Senior Manager, Safety

• Lead the design and delivery of Nuclear Medicine’s safety and capability strategy. Ensure this aligns to ANSTO’s strategic direction and executable business plans.
• Lead and manage the day-to-day safety and capability performance and within Nuclear Medicine consistent with its regulatory and compliance obligations, workforce plan, operational objectives, and financial budgets, thus ensuring that service obligations to customers are met.
• Develop and deliver programs on hazard and risk management, building staff capability and awareness of the risk within Nuclear Medicine.
• Engage in complex cross functional problems through a systematic, risk-based approach.

 

Please click here to view the Position Description.

About Us

ANSTO leverages great science to deliver big outcomes.  We partner with scientists and engineers and apply new technologies to provide real-world benefits.  Our work improves human health, saves lives, builds our industries and protects the environment.  ANSTO is the home of Australia's most significant landmark and national infrastructure for research.  Thousands of scientists from industry and academia benefit from gaining access to state-of-the-art instruments every year.
 

Working with us you will enjoy

ANSTO offers an extensive range of leave provisions to help employees balance work and personal commitments.

 

• 18 days personal/carers leave for each year of service
• 3 days paid leave between Christmas and New Year
• Generous parental leave provisions:
  • 18 weeks Parental leave for primary caregiver
  • 8 weeks Parental leave for secondary caregiver (with incremental increase to a maximum of 18 weeks effective 01/03/2027)

 

• Annual flu vaccinations
• Cultural, Naidoc and First Nations ceremonial leave

 

If you want to join a world class organisation that's making a difference in the lives of Australians, apply now!

How to Apply

For further technical information relating to this position please refer to the Position Description or contact Ian Martin on 0436 806 576.  For all other queries please contact Talent Acquisition on +61 (02) 9717 9361.

 

 

To be eligible for appointment, applicants will require a security and pre-employment medical assessment.

 

 

 

Application closing date:  12 March 2025 at 11:59pm

 

 

 

All applicants must be Australian citizens.

 

 

In order to solve great challenges, we need great minds and great teams. At ANSTO, we understand that diverse teams produce better outcomes and we value the merit that a diverse perspective can bring to our team. We encourage people from diverse backgrounds to apply for our roles including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, primary carers, those with a disability, and women in STEM. ANSTO is a charter member of the Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) initiative and is proudly taking action to create a gender-inclusive workforce. 

Are advertising a role: https://www.linkedin.com/hiring/jobs/4155527449/detail/

Position Overview:

• Salary ranging $80,000 - $150,000 depending on experience
  
• Rockstar Radiation Protection Advisor: Seeking a dynamic professional ready for an exciting career move.
• Location: Gorgeous Western Australia—where the sun always shines, the beaches are breathtaking, and the community is as vibrant as the landscape.
• Impactful Role: Join an industry-leading team and make a real difference.
• NORM Expertise: Must have a working knowledge of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM).
• Love for Writing: Passionate about crafting Radiation Management Plans that could rival the next best-seller.
• Adventurous Spirit: Eager to explore offshore locations and the remote wilderness of Australia.
• Lifestyle Perks: Enjoy the unbeatable lifestyle WA has to offer while advancing your career.
• Humor and Adaptability: Ability to balance science with a sense of humor and embrace the adventurous nature of the role.

Ready to take the leap? Come join us and make your mark in paradise!

• Location: Darwin NT 
• Salary: $91,944 to $104,393
• Closing date: 2 February 2025
• Link: Job Details | APS Jobs

Who we are 
The Office of the Supervising Scientist works to conserve, protect and sustainably manage Australia’s biodiversity, wildlife and heritage. We work to make the environment and our heritage better for current and future generations. We contribute to improving the extent, condition and connectivity of Australia’s and the region’s unique environment, consistent with national and international obligations. Working with others, we help identify, protect, conserve and celebrate Australia’s significant natural, Indigenous and historic heritage.

The Office of the Supervising Scientist ensures the protection of the Alligator Rivers Region, including Kakadu National Park, and the local communities from the effects of uranium mining by undertaking environmental research and monitoring, participating in and overseeing the regulatory process and developing standards and practices for environmental protection.

The Environmental Research Institute of the Supervising Scientist (ERISS) provides specialist technical advice to the Supervising Scientist on the protection of the environment and people of the Alligator Rivers Region (ARR) from the effects of uranium mining. The primary function of ERISS is to conduct research into developing standards and leading practice methodologies for monitoring and assessing the environmental impact of uranium mining in the ARR. Research programs include: water and sediment quality; ecosystem restoration and landform; and environmental radioactivity.

The key duties of the position include:

• Manage the day-to-day operation of the radiochemistry and alpha spectrometry laboratories, including staff, resources, workflow, data and records, procurements, commercial contracts and WHS requirements. 
• Apply complex wet chemistry techniques to prepare environmental samples for low-level radionuclide analysis. 
• Install and maintain alpha spectrometry equipment and use it to measure the radionuclide content of prepared samples and calculate and report results. 
• Develop, review and update standard operating and quality assurance procedures for radiochemistry and alpha spectrometry. 
• Train and build capability in technical staff working in radiochemistry and alpha spectrometry. 
• Lead or assist with field-based tasks to support research and environmental monitoring activities within the branch.
• Perform the corporate role of either chemical or radiation safety officer (or deputy).

For detailed information about the job-specific capabilities for this role, please view the Job Description which can be downloaded from the relevant job posting on our website - the Apply Now link will take you there.

Eligibility

• Mandatory qualifications - A degree in chemistry (or a related discipline) or equivalent experience working in a wet chemistry laboratory.
• Citizenship - To be eligible for employment with the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water you must be an Australian citizen.
• Pre-employment Check - Your suitability for employment will be assessed through a pre-employment screening process. This process includes a requirement to undergo and satisfy a National Police Check, referee checks, character clearance and where required a pre-employment medical assessment, specified mandatory qualification(s) validation and a probation period of 6 months.

The successful applicant must:

• hold a current Apply First Aid Certificate or have the ability to obtain this qualification
• hold a current coxswains licence or have the ability to obtain
• hold and maintain a valid Australian motor vehicle drivers licence
• meet physical fitness minimum standards to undertake work within the role including firefighting as needed
• be a proficient swimmer.

Notes

Please note:

• relocation assistance is subject to negotiation
• the physical requirements of the role(s) involve a combination of outdoor and office-based work
• you will be required to complete specific training (including refresher training) related to the role including remote area training, defensive driving, first aid and CPR courses
• you will be required to travel in remote/isolated locations in northern Australia or its near northern neighbours, using a variety of transport including vessels, light/commercial aircraft, helicopters and manual four-wheel drive vehicles
• you will be required to wear an official uniform supplied by the department, including during field operations (as applicable), in accordance with the department’s uniform policy
• ​​​​​​​​​​you will be required to wear appropriate protective personal equipment and clothing to comply with departmental Work Health & Safety policies and procedures

We currently have one vacancy available for immediate filling in Darwin. A merit pool for filling the same or similar position in Darwin may be established at the conclusion of this selection process. 

Closing date is 11 December 2024.

https://www.apsjobs.gov.au/s/job-details?title=team-leader-radiation&Id=a05OY000007cBEXYA2

The Office of the Supervising Scientist is responsible for protecting the environment of the Alligator Rivers Region, including Kakadu National Park, from the effects of uranium mining. We conduct independent research and monitoring, participate in and oversee the regulatory process for uranium mining in the region and develop standards and practices for environmental protection.

The Environmental Research Institute of the Supervising Scientist conducts world-class research for monitoring and assessing the environmental impacts of uranium mining. We are a multidisciplinary institute with research programs spanning environmental radiation, water and sediment quality, ecosystem restoration, geomorphology, omics, drone remote sensing and environmental applications of artificial intelligence. 

Our Radiation program focuses on assessing the radiation impacts to the public and the environment from uranium mining activities. Our technical capabilities and work program include: 

• low level radiochemistry, alpha and gamma spectrometry laboratories, 
• measurement of natural decay series radionuclides in air, soil, water and biota (including Aboriginal bush foods), 
• radiation surveys of legacy and rehabilitated uranium mining sites, 
• modelling and assessment of radiation exposure pathways to the public and non-human biota from the dispersion and transfer of radionuclides in the environment, 
• provision of technical advice on regulatory applications for uranium mining and other radiation-related actions, 
• engagement with International Atomic Energy Agency technical programs.

The key duties of the position include:

As the Team Leader Radiation, you will: 

• Lead and manage the work program of the radiation team (staff, budget, projects and resources) to ensure the safe and timely delivery of research and monitoring which informs the assessment of radiation impacts to people and the environment from uranium mining activities.
• Apply expert judgement and technical knowledge to determine sampling and analysis requirements to meet research and monitoring objectives, undertake field and laboratory work as required to collect and analyse samples.
• Evaluate radionuclide datasets and apply best practice methods for assessing radiation impacts to people and the environment from uranium mining activities, interpret results in the context of radiation protection standards and publish findings in peer-reviewed journals as lead author.
• Participate in stakeholder meetings and technical forums as a leading authority on radiation monitoring and impact assessment for uranium mining and other radiation-related activities.
• Develop and harness linkages with other government agencies, industry and/or universities for radiation research collaboration and capability building.
• Provide expert advice on regulatory applications for uranium mining and other actions in line with national and international standards for radiation protection.
• Fulfil the corporate role of radiation safety officer or deputy to ensure that regulatory requirements for laboratory use of radiation sources are met.

Eligibility

Pre-employment Check - Your suitability for employment will be assessed through a pre-employment screening process. This process includes a requirement to undergo and satisfy a National Police Check, referee checks, character clearance and where required a pre-employment medical assessment, specified mandatory qualification(s) validation and a probation period of 6 months. 

RecruitAbility applies to this vacancy. Under the RecruitAbility scheme you will be invited to participate in further assessment activity for the vacancy if you choose to apply under the scheme; declare you have a disability; and meet the minimum requirements for the job. For more information visit: https://www.apsc.gov.au/recruitability

ACT Health Directorate

$121,389 - $134,894

 Details: The Health Protection Service (HPS), Health Risk Facilities and Radiation Safety (HRF&RS) section is a seeking an Assistant Director to manage the Radiation Safety unit and be part of a multidisciplinary section within HPS comprising of: Radiation Safety; Health Care Facilities, and Infection Control.

As the Assistant Director in the Radiation Safety unit, you will be required to deliver a variety of regulatory activities related to radiation safety and help enforce the principles of radiation protection including the process of Justification, Optimisation and Limitation, and ensure that radiation exposures to workers, patients, members of the public and the environment are kept as low as reasonably achievable. This includes radiation source registration and user licensing, compliance monitoring and surveillance and enforcement actions under the Radiation Protection Act 2006, including related codes of practice. The role will be required to provide specialist advice on radiation safety matters and facilitate community understanding of radiation safety issues and provide administrative support to the ACT Radiation Advisory Committee on behalf of the HPS.

The ideal applicant will have an excellent understanding of radiation safety and protection and experience in or knowledge of regulation.

We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people with diverse thoughts, lived experience, and perspectives can thrive and contribute their unique talents to the ACTPS and ACT community. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, veterans, younger and older workers, and people with diverse genders, sexes and sexualities to apply.

We are committed to creating an inclusive environment where people with diverse thoughts, lived experience, and perspectives can thrive and contribute their unique talents to the ACTPS and ACT community. We encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, people with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, veterans, younger and older workers, and people with diverse genders, sexes and sexualities to apply.

Eligibility/ Other Requirements:

Mandatory:

• Tertiary qualifications or equivalent in science with a major in physics, nuclear science, or an associated discipline relevant to radiation protection and/or radiation emitting devices.
• Current driver’s licence.
• Prior to commencement, the successful candidate will be required to undergo a pre-employment National Police Check.

Desirable:

• Regulatory experience or experience in the application of regulatory requirements.

Note: Selection may be based on written application and referee reports only.

How to Apply: For further information, please visit www.jobs.act.gov.au

Closing date: 22 November 2024

Are advertising a role: https://www.linkedin.com/hiring/jobs/4008769492/detail/?trk=eml-email_online_jobs_pillar_list_confirmation_01-null-0-null

Position Overview:

• Rockstar Radiation Protection Advisor: Seeking a dynamic professional ready for an exciting career move.
• Location: Gorgeous Western Australia—where the sun always shines, the beaches are breathtaking, and the community is as vibrant as the landscape.
• Impactful Role: Join an industry-leading team and make a real difference.
• NORM Expertise: Must have a working knowledge of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material (NORM).
• Love for Writing: Passionate about crafting Radiation Management Plans that could rival the next best-seller.
• Adventurous Spirit: Eager to explore offshore locations and the remote wilderness of Australia.
• Lifestyle Perks: Enjoy the unbeatable lifestyle WA has to offer while advancing your career.
• Humor and Adaptability: Ability to balance science with a sense of humor and embrace the adventurous nature of the role.

Ready to take the leap? Come join us and make your mark in paradise!

Closing Date 28 October 2024

Radiological Controls Technician

ASC is Australia’s submarine company. We built the Royal Australian Navy’s Collins Class submarines, sustain them. We have also been selected by the Australian Government to sustain and jointly build the nation’s conventionally armed, nuclear-powered submarines – the largest and most complex industrial undertaking in Australia’s history.

We have immediate opportunities for skilled people to undertake world-leading training in the United States (U.S), setting you up for a secure career back home in the nuclear-powered submarine program - Australia's largest-ever industrial endeavour.

You will have access to cutting edge training in Pearl Harbor (Hawaii) for 2-3 years, with some roles completing placements at other locations throughout the USA during the full course of the assignment.

Role & Responsibilities

Working in Radiological Controls you will: conduct radiation surveys, implement control procedures related to transport/storage/treatment of radiological waste, monitoring of equipment, recommend changes to improve controls/correct deficiencies/increase efficiency; and you will ensure adherence to the radiological control requirements.

You will be immersed into the United States Navy processes, procedures and working on the Virginia Class systems in Pearl Harbour or other U.S locations. You will also undertake a combination of instructor led classroom-based training and on the job learning.

Radiological Controls Health

Radiological Controls Training

Radiological Controls Monitoring

At the completion of your deployment, you will return to Western Australia to carry out the planning, management, and in-water maintenance activities on the United States Navy Virginia Class Submarines.

Please note this is a Civilian role and recruitment processes will differ from those undertaken in Active Service Defence recruitment.

 

Eligibility Criteria

The successful person will possess:

• Bachelors Degree in Physical Sciences / Maths/ Health or Work experience in the health sector in a relevant field
• Experience in Radiology/Radiological controls is highly desirable but not essential.
• Ability to obtain and maintain an Australian Defence Security Clearance to NV1 level,
• Eligibility to obtain an A2 working VISA and International Training Order (ITO) in the US,
• Strong communication skills and ability to build and maintain relationships with a variety of stakeholders.
• Must be an Australian Citizen.
• Must be able to hold an NV1 Security Clearance.

This role requires a current National Police Clearance and an Australian Defence Security Clearance. Your eligibility for this role is dependent on you obtaining and maintaining such clearance.

To check your eligibility please visit the Australian Government Security Vetting Agency website.

 

What are the benefits?

We’re here to support you prior to departing for the US and when you are overseas. As an ASC employee working in the US, you will have access to a host of great benefits:

• Be paid to work, train, and live in the United States for the next 2 - 3 years (locations include Pearl Harbor or Virginia)
• Work on US Virginia Class nuclear-powered submarines and cutting-edge nuclear technology.
• Undertake world-leading training in nuclear technology.
• Have access to benefits and entitlements to support relocation and your time living and working in the US (such as cost of living allowances, housing assistance, family assistance)
• Return home to a secure job with ASC in the future nuclear-powered submarine program.
• Access to ASC’s extensive employment benefits.

About ASC

Established in 1985, ASC’s 1900-plus staff offer a depth of submarine design, project management, supply chain, construction and engineering experience and expertise that is unparalleled in Australia’s defence industry. The company’s work on Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine build and the Collins Class Life of Type Extension takes place in Osborne, South Australia, with sustainment shared across Osborne and Henderson, Western Australia. ASC also plays a leading role in training Royal Australian Navy submariners.

Find your deeper purpose working with submarines at ASC.

To Apply

To apply, click here.

Applicants who are successfully shortlisted will be contacted as soon as possible for a brief, initial phone call to discuss further information on the opportunity and to discuss eligibility. From there, you may be invited to interview.

Applicants who are not shortlisted will also be notified via email and at the earliest opportunity.

About Safe Radiation

Safe Radiation Pty Ltd is a small business in workplace and environmental radiation safety. Established since 2006, it has been providing a range of services to clients Australia wide. Safe Radiation office and laboratory are in the suburb of Browns Plains, Queensland. In addition to working in the lab and behind the desk, the staff sometimes conduct on-site services and field work as required. Field work may occasionally involve travel around Australia, potentially overseas, which can include working at industrial sites such as processing plants, mines, or outdoors in rural or bush terrain.

Safe Radiation has a dose rate monitor calibration facility that is certified traceable to the Australian primary standard of radiation exposure. A short video about Safe Radiation activities can be seen at https://youtu.be/EsrdudqAdu8. The web site www.saferadiation.com also has additional details.

At Safe Radiation, we take pride in our recognition. Safe Radiation staff have
delivered award winning presentations in professional conference. They have published in international journals.

Main purpose

The main reasons for Safe Radiation seeking fresh staff are (i) to fill a gap created through the departure of an employee, and (ii) to meet the needs of expanding the scope of services to cover various aspects of radiation safety. Safe Radiation is likely to consider suitable team members for full time, part time, and casual employment. The preferred choice is to have a permanent part-time team member, working for four days per week for most weeks, and available for occasional travel away from Brisbane.

Role

Being an active member of a small team, a Technical Officer / Scientific Officer is likely to undertake a multi-tasking role. The following is important.

Interaction with professionals in other organisations, including the competitors. Talking to the clients, and with different service providers. Engaging with other staff, including the casual staff as required in the field and the lab environment. Working independently in the lab and at some client sites. Occasionally being the sole person in the lab or office. Calibrating diverse types of dose rate meters. Carrying out minor repairs, often involving soldering of components. Basic IT knowledge to be able tokeep lab and office computers and a network-based storage operational. Reading and uploading reports for the clients. Managing and taking part in the development of routine reporting templates. Managing Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s). Most templates and reporting are based upon the use of advanced MS Word, and Excel. Other computer programs and CAD drawings are sometimes needed for graphing and graphic purpose. The ability to learn new software as it becomes necessary. Conducting field work with due diligence of data recording, equipment handling, and transport. Searching and ordering materials and equipment needed for field and lab use.

Attributes

Planning and organising

Ability to plan own work in support of achieving Safe Radiation priorities. Ability to quickly adjust with changes and propose realistic contingency plans, when needed. Actively contribute to achieving team results and support team decisions.

Adhere to safe work practice and follow the required written and verbal instructions regarding safety, including radiation safety.

Communication

Written and verbal communication in a concise and pleasant manner, through various means, including meetings, small group discussions with staff or clients, reports, and emails. Take time to listen to and understand the perspectives of others. Convey appropriate answers including redirecting the enquiries to other staff members if required. Search desirable information through internet, websites, and other means.

Knowledge sharing

Actively share knowledge and information with Safe Radiation team members; effectively learn from experience across different situations and contexts. Respect and care for conflict of interest and confidentiality needs for work-related information.

Technical credibility

Ensure that work is conducted in compliance with the standards and methods.

Educational

Completed or nearly completing studies equivalent to a university degree in a relevant discipline, such as major in Physics, or Engineering. Knowledge about ionising radiation safety is not essential but desirable. A demonstrated interest in the use of radiation detection techniques will be considered. In house radiation safety training will be provided in due course of time and the

How to apply

This position is likely to be filled and commence employment from early July 2024. You can apply in writing, describing your suitability and experience against the Roles and Attributes above. Please send you application to admin@saferadiation.com before 10 June 2024. Please approach us again if your application is not acknowledged in 2 business days of submission. If you have any questions for further clarification about the role then please write to r.akber@saferadiation.com.

$83,706 - $89,659 (APS 5) + Super || Fishermans Bend - VIC
The Role
The Radiation Safety Advisor is a specialised safety role as part of the WHS Strategy and Assurance team and larger Defence Science & Technology Group (DSTG) WHS Enabling Capability team. The Radiation Safety Advisor works with Science & Technology staff to foster a positive and collaborative environment and to ensure radiation safety. The Radiation Safety Advisor will provide key support on radiation safety and compliance matters impacting the Fishermans Bend site. This is an exciting radiation safety role for someone looking to become a radiation safety specialist.

If you are looking for an exciting and challenging role supporting some of the most unique radiation environments in Defence, have a dynamic and flexible approach, with a passion for radiation safety, this may be the role you are looking for. This role offers the perfect opportunity to join DSTG at an exciting time for radiation safety in Defence.

You will spend your days:

• Assisting to provide advice on the application of radiation protection legislation and relevant Defence policies to unique and innovative applications of radiation
• Working with the DSTG Radiation Safety Officer to assist in resolving problems using professional expertise, taking the initiative to identify alternative courses of action and implications for radiation activities.
• Assisting with radiation source audits and inspections
• Assisting with investigations of radiation events using the Defence Sentinel platform.
• Assisting to review and developing DSTG radiation safety policies and procedures to meet legislation and Defence policies
• Assisting the DSTG Radiation Safety Officer with radiation safety related tasks as required.
• Attending the DSTG Radiation Safety Advisory Panel meetings and WHS meetings as required.
• There will be some domestic business travel associated with this position.

About our Team
WHS Strategy and Assurance provides specialised safety services to support operational capability in DSTG.  As part of the larger DSTG Research Safety Enabling Capability team, WHS Strategy and Assurance supports safety in Hazardous Chemicals and Radiation, as well as supporting safety systems and incident investigations.

This role is part of the broader Research Safety Team, which is passionate about safety and committed to an inclusive and respectful workplace culture where all our people can achieve their potential. Our team works collaboratively with scientist from different disciplines to understand, shape, improve and grow safety management across DSTG. You will enjoy opportunities to apply and develop your skills in radiation safety and support existing and novel radiation applications. Other benefits include: 15.4% superannuation, access to personalised professional development pathways, including opportunities for Defence-funded post-graduate study, additional leave days between Christmas and New Year, focus on work/life balance and salary sacrifice opportunities.

The current vacancy is located in Fishermans Bend, VIC and will report remotely to the DSTG Radiation Safety Officer based in Edinburgh, SA, while working closely with the Research Safety team at Fishermans Bend.

Our Ideal Candidate
As the Radiation Safety Advisor you will have working knowledge of the Australian radiation protection legislation (i.e. Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Act 1998) and some demonstrated experience in radiation safety.  You will have the ability assist with interpreting this legislation. You will be able to assist in undertaking analysis, and evaluate unique radiation activities for compliance and safety. 

As the Radiation Safety Advisor you will be self-motivated, organised, and able to build productive relationships. You will have good verbal and written communication skills and be ready to launch your career in radiation safety. You will have a passion for radiation safety, enjoy working with unique challenges, and be a positive and collaborative team member.

Application Closing Date: Monday 22 April, 2024

For further information please review the job information pack, reference DSTG/02558/24 on

https://defencecareers.nga.net.au/?jati=380C70AF-13DF-5093-596A-DA91A8BB42E9.

Apply now!