SGS is currently advertising for Health Physicist Lead position.

Job Description

As part of the Australian Radiation team, your responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Leading the technical, operational and financial performance of the consulting business.
• Actively provide technical governance to PRMS division, sales and calibration lab while being responsible to maintain its NATA accreditation.
• Actively grow the client base through interaction with new and existing clients utilising the client services, calibration and sales teams.
• Assist the Business Manager with advancing business by identifying and driving business opportunities to reduce cost or improve revenue
• Successfully manage projects to resolution within specified timeframes and in accordance with regulatory guidelines, SGS ARS Quality Manual, Operating Procedures and Codes of Conduct
• Provide advice pertaining to irradiating apparatus, radioactive substances and shielding design to clients

Qualifications

• Solid understanding of health physics, environmental physics, PRMS, calibrations and analytical services
• Solid understanding of Victorian DHHS regulatory framework including other jurisdictions.
• Good initiative and experience in business development to identify business opportunities
• Previous managerial experience, including people development
• Physics degree or other relevant degree
• Previous relevant experience in the field
• Working knowledge of all legislation, regulations, associated standards and codes of practice relevant to radiation health and in particular Victorian Radiation Health requirements
• Sound knowledge and experience applying the techniques of radiation monitoring, surveying, transport and disposal
  

Additional Information

At SGS you will be part of our dynamic and innovative culture, and will be rewarded with:

• Attractive remuneration salary packages
• Flexible working arrangements
• Career development opportunities (nationally and/or globally)
• Health & wellbeing incentives (gym membership rebates & discounted private health insurance)
• Paid Parental Scheme
• Access to financial products/services & corporate discounts
• Ongoing training and development

Link to the advert: here. 

ANSTO is currently advertising for a  Personal Dosimetry Officer. Applications close: 4 April 2021 | Full Time | $100k - $112k +15.4% super

About the position
The Personal Dosimetry Officer provides leadership and coordination of ANSTO’s personal dosimetry service (external and internal) to ANSTO staff members, contractors and visitors. This position is subject matter expert for all aspects of personal radiation dosimetry from external and internal exposure pathways.  The role ensures the accurate formal measurement and record keeping of personal ionising radiation exposure at ANSTO. It is also responsible for identifying, assessing and developing future measurement techniques as they become available for use at ANSTO for ionising and non-ionising radiation exposure situations.

Duties and responsibilities

• Lead and mentor Occupational Hygienists, Health Physicists and Dosimetry Technicians in the provision, development, and continuous improvement of Personal Dosimetry Services and provide authoritative and expert advice to support the achievement of best practice.
• Plans and supervises the management, calibration, maintenance of plant and equipment and services associated with the Personal Dosimetry Services including the in-vivo and in-vitro capabilities (Whole Body Monitor, Thyroid organ monitoring and Radiation Bioassay), passive external dosimetry, personal and area air sampling for measuring radioactivity.
• Management of exposure record keeping and reporting systems within the Personal Dosimetry Services and forwarding ionising radiation dose records to the Australian National Radiation Dose Register (ANRDR).
• Ownership and application of relevant ANSTO Radiation Protection standards, policies and guides as part of ANSTO’s WHS MS in relation to the field of dosimetry and quality assurance.  Ensure that these standards, policies and guides are appropriate, compliant with regulatory requirements and take account of international best practice.
• Provide expert advice as part of the Safety and Reliability Assurance (SRA) process, and to the Reactor Assurance Committee (RAC); coordinate safety and radiation protection assessments and audits; and perform and assist in radiation and safety assessments, nuclear safety, and risk assessments and their review.

Skills and Experience

• Degree, or equivalent in Physics, Radiation Protection or other related discipline.
• Extensive demonstrated experience of ionising radiation monitoring methods, systems, practices and equipment including the ability to manage related projects from conception through to implementation.
• Extensive experience with the use and calibration of ionising radiation monitoring equipment.
• Detailed knowledge of the principles of radiation detection, measurement and instrumentation, with highly developed analytical/problem solving skills.
• Extensive current knowledge of national and international standards and best practice in personal radiation dosimetry.
• Knowledge of quality management systems applicable to dosimetry laboratory operations.

 Link to the advert: here.

Institute of Environmental Science and Research Ltd (ESR) is after a Technician/Senior Technician/Scientist Radiation Safety

Opening date: Thursday 3 December 2020
Closing date: Thursday 17 December 2020

Further information about the position and the application process is available on the Science New Zealand website

Global Medical Solutions Southern Australia PTY LTD is currently looking for an experienced and motivated Radiochemist to join the production team. This position is full time and will be based out of Tullamarine Radiopharmacy.

 

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