Team Leader - Radiation Protection

Job Description Summary

Die Rollen werden in der Regel an bestimmte Unternehmen oder Sektoren angepasst. Die Personen befinden sich im Allgemeinen entweder an einem bestimmten Standort oder Projekt (einschließlich Bauarbeiten) und unterstützen diese nur oder haben eine Rolle, die bestimmte Branchen-/Geschäftskenntnisse oder die Interaktion mit bestimmten Geschäftskunden erfordert. Diese Kategorie umfasst die EHS-Fachkräfte, die an der Entwicklung für EHS (NPI) beteiligt sind, Personen, die für das Kunden- oder Branchenengagement verantwortlich sind, und EHS-Fachkräfte, die an Standorten oder Projekten des Kunden arbeiten (in der Regel kein Management der Teams von EHS-Fachkräften oder Regionen).
Beeinflusst den Abteilungsbetrieb und ist verantwortlich für die Planung/Ausführung.Die Rolle hat eine gewisse Autonomie, konzentriert sich jedoch auf die Ausführung von Aktivitäten innerhalb einer operativen Disziplin, die durch funktionale Standardpraktiken und -verfahren abgedeckt wird.Möglicherweise ist ein gewisses Urteilsvermögen erforderlich, dies erfolgt jedoch in der Regel unter Anleitung.

Job Description

Roles and Responsibilities

As the Radiation Protection Team Leader you will:

• Select, develop, and provide ongoing leadership and direction of Radiation Protection Technicians.
• Prepare and conduct training for Radiation Protection Technicians, leaders and workers in the Fuel Manufacturing Operation (FMO) facility.
• Ensure team members are provided adequate training, resources and support to assure safe and compliant manufacturing practices in a nuclear regulated environment
• Be responsible for meeting the shift's strict compliance and EHS requirements, and supporting manufacturing schedule requirements
• Assure team planning - provide direction to support needs of production area, including work assignments, scheduling of overtime, and training
• Perform program audits and assessments. Assess the effectiveness of the radiation safety program, promote continuous program improvement. Focus team on constantly seeking opportunity for improvement.
• Support, encourage and facilitate Human Performance and Lean principles
• Provide leadership, advice and counsel to area managers on radiation protection safety measures, including review and approval of operating procedures.
• Communicate business goals, programs, and processes to radiation protection team
• Promote team engagement and ownership
• Develop and support the growth of all team employees
• Perform health physics calculations for shielding design, ALARA analysis, internal & external dosimetry, and maintain radiation protection instrumentation.
• Review and implement US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and State of North Carolina Radioactive Materials License requirements. Ensure compliance with requirements.
• Support emergency response planning and events. Maintain qualifications in the Wilmington Site's Emergency Response Organization as Nuclear Safety Advisor - Radiological.
• Promote and help drive a healthy, mature nuclear safety culture.
• Prepare reports for management on radiation protection or health physics related issues.
• Support Radiation Safety Engineering initiatives and audits

• Bachelor's degree in Science or Engineering with 2 years of experience in an applied radiation protection role at a nuclear facility; OR High School diploma with 5 years of experience in an applied radiation protection role at a nuclear facility
• Minimum 1 year of supervisory experience
• Must maintain after hours cell phone availability

• Strong oral and written communication skills. Demonstrated ability to analyze and resolve problems. Ability to document, plan, market, and execute programs. Established project management skills
• At least two years of supervisory experience of Radiation Protection technicians
• Advanced degree in nuclear engineering or physics.
• Active National Registry of Radiation Protection Technologists certification, including NRRPT leadership positions.
• Experience in facilities that utilize 10 CFR 20 and/or 10 CFR 835 regulations.
• Experienced track record in performing complex health physics analyses and calculations.
• American Board of Health Physics (CHP) Certification. If candidate does not possess American Board of Health Physics (CHP) Certification, candidate must be willing to obtain certification within 5 years of start of employment
• Ability to develop creative solutions for complex, challenging issues.
• Ability to explain complex issues to a non-technical audience
• Positive track record of experience resolving technical issues
• Demonstrated proficiency in standard Microsoft Office applications.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills and proven ability to develop team relationships
• Strong written communication skills
• Proven ability to influence regulators, other leaders, and engineers
• Six Sigma or Lean manufacturing fundamentals

• This role is restricted to U.S. persons (i.e., U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and other protected individuals under the Immigration and Naturalization Act, 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3)) due to access to export-controlled technology. GE will require proof of status prior to employment
• Must be 18 years or older and have legal authorization to work in the United States.
• This position is 100% onsite at the GE Vernova Wilmington, NC location
• Must be able to gain authorized access to nuclear technology
• Must follow strict radiation protection, criticality, and industrial safety regulations; wear protective clothing to enter the Controlled Access area.
• Ability and willingness to wear tight-fitting negative pressure respirator (half-face or full-face mask) and maintain mask fit
• Ability to walk up and down stairs multiple times per day
• Must complete internal training and qualification training program.
• Ability and willingness to maintain Emergency Response Organization (ERO) qualifications
• Must be willing to work rotating shifts in a 24/7 operation as needed per business needs