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UniTechUS.com/locations. UniTech is the world's leader in the supply of radiological protective clothing. Our customers include Nuclear Power Plants and the Department of Energy (DOE). Our facilities offer nuclear laundry and material decontamination services. Health Physics Technician The Health Physics Technician position involves a wide range of responsibilities to support all facets of operation. Perform radiological surveys involving various instrumentation to monitor fixed and non-fixed contamination and radiation levels. Survey plant work areas, support areas, perimeter boundaries and the environment. Calibrate and perform daily quality control of handheld and laboratory instruments including automated gas flow proportional counting systems. Liquid scintillation counters and gamma spectroscopy at select locations. Collect and analyze air samples at fixed and portable air sample locations. Collect and analyze water samples and assist in the operation and maintenance of wastewater treatment systems. Perform surveys to support the receipt and shipment of radioactive materials regulated as Hazardous Materials by the Department of Transportation (DOT) Utilize various software packages to input data, evaluate results of analysis, print and maintain reports. Calibrate and maintain specialized instrumentation including Automated Laundry Monitors (ALMs), personnel monitors, pipe monitors, respirator monitors, and a variety of specialized instrumentation manufactured for our specific needs. Package, sample, inventory, and maintain records of radioactive waste. Issue personnel, area, and environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLDs) and Self Reading Personnel Dosimeters (SRPDs) and assist in the management of the dosimetry program. Perform personnel in-vivo bioassays (chest counts). Perform assays to release materials and equipment from radiological controls. Support plant operations and special projects. Health Physics Technicians are candidates for internal promotion
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Health Physics Technician - UniTech
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A Health Technician or Technologist (Other) performs medical tests and operates diagnostic equipment. May specialize working in mental health, emergency medicine, occupational health, or in a medical laboratory.
$41,825 / year median in South Carolina
+11% projected growth
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UniTech seeks reliable, self-motivated, team players for positions at our facilities across the United States. There are several potential job openings. Visit our website for a list of locations www.UniTechUS.com/locations. UniTech is the world's leader in the supply of radiological protective clothing. Our customers include Nuclear Power Plants and the Department of Energy (DOE). Our facilities offer nuclear laundry and material decontamination services. Health Physics Technician The Health Physics Technician position involves a wide range of responsibilities to support all facets of operation. Perform radiological surveys involving various instrumentation to monitor fixed and non-fixed contamination and radiation levels. Survey plant work areas, support areas, perimeter boundaries and the environment. Calibrate and perform daily quality control of handheld and laboratory instruments including automated gas flow proportional counting systems. Liquid scintillation counters and gamma spectroscopy at select locations. Collect and analyze air samples at fixed and portable air sample locations. Collect and analyze water samples and assist in the operation and maintenance of wastewater treatment systems. Perform surveys to support the receipt and shipment of radioactive materials regulated as Hazardous Materials by the Department of Transportation (DOT) Utilize various software packages to input data, evaluate results of analysis, print and maintain reports. Calibrate and maintain specialized instrumentation including Automated Laundry Monitors (ALMs), personnel monitors, pipe monitors, respirator monitors, and a variety of specialized instrumentation manufactured for our specific needs. Package, sample, inventory, and maintain records of radioactive waste. Issue personnel, area, and environmental Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLDs) and Self Reading Personnel Dosimeters (SRPDs) and assist in the management of the dosimetry program. Perform personnel in-vivo bioassays (chest counts). Perform assays to release materials and equipment from radiological controls. Support plant operations and special projects. Health Physics Technicians are candidates for internal promotion