Sr Radiological Control Technician

Sr Radiological Control Technician Job Title:

Sr Radiological Control Technician Req. #: 1463-

H Posting Date:

5/28/26-6/4/26

Compensation:

$47.66/Hour West Valley Cleanup Alliance is the prime contractor selected by the U.S. Department of Energy to manage the Phase 1B Deactivation & Demolition Contract at the West Valley Demonstration Project site. The site is a scenic 30-minute drive south of Buffalo, New York. In cooperation with the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, West Valley Demonstration Project continues to decontaminate and decommission facilities at this site. West Valley Cleanup Alliance is a premier employer in the Western New York and southern-tier areas. Our benefit and compensation package includes: competitive pay and opportunity for variable pay incentives extensive benefit offerings focused on your physical, financial, and emotional wellness 401(k) employer match and enhanced employer contributions - up to 9% total company contribution! 4-day workweek (10 hours per day) for most positions tuition reimbursement & professional development atmosphere fostering work life balance Lifelong careers are common at West Valley Demonstration Project. If you are interested in joining the West Valley Cleanup Alliance family, apply to one of our current job openings on the WVCA Career Page. Job summary / purpose of position Provides radiological support coverage for maintenance, operational, and routine work which involves radioactive materials. Provides monitoring for Radiation, Contamination, and Airborne Radioactivity in the workplace as required by Radiological program procedures and 10 CFR 835. The Sr Radiological Control Technician is considered skilled and fully proficient and is expected to provide technical solutions to a wide range of difficult problems. Minimum qualifications A.

Education / Experience

High School diploma with courses in algebra, biology, chemistry, and/or physics or equivalent Minimum of three (3) years related experience. B.

Licenses / Certifications

None. C. Other requirements Must be DOE RCT Core qualified or equivalent. Obtain and maintain DOE Access authorization. Successfully complete training requirements of Sr Radiological Control Technician and any other necessary qualifications deemed necessary. Successfully complete biannual Oral Boards. Major responsibilities / scope of work Maintain a safe and healthful work environment by following established safe work practices and procedures; including following all safety rules, use of proper personal protective equipment (PPE), investigating and reporting identified safety concerns or situations. Adhere to standards contained in the Company "Code of Conduct," Company EEO practices, and DOE directives. Provide assigned technical, administrative, or functional support to the Radiation Protection management team. Perform planning of low and moderate radiological work, monitoring of radioactive work areas, generation of radiological work permits, establishment of radiological work control, and monitoring of radiological workers with minimal direction or supervision. Perform planning of high-hazard radiological work and provide recommended controls to supervision and persons in charge (PICs). Provide radiation protection support for planned moderate and high hazard radiological work with minimal direction. Perform quantitative measurements and document results for radioactive materials shipments, free release of excess material and waste from site. Support Environmental, Health & Safety (ES&H) activities in the field including, but not limited to, atmospheric monitoring, safety evaluations, self-assessments, and chemical hygiene control programs. Make recommendations for corrective actions to reduce contamination levels, radiation levels, radioactive airborne levels with the ALARA concept. Proficient in a wide variety of radiation protection and associated ES&H support activities. Mentor and assist employees in on-the-job training in the areas of group procedures for radiation monitoring, contamination control, external exposure control, and emergency response, radiation work permits, and facility design. Perform a variety of complex tasks related to radiological, industrial, and chemical safety. Maintain knowledge of and demonstrate ability to perform work safely in accordance with all approved safety policies, procedures, and application regulations and perform assigned duties in a safe manner. Actively participate in Safety Work Groups. Ensure compliance with all applicable company and client technical specifications, procedures, human performance, and safety standards and expectations. Promote a Safety Conscious Work Environment by understanding, complying with, and guiding lower classified personnel on company policies and procedures. Participate in pre-job briefs at the start of shifts and for scheduled work activities and perform shift turnover duties with assigned personnel or supervision. Participate in two-minute drills and/or Take a Minute (TAM) in the field prior to the performance of work activities. Immediately notify Supervision, required site contacts, and prepare documentation of ANY safety or nuclear safety concerns. Responsible for progress of all assigned work through identification of minor issues, resolution of minor issues, and reporting of major issues to supervision for resolution. Perform dose rate, contamination, and airborne radioactivity surveys. Provide job coverage for work groups to minimize personnel exposure. Provide briefings and guidance to plant personnel to prohibit unplanned exposure to radioactive material. Participate in investigations of events as required and provide requested statements. Regular onsite attendance is required. Contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed. Essential functions Plan and support high-hazard radiological work including working knowledge of the basis and use of engineered controls (e.g., localized ventilation, temporary shielding, and containment devices). Radiation monitoring, personnel exposure control and other operational health physics activities. Assume ownership and responsibility or assigned projects, areas, and tasks. Demonstrate proficiency in a wide variety of radiation protection and associated ES&H support activities. Work independently, as a team member, and as a mentor of less-skilled RCTs. Additional information An Equal Opportunity Employer, including disability/vets. U.S. Citizenship is required for employment. This Organization Participates in E-Verify. WVCA is a drug free workplace. Candidates accepting a job offer will be required to pass a pre-placement physical, drug screen, and background investigation. All employees are subject to being randomly selected for drug testing without advance notification.