SUPERVISORY HEALTH PHYSICIST/ NUCLEAR ENGINEER
U.S. Pacific FleetYou will serve as a
SUPERVISORY HEALTH PHYSICIST OR NUCLEAR ENGINEER
in the Radiological Monitoring Division, Radiological Control Office Code 105.3 of PSNS and IMF.You will plan, coordinate, conduct and evaluate the radiological monitoring program in accordance with NAVSEA, Shipyard and Federal regulatory agencyrequirements.You will decide on matters relating to the organization, function, responsibility and authority for various aspects of the radiological monitoring program at the divisional level within the command.You will prepare the planning, training and drills to ensure adequate on-scene radiological control responses for actual or potential radiological emergencies.You will solve problems which involve policy determination or interpretations and collaborates with heads of other units to coordinate work related changes affecting other units.You will assign specific areas ofresponsibilities to senior supervisors and assign to each of them subordinate supervisors and technicians required to adequately perform their assignments.You will identify special trainingrequirements for teams, identification of basic courses of work practice problems, and participation in the development and implementation of permanent corrective actions.
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