Radiation Safety Officer

• Radiation Safety Programs: Develop, implement, and enforce radiation safety policies and procedures in accordance with regulations and best practices.

• Establish a comprehensive radiation safety program that includes training, monitoring, and emergency response protocols.

• Regulatory Compliance: Maintain necessary permits and licenses for the use of radioactive materials and radiation-producing equipment.

• Risk Assessment: Conduct regular assessments and evaluations of radiation exposure risks in the workplace.

• Analyze procedures and practices to minimize exposure levels and enhance safety protocols.

• Monitoring and Reporting: Oversee the monitoring of radiation levels and exposure among personnel using dosimetry and other measurement devices.

• Maintain accurate records of radiation exposure and incident reports, and report findings to relevant authorities.

• Training and Education: Develop and conduct training programs for staff regarding radiation safety, proper handling of radioactive materials, and emergency procedures.

• Educate staff on the principles of radiation protection, including time, distance, and shielding.

• Incident Investigation: Investigate any incidents or accidents involving radiation exposure or contamination, documenting findings and implementing corrective actions as necessary.

• Recommend improvements to reduce the risk of future incidents.

Qualifications

• Education: A bachelor s degree in health physics, radiological sciences, nuclear engineering, or a related field is typically required. Advanced degrees may be preferred.

• Experience: Relevant experience in radiation safety, health physics, or a related field is essential.

• Experience in regulatory compliance and risk management in a healthcare or industrial setting is advantageous.

• Certifications: Certification as a Qualified Radiation Safety Officer (RSO).