North Wind Group

General

• Develop, implement, oversee, and continuously improve radiation protection programs
• Serve as designated Radiation Safety Officer for licensed radioactive material programs
• Maintain radiation protection policies, procedures, operating practices, authorizations, licenses, permits, and records
• Administer programs in accordance with NRC, Agreement State, DOE, DOT, EPA, OSHA, and client-specific requirements
• Lead internal audits, program assessments, and readiness reviews
• Provide technical guidance for radiological characterization, surveys, and assessments
• Support environmental remediation, decommissioning, radioactive waste management, and site investigation projects
• Perform dose assessments, shielding evaluations, exposure modeling, and risk analyses
• Review and approve radiological work plans, health and safety plans, and technical reports
• Evaluate radiological hazards and develop controls
• Lead Final Status Survey planning, implementation, and closeout
• Manage Final Status Survey teams and coordinate survey execution across facilities, structures, systems, and land areas
• Develop project schedules, budgets, staffing plans, and resource forecasts
• Develop and review Final Status Survey Plans and survey packages
• Direct survey unit classification and characterization activities
• Establish survey methodologies, instrumentation requirements, scan coverage, and sampling strategies using MARSSIM
• Determine sample sizes, decision error rates, statistical evaluation requirements, and compliance demonstration methods
• Oversee collection, validation, verification, and management of radiological survey data
• Review survey data packages for completeness and technical accuracy
• Direct statistical evaluations and evaluate compliance with DCGLs and release criteria
• Ensure defensible documentation and traceability of survey activities
• Interface with regulatory agencies during inspections, audits, and enforcement activities
• Prepare and submit regulatory reports and notifications
• Monitor regulatory developments and implement program changes
• Oversee occupational dose monitoring, personnel dosimetry, and applicable bioassay programs
• Investigate radiological incidents, unusual occurrences, and exposure events
• Develop and deliver radiation safety training
• Maintain qualification and training records
• Conduct radiological surveys, contamination assessments, and field inspections
• Oversee radiological remediation, waste packaging, transportation, and disposal
• Support emergency response activities involving radioactive materials
• Evaluate and approve radiological work permits and exposure controls
• Mentor junior health physicists, industrial hygienists, and environmental professionals
• Support business development, technical proposals, and client presentations
• Serve as technical lead or project manager on radiological projects
• Participate in professional organizations and maintain professional certifications

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