Certified Health Physicist

Trimble Inc.

. Provide oversight of solid, liquid, and gaseous effluent radiochemical isotopic assessment for plant systems and environmental compliance .

Posted 10/23/2026full-timeUnited StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

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Provide oversight of solid, liquid, and gaseous effluent radiochemical isotopic assessment for plant systems and environmental compliance
Oversee sampling and analysis of radiological and non-radiological effluent monitoring and environmental monitoring
Interpret, document, trend, and report radiological analysis results
Develop and maintain procedures for radiological and radiological effluents areas of responsibility
Manage radiological data, including recording, storing, and trending
Guide staff and operating crews in maintaining radiological controls within guidelines and limits; recommend corrective actions
Interface with regulatory bodies on radiological matters
Provide technical radiological assistance to the RP/Chemistry Manager, RPM, Chemistry Superintendent, and RP/Chemistry Staff
Oversee administration, maintenance, calibration, functional checks, and quality control checks for radiological and analytical instrumentation and radioactive sources
Oversee daily radiation safety program operations to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal agencies, including NRC, EPA, DOT, DOH, DOE, and OSHA
Provide technical assistance for NEI and ANI
Maintain Health Physicist proficiency and Health Physics Society certification through required annual CEUs
Advise the RP/Chemistry Manager on radiation safety protocols and procedures
Provide technical guidance on radiological control problems, radioactive material inventories, shielding designs, waste handling, dosimetry, and licensing requirements
Evaluate compliance for radioactive materials and hazardous chemical inventories for storage, transport, and disposal
Respond to hazardous materials, radiation, fire, and smoke emergencies; prepare findings reports and recommendations
Evaluate compliance with inventories and testing of radioactive sealed sources
Monitor and instruct radiation workers who have received radioactive medical treatments regarding plant access
Research policies and procedures covering inspection standards, safe work methods, decontamination, and radiological emergency procedures
Perform miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s Degree in Science
Certified by the American Board of Health Physics as a Certified Health Physicist
6 years of professional Radiation Protection Experience
Knowledge of transport and disposal procedures for safe handling of hazardous chemicals and/or radioactive materials
Ability to gather data, compile information, and prepare reports
Knowledge of radiation safety procedures, standards, and protocols
Ability to develop, implement, and enforce safety programs and protocols
Knowledge of radioactive materials inventory control, shielding designs, waste handling procedures, dosimetry, and/or licensing requirements
Ability to react calmly and effectively in emergency situations
Knowledge of federal, state and local safety regulations, protocols, and/or procedures
Ability to provide technical guidance and leadership to professional personnel in area of expertise
Ability to calibrate and operate radiation detection instruments
Skill in developing safety procedures and protocols
Candidates with all levels of education and experience are encouraged to apply; final pay grade and compensation will be based on applicant's experience and qualifications

Benefits

Comp & perks

Career progression and long-term professional development through advancement from entry level to senior level
Annual continuing education units (CEUs) required to maintain Health Physics Society certification
Equal employment opportunity
Disability accommodation assistance