Job Summary
The Nuclear or Associate Rad Protection Technician performs radiological testing in the station and surrounding areas.Job Description
Performs Duties such as:
· Collecting gas, liquid and solid materials in all parts of the Station and surrounding areas; analyzing samples for radioactivity level; designating areas with respect to proper posting;
· Operating and calibrating instruments used for detecting alpha, beta, gamma, and neutron radiation;
· Implementing radiation clearance procedures and radiation safety in operation and maintenance activities;
· Participating in preparation of radioactive material for safe containment during shipment;
· Assigning and controlling the use of licensed radioactive sources;
· Ensuring the work area and equipment are in good order and cleaned up after completion of work;
· Instructing and training employees in the work;
· Being responsible for the preparation of records in connection with the work;
· Assisting in reporting errors, and making suggestions for improvement of Station procedures and tests;
· Reporting abnormal conditions observed or encountered, such as abnormal operating conditions, safety conditions and violations of security procedures;
· Performing all work in accordance with prescribed safety rules and regulations, and those associated with Station emergency procedures;
· Performing similar or less-skilled duties, as assigned; and
· Working with employees in higher classifications and performing other duties in accordance with the Section of the Foreword to the Job Manual entitled "Duties".
-Performs Emergency Plan functions as assigned.
- Must meet the Company's requirements as to General Qualifications and
· Must have two (2) years' experience in health physics or equivalent activities;
· Must be a high school graduate, having completed courses in physics, chemistry, and algebra, or the equivalent, and must have the following prescribed courses, or the equivalent:
· General chemistry, and Health physics fundamentals;
· Must demonstrate they can operate survey equipment;
· Must be familiar with the principles of operation of survey equipment;
· Must be physically well-coordinated in order to perform the test procedures and job coverage employed in the plant;;
· Must satisfactorily progress in and complete the prescribed training courses required by the Company, or any regulatory agency; and;
· Must be able to operate a Company motor vehicle in accordance with its safety regulations and hold a valid State of Ohio, Bureau of Motor Vehicles operator's license.
Additional qualifications include:
· Must have two (2) years' experience as Assistant Radiation Protection Technician, or the equivalent;
· Must have demonstrated ability in the performance of the duties of Assistant Radiation Protection Technician;
· Must have met the Company's requirements for satisfactory completion of prescribed courses;
· Must have a thorough working knowledge of: The Company's and regulatory agencies' safety rules as applicable to nuclear power plant operations; The techniques and procedures for decontamination of tools, equipment, and other materials; The methods and procedures of safeguarding Station personnel and equipment from excessive radiation exposure; Conventional and radiological health safety practices; The Company's electrical, mechanical and radiation tagging and posting rules; Principles of nuclear reactor operations, and Procedures used in the Station;
· Must satisfactorily progress in and complete the prescribed training course required by the Company, or any regulatory agency; and
· Must have the ability to receive, interpret and pass on orders and instruction in a manner that will maintain harmony and safety and obtain cooperation and satisfactory work results from individuals assigned to the work.
TXU Energy
1601 Bryan St
Dallas
Texas United States
www.txuenergy.com
