Safe Radiation

Safe Radiation - Technical Officer / Scientific Officer Join to apply for the Safe Radiation - Technical Officer / Scientific Officer role at The Australasian Radiation Protection Society (ARPS) 3 days ago Be among the first 25 applicants Get AI-powered advice on this job and more exclusive features. About Safe Radiation Safe Radiation Pty Ltd is a small business in workplace and environmental radiation safety. Established in 2006, it has been providing a range of services to clients across Australia. The office and laboratory are located in Browns Plains, Queensland. Staff work in the lab, at the desk, and on site. Field work may involve travel within Australia and potentially overseas to industrial sites such as processing plants, mines, or rural terrain. Safe Radiation has a dose rate monitor calibration facility certified traceable to the Australian primary standard of radiation exposure. A short video about our activities can be seen at The website also has additional details. We take pride in our recognition. Our staff have delivered award‑winning presentations in professional conferences and published in international journals. Main Purpose The main reasons for hiring are: (i) to fill a gap created by a departed employee, and (ii) to meet the needs of expanding the scope of services in various aspects of radiation safety. We are likely to consider suitable team members for full‑time, part‑time and casual employment. The preferred choice is a permanent part‑time team member, working four days per week, and available for occasional travel away from Brisbane. Role A Technical Officer / Scientific Officer will work as an active member of a small team, undertaking a multi‑tasking role. Responsibilities include: Interacting with professionals in other organisations, including competitors Communicating with clients and service providers Engaging with other staff, including casual staff, in field and lab environments Working independently in the lab and at client sites, sometimes solo Calibrating diverse types of dose rate meters Performing minor repairs, often involving soldering components Maintaining lab and office computers and network‑based storage Reading and uploading reports for clients Managing and developing routine reporting templates Managing SOPs Using advanced Microsoft Word, Excel, and sometimes CAD for graphing and graphics Learning new software as it becomes necessary Conducting field work with due diligence of data recording, equipment handling and transport Searching for and ordering materials and equipment for field and lab use Attributes Planning and organising – Plan own work to support company priorities; adjust to changes and propose realistic contingency plans; contribute to team results. Safe work practice – Adhere to safety instructions, including radiation safety. Communication – Provide concise written and verbal communication; listen to others; redirect enquiries; search information effectively. Knowledge sharing – Share knowledge with team members; learn from experience; respect conflict of interest and confidentiality. Technical credibility – Ensure work complies with standards and methods. Educational – Completed or nearly completing studies equivalent to a university degree in a relevant discipline (Physics, Engineering, etc.). Knowledge of ionising radiation safety desirable; interest in detection techniques considered. How to apply The position is expected to commence in early July 2024. Applications should be submitted in writing, describing suitability and experience against the roles and attributes. Send your application to before 10 June 2024 . If your application is not acknowledged within 2 business days, please contact us again. For further clarification, email Seniority level Entry level Employment type Part-time Job function Information Technology Industries Public Safety #J-18808-Ljbffr