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Associate Radiation Safety Officer

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University of Wisconsin-Madison logoUniversity Of Wisconsin-madison · Madison, WI
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Requirements

  • Eight (8) years of professional radiation safet

Benefits

$100,000 annual salary minimumRequired Qualifications:Four (4) years of professional radiation safety experience in a research/academic or clinical settingKnowledge of the concepts, fundamentals, and best practices of health physics and radiation protection as well as the risks associated with ionizing radiation exposureKnowledge of (and experience interpreting) the state and federal regulations, standards, and guidance documents governing radioactive materials, radiation producing machines, and other hazards typically present in a research settingDetail-oriented, demonstrated organization and time management skills, and ability to manage/prioritize, track, and complete tasks/projects within established deadlineStrong interpersonal skills and ability to interact professionally and effectively with a wide variety of individualsExperience demonstrating critical thinking and analytical skills in high stress or emergency situationsSelf-motivated, able to work with supervision and professional judgment, managing the radiation safety program within an assigned functional area, and able to work independently or as a teamDemonstrated competence in communicating technical information clearly and conciselyHealth insuranceDental insuranceVision insurance

Additional Information

Current Employees: If you are currently employed at any of the Universities of Wisconsin, log in to Workday to apply through the internal application process. Job Category: Academic Staff Employment Type: Regular Job Profile: Env Health & Safe Mgr Job Summary: The Associate Radiation Safety Officer (ARSO) leads the efforts to develop, promote, and implement a comprehensive laboratory and healthcare radiation safety program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The research being performed on campus and at the hospital is both broad and complex. This position works under the general supervision of the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) in the Department of Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) within the Division of Facilities Planning and Management (FP&M). The incumbent in this role will lead a staff that is primarily responsible for ensuring that research involving radioactive materials and radiation producing machines is performed in compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations and standards (including OSHA, ANSI, NRC, EPA, DNR, DHS, and the Wisconsin Administrative Codes), performing hazard evaluations of research activities, and recommending controls to ensure safety. The position also includes the interpretation of scientific and technical studies and other published literature. This role requires an understanding of radiation safety and hazardous materials; an advanced level of decision-making skills and the ability to apply critical knowledge of proper techniques, skills, and procedures to correctly plan, act and handle hazardous materials safely. This position will also manage and review activities of the Office of Radiation Safety (ORS) staff and other EH&S staff members performing laboratory consultations and inspections. The ARSO is required to use considerable judgment and is expected to use the tools and principles of quality management in performing their daily work. The individual must demonstrate exceptional customer service by establishing and maintaining effective professional relationships with managers, supervisors, co-workers, and all customers. Experience in risk communication and strong interpersonal skills are required to negotiate and problem solve with multiple constituencies. Excellent verbal and written skills are essential. Ongoing/Renewable Full-Time: 100% FTE Key Job Responsibilities: May supervise the daily operations of unit staff and provide direction and expectations for workflows Oversees unit consultations to customers and serves as the main point of contact for internal and external stakeholders Guides the development and implementation of a health and safety program that aligns with strategic goals Identifies operational and safety issues Reviews and creates health and safety policies Provides knowledge and guidance to internal and external stakeholders in the specialized area of radiation Department: Division of Facilities Planning & Management (FP&M), Department of Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) FP&M is a full-spectrum service organization that builds, maintains, and operates the physical environment of UW-Madison in the university's education, research, and outreach activities. Find out more about our Division: https://inside.fpm.wisc.edu/about-fpm/ .

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