Interdisciplinary
NM-WHITE SANDSEligibility Requirements
US Citizenship
Job Summary
About the Position: This position is located at White Sands MSL RGE, SURV, VULN ASSESS DIR IONIZING RADIATION FACILITIES DIVISION NEUTRON EFFECTS BRANCH with a duty location of White Sands, New Mexico. Serves as an Interdisciplinary Position. (merit)
Job Responsibilities
- Conduct Reactor operations and test setups ensuring compliance and regulatory requirements are met.
- Plans, guides or reviews Reactor planned test of an unprecedented nature.
- Authority to terminate any Reactor operations.
- Analyze design, performance, and environmental standards for contracts covering the design, manufacture, and testing of reactor facility improvements to safety, security, and operability.
- Formulate good principles, techniques, and safety practices of nuclear reactor operation.
- Periodically reviews program goals and objectives.
- Coordinates with the FBR Facility Supervisor to ensure resolution of all work-related problems.
- Monitors and analyzes reactor performance data and maintains continual surveillance over all FBR operations to insure complete compliance with all Department Army Technical Specifications.
- Implements solutions to diverse, highly complex problems across multiple areas and disciplines.
- Originates new reactor design modifications and formulates new operational concepts as appropriate to accommodate the continuously changing experiment specifications.
- Originates and conducts experimental tests to determine and evaluate parameters of the reactor.
- Once certified as an FBR operator, maintain certification by performing at a minimum two (2) significant reactivity manipulation each calendar quarter.
- Must be able to apply for Radiation Material Handler, Forklift, First Aid /CPR, and Confined Space Entry certification.
- Perform hands on reactor and facility maintenance to include but not limited to lubrication, Special Nuclear Material handling, tool handling, and/or periodic system inspections.
- Periodically work in a radiation environment where exposure will be monitored via dosimetry when conducting maintenance and mission support.
- Complete all necessary training to apply for PI-538 flash X-ray operator certification.
- Able to enroll and maintain Personal Reliability Program (PRP) certification per Army Regulation 50-5.
- Complete all necessary training as outlined in the FBR’s Training Plan to achieve Reactor Operator, Reactor Leader, or Senior Reactor Leader certification.