Location: Luckey, Ohio Title: Senior Radiological Control Technician Schedule (FT/PT): Regular Full Time Travel Required: No Clearance: Ability to Obtain Portage, Inc., is a technically diverse company providing consulting and project execution services to clients on their environmental, engineering, and infrastructure projects. Since its establishment in Idaho Falls in 1992, Portage has completed over $1.2 billion of projects focused primarily on investigations, remedial/response actions, and removal of radiological, hazardous, and toxic waste for federal, state, tribal, and local governments and private industry clients. Portage is ISO9001 certified and has an active NQA-1 compliant Quality Assurance Program. Portage is based in Idaho Falls, Idaho, with satellite offices throughout the country. On January 20, 2017, Portage, Inc., was acquired by North Wind Group. POSITION PURPOSE: Provide radiological controls oversight of site remediation, demolition, and decontamination activities. Monitor job-site activities involving radioactivity to ensure compliance with applicable company and job-specific policies/procedures along with applicable government regulations. Maintain and operate radiation measuring equipment. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Perform radiological control functions to include: Monitor job-site activities involving radioactivity to ensure compliance with applicable company and job-specific policies/procedures along with applicable government regulations. Maintain and operate radiation measuring equipment; perform decontamination activities. Provide radiological controls oversight of site remediation activities. Interact daily with Health Physics management to report radiological issues. Perform daily monitoring of radiological work, radiological surveying, soil sampling, air sampling, and evaluation, and aid in the preparation of documents that support the transfer of materials and equipment for disposal or release. Operate global positioning system equipment coupled with NaI detector and count rate meter. Perform gamma scanning surveys. Operate bench-top detectors for alpha/beta analysis of swipes and air samples. Provide radiological oversight and leadership for all crew personnel to ensure the highest radiological standards are kept. Complete radiological monitoring survey reports. Interpret radiological control requirements, participate in task scoping, and provide technical review of work documents. Interface with customer radiological and operations management personnel concerning radiological issues. Provide guidance for proper handling and documentation associated with radioactive material and sources. ADDITIONAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Accountability and Authority: Accountable and reports to Radiological Controls Supervisor. Accountable for quality of radiation surveys both in terms of measurement accuracy and in quality and completeness of written survey records. Accountable for completing all Job Performance Measures within 90 days of job assignment. Has authority to coach Radiological Workers on proper radiological work behavior. Has authority to stop or pause work for unsafe or perceived unsafe conditions or practices. Directs the work product and methods of Junior Health Physics Technicians (if applicable). MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education and Experience: Three years of demonstrated experience at an NRC-licensed, USACE-operated, or DOE-operated facility performing work as a health physics or radiation safety technician. Knowledge of 10CFR20 and/or 10CFR835 regulations. Fundamental understanding of radiation and radiation measurement instruments. High school diploma or GED. Skills and Abilities: Ability to perform basic mathematics. Ability to stand, walk, kneel, and stoop for up to six hours per day. Ability to wear a powered ai