Radiation Safety Officer

ROLE OVERVIEWReporting to the Rook I HSE Manager, the Radiation Safety Officer is responsible for implementing the Rook I Industrial Hygiene (IH) and Radiation Protection (RP) programs.Central to this role will be fostering a strong safety culture while providing subject matter expertise, program monitoring, and data management. This is a unique opportunity to join a team that is focused on the advancement of the Rook I Project (Project) as it transitions to the next stage of development.POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES (including but not limited to)Implement IH and RP policies and procedures in a manner reflective of NexGen’s vision and values and in accordance with the Project’s regulatory obligations. Provide subject matter expert support related to IH and RP. Perform IH and RP area monitoring and manage associated records.Manage worker dosimetry program.Design contamination surveys and perform contamination measurements.Perform and manage the calibration and maintenance of equipment.Provide RP training and general orientations as required.Provide respirator training and fit testing.Contribute to risk assessments as related to IH and RP hazards and controls. Provide necessary internal and external reporting related to IH and RP performance. Participate in internal audit activities as required to support the Project.Assist in the incident management process, participate in incident investigations and corrective action activities as assigned.Drive continual improvement efforts affecting the IH and RP programs. Support employee and contractor engagement and hazard communication activities through occupational health committees and other means as required. Participate and contribute to engagement with Indigenous groups, local communities, and regulators to support health, IH, RP, and emergency preparedness and response processes.Other duties as assigned. EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCEDegree or diploma in Science, Engineering, or a related field.Substantial RP operational experience. Experience at a uranium mining and milling project is considered an asset.Detailed knowledge of key concepts, theories, and practices related to effective anticipation, recognition, evaluation, and control of IH and RP related hazards.Demonstrated ability to collaborate and provide coordination across multiple disciplines.Strong digital literacy using Microsoft Office Suite and the ability to learn new software.Strong aptitude in mathematics, physics, and statistics.LOCATIONThis position will be based at the Rook I site on a 2 week in/2 week out schedule. Circumstances may require work based out of the Saskatoon office periodically.