FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Health Physics Monitor position?
Candidates must have City and Guilds Level 1 in Radiation Protection or NVQ Level 2 in Radiation Protection.
Is previous experience necessary for the Health Physics Monitor role?
Yes, experience working as a Health Physics monitor in a nuclear facility is essential.
What type of security clearance is necessary for this role?
Candidates must be eligible to obtain SC level security clearance, which includes checks on identity, employment, financial and criminal records, plus 5 years of UK residency.
What are the main responsibilities of a Health Physics Monitor?
Main responsibilities include providing radiological protection advice, producing reports and data, working with specialists to identify trends, ensuring compliance with regulations, and providing emergency response for Health Physics matters.
What skills are important for a Health Physics Monitor?
Good written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to interpret regulations are important.
Are there any desirable criteria for candidates?
Yes, desirable criteria include IOSH working safely certification, experience of Central Lab or Windscale Operations, and strong influencing and presentational skills.
What type of training is required for this position?
Health Physics Monitors are required to attend all training courses to maintain a high standard within their role.
What benefits are offered for the Health Physics Monitor position?
The roles offer excellent salaries along with a wide range of staff benefits.
Is there an emergency response component in this role?
Yes, Health Physics Monitors are expected to provide an emergency response for Health Physics matters.
How important is compliance in this role?
Compliance with Company and external requirements is crucial, and all specialist advice must ensure compliance.