Position Summary
The Radiological Controls Health Physicist Training Specialist is responsible for the creation and implementation [KC1] of Radiological Control Technician (RCT) on-the-job trainings/evaluations (OJT/OJE) and continuing training programs for RCTs and staff as applicable within the radiation protection workforce. Training materials should include health physics topics as related to DOE RCT qualification training, company mission, and regulatory requirements set forth in 10CFR835, Occupational radiation Protection and DOE O 458.1, Radiation Protection of the Public and the Environment. This position is also responsible for generating training reports and help ensure employees are aware of upcoming training courses.

This position reports to the Director of Technical Training.

Essential Duties/Responsibilities (may include, but are not limited to):
•Design, develop, and/or revise training materials.
•Deliver training modules and programs to train all levels of RCT and RCT supervisors.
•Research, develop, and deliver lesson plans for RCT continuing training.
•Track requalification due dates and communicate with front line supervisors to make sure qualifications remain current.
•Generate weekly reports of training status to front line supervisors.
•Identify and deliver refresher-level on-the-job (OJT) training modules for radiological instrumentation.
•Present lessons learned from around the DOE complex.
•Must understand DOE RCT qualifications and be able to teach these topics as an SME.
•Develop training policies, procedures, processes, tools, formats, templates, and examples
•Mentor coordinators, other training specialists, and support staff
•Manage training records
•Work with Apprentices in various established Apprenticeship programs, positions, and levels of experience within those programs.
•Assist in the development of technical procedures supporting specific programs.
•Adhere to policies and programs concerning the training program.
•Must have a general knowledge and understanding of the DOE.
•Must have ability to learn, assimilate and train others on a variety of subjects such as safety, security, quality assurance and/or nuclear operations.
•Keeping abreast of training and development research: learning theory, motivation theory, and new materials, methods, and techniques.

Minimum Qualifications (Knowledge, Skills, Abilities):
•General knowledge of DOE RCT qualification training, 10CFR835, Occupational Radiation Protection, and DOE O 458.1, Radiation Protection of the Public and the Environment.
•Knowledge of learning management systems
•Demonstrated proficiency in training program development and delivery, preferably at DOE nuclear facilities
•Demonstrate methods for identifying regulatory training requirements
•Knowledge and experience leading technical teams as well as working as part of a technical team
•Effective interpersonal skills with ability to work/interact effectively and amicably with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures and with diverse personal attributes
•Excellent communication skills to effectively convey thoughts clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing to diverse audiences
•Ability to train and mentor staff to higher levels of performance
•Level of language skills, mathematical skills, communication skills, reasoning ability and computer skills necessary to perform essential functions of the job

Education and Experience Required:

Bachelors’ degree combined with a minimum of 10 years of relative experience. However, a combination of education and relevant experience wherein the knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the position’s duties and responsibilities have been adequately demonstrated is acceptable.

Education Equivalency: 2 years of relevant experience for 1 year of college.
Must be able to acquire and maintain certification through the DOE National Training Center, Basic Instructor Training