Electronic Radiation Instrument Technician 3

Ohio Department of Public Safety – Emergency Management Agency

Report In Location – 2855 W. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus, Ohio 43235

Work Hours – 7:00AM to 4:00PM (Subject to 24-hour call)

Perks of Working for the Ohio Department of Public Safety

• Multiple pay increases over your first years of service!
• Free Parking!
• Free Gym Access!

Rate Type Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Hourly

$28.76

$30.10

$31.47

$32.84

$34.53

$36.20

$38.01

Annual

$59,821

$62,608

$65,458

$68,307

$71,822

$75,296

$79,061

• If hired, candidate may be eligible to start at a higher level on the pay scale as determined by their experience, training, etc.

What You'll Do As a Radiological Instrument Technician 3

• Ensures internal & OP-06 listed lab equipment is operational & up-to-date on calibration; Performs weekly gamma range check;
• Performs basic & complex repairs to analog &/or digital electronic radiation detection equipment;
• Ensures radiological instruments are calibrated to National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST) standards & internal laboratory standards;
• Serves as backup to the quality manager in their absence;
• Serves as lead worker by providing work direction to lower-level radiological instrument technicians performing repairs & calibrations;

Click here to see full position description Option 1 36 mos. exp. in electronics which included at least 12 mos. exp. in using radiation detection instruments, practicing radiation safety & in training of others in radiation safety & procedures/techniques for testing, calibration, repair & maintenance of radiological detection & monitoring instruments;

AND 12 mos. trg. or 12 mos. exp. in inventory control;

AND 9 mos. trg. or 9 mos. exp. in public relations;

AND valid driver's license.

Option 2

• Or completion of associate core program in electronics, electronics engineering or electrical/electronic engineering;

AND 36 mos. exp. in electronics which included at least 12 mos. exp. using radiation detection instruments, practicing radiation safety & in training of others in radiation safety & procedures/techniques for testing, calibration, repair & maintenance of radiological detection & monitoring instruments;

AND 9 mos. trg. or 9 mos. exp. in inventory control;

AND 6 mos. trg. or 6 mos. exp. in public relations;

AND valid driver's license.

Option 3

• Or 24 mos. exp. as Radiological Instrument Technician 2, 84422; valid driver's license.
• Or equivalent of Minimum Class Qualifications for Employment noted above.

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Agency Contact Name and Information Alison Granger / [email protected]

Unposting Date Ongoing

Work Location EMA - EOC - JDF

Primary Location United States of America-OHIO-Franklin County-Columbus

Compensation $28.76 - $38.01 per hour

Schedule Full-time

Work Hours See Below

Classified Indicator Classified

Union OCSEA

Technical Skills Emergency Management, Public Safety

Professional Skills Customer Focus, Teamwork, Verbal Communication, Written Communication

Agency Overview Emergency Management Agency The Ohio Emergency Management Agency is the state's central point of coordination for response to and recovery from disasters. When not in a response or recovery mode, our focus is to ensure that Ohio and its citizens are prepared to respond to an emergency or disaster and to lead mitigation efforts against the effects of future disasters.

The Ohio EMA Radiological Branch team has the capability to respond to nuclear and radiological emergencies on a 24-hour basis; we conduct nuclear power plant and transportation accident response planning and training as well as fostering support for the Utility Radiological Safety Board of Ohio (URSB).

Within the EMA Radiological Branch, the Radiological Instrumentation, Maintenance and Calibration (RIMC) Lab maintains field monitoring teams that respond to nuclear power plant incidents and other incidents as needed in support of the Ohio Dept. of Health. The lab also repairs, calibrates and exchanges radiological response instruments, meters, and equipment used by emergency services personnel in state agencies, Ohio counties, and other states as contracted.