Radiation Instrument Technician II

3. Frequent lifting/carrying tools, equipment, or supplies up to 50 pounds;

4. Occasional push/pull exerting force up to 25 to 35 pounds while moving equipment or pounding stakes into
ground;

5. Occasional climbing stairs/adders to reach some areas;

6. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while installing/repairing equipment;

7. Occasional kneeling/crouching while installing/repairing equipment; occasionally works in cramped/confined
spaces;

8. Constant use of both hands/arms in freaching/handling/grasping/fingering while working on equipment,
driving motor vehicle, compieting paperwork, etc.; overhead reaching required; fine motor skills required;

9. Constant use of sight abilities in inspecting, testing, installing and repairing equipment, driving, and
maintaining a safe work environment; visual requirements include color vision, depth perception, peripheral
vision, hand/eye/foot coordination, and visual acuity in near- and mid-range vision;

10. Constant use of speech/hearing abilities in communicating with coworkers, equipment users, and
supervisors and giving and receiving instructions.

Mental

1. Constant mental alertness, attention to detail, and high degree of accuracy required in testing, inspecting,
installing, and maintaining radiological equipment to exacting specifications and ensuring a safe work
environment;

2. Must be able to follow oral and written instructions and established procedures and accomplish assignments
within required time frame;

3, Must possess mechanical aptitude, logic, problem-solving, and planning/organizational skills to ensure that
duties are completed in the most efficient and timely manner;

4. Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and ifustrations,
schematics, and other information necessary to complete installation, maintenance, and repairs;

5. Must possess good oral/written communication and interpersonal skills in order to deal with all types of
craftspeople, scientists, engineers, supervisors, and outside agencies in a professional, effective, and clear
manner;

6. Must be able to record data accurately and compiete logs, reports, and other written information;

7. Must be able to deal with constant pressure from frequent interruptions, multiple priorities, and working

around hazards/radioactive conditions.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed indoors in instrument repair shop and outdoors under all types of above and below ground
conditions in tunnels, mines, and on drill rigs, sometimes for extended periods of time.


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POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Radiation Instrument Technician IV
JOB CODE : 051525
DATE PREPARED:: July 31, 1983 Revised: October 27, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Under very little or no supervision, the incumbent performs the most complex assignments to service, maintain,
and calibrate radiological health instrumentation and portable radiological survey and gas measurement
instruments in a timely manner.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Radiation Instrument Technician Supervisor or higher level supervisor, provides
guidance to subordinate technicians, and acts as a lead person over specific functions through the extended
authority of supervision with some planning and coordination required.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1. Performs detailed assignments in the maintenance, repair, and calibration of various types of nuclear
radiation detection, counting, and analysis equipment, analog and digital recording devices, and on-line
computerized data gathering/display systems;

2. Acts as {ead technician; assists in training and direction of assigned personnel; reviews and assigns work of
subordinate technicians;

3. Maintains, services, repairs, calibrates, installs, and field verifies Remote Area Monitoring Systems; operates
and maintains display systems for three independent laboratories to support the DOE’s nuclear testing
program at the Nevada Test Site (NTS);

4. Operates, services, and maintains Geostationary Operational Environment Satellite antenna and
Uninterruptable Power Supply System associated with computer and display systems;

5. May use various types of standard and specialized equipment such as oscilloscopes, pulsars, multivoltmeter
(MVM), counters, and component testers, traceable radioactive calibration standards,
manufacturers’ /customers’ instructions, and applicable prescribed procedures;

6. Generally operates and uses several radiation standards during calibration of detection and monitoring
devices; maintains, repairs, and calibrates radioactive calibration standards in accordance with applicable
American National Standards Institute standards and standard operating procedures;

7. installs and performs equipment operational checkouts in various areas, buildings, and compounds at NTS;

8. Fabricates circuits and devices as required for special applications;

9. Pertorms periodic maintenance, calibration, and performance checks of mini-scalers and single channel
analyzers; services, repairs, and calibrates signal conditioners and buffers; programs data collection on semi-
portable and portable platforms;

10. Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

11. Performs related work as required.


REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Radiation Instrument Technician II]

JOB CODE : 051320
DATE PREPARED: July 31, 1983 Revised: October 27, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Under general supervision, the incumbent performs detailed assignments to service, maintain, and calibrate
radiological health instrumentation and portable radiological survey and gas measurement instruments in a
timely manner.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Radiation instrument Technician Supervisor or higher level supervisor and may
provide guidance to subordinate technicians and act as a !ead person.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1.

»

10.

11.

Performs detailed assignments in the maintenance, repair, and calibration of various types of nuclear
radiation detection, counting, and analysis equipment, analog and digital recording devices, and on-line
computerized data gathering/display systems;

. Maintains, services, repairs, calibrates, installs, and field verifies Remote Area Monitoring Systems (RAMS);

operates and maintains display systems for three independent laboratories to support the DOE’s nuclear
testing program at the Nevada Test Site (NTS);

Operates, services, and maintains Geostationary Operational Environment Satellite antenna; services and
repairs Uninterruptable Power Supply System associated with computer and display systems;

May use various types of standard and specialized equipment such as oscilloscopes, pulsars, multivoitmeter,
counters, and component testers, traceable radioactive calibration standards, manufacturers’ /customers’
instructions, and applicable prescribed procedures;

. Generally operates and uses several radiation standards during calibration of detection and monitoring

devices; under general supervision, maintains, repairs, and calibrates radioactive calibration standards in
accordance with applicable American National Standards Institute standards and standard operating
procedures;

. Installs and performs equipment operational checkouts in various areas, buildings, and compounds at NTS;
. Fabricates circuits and devices as required for special applications;

. Performs periodic maintenance, calibration, and performance checks of mini-scalers and single channel

analyzers;

« May guide and train other junior technicians;

Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, heaith, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

Performs related work as required.


Radiation Instrument Technician II

Tools & Equipment Used: Standard and specialized radiological testing and counting equipment including, but
Not limited to, oscilloscopes, pulsars, MVM, counters, and component testers, traceable radioactive calibration
standards, hand tools, power tools, sledge hammer, post driver, and motor vehicle. Safety equipment
including, but not limited to, safety shoes, hearing protection, safety glasses, safety harness, back support
belts, and respirators.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

High school diploma or equivalent required. Compietion of resident-type basic electronics school and two years
of applicable work experience required.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Valid driver’s license required. Must be able to obtain "Q" clearance.


Radiation Instrument Technician III

8. Must possess good leadership/training skills in order to provide training and guidance to subordinate
technicians in a positive and effective manner.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed indoors in instrument repair shop and outdoors under all types of above and below ground
conditions in tunnels, mines, or on drill rigs, sometimes for extended periods of time.

Tools & Equipment Used: Standard and specialized radiological testing and counting equipment including, but
not limited to, oscilloscopes, pulsars, MVM, counters, and component testers, traceable radioactive calibration
standards, hand tools, power tools, sledge hammer, post driver, and motor vehicle. Satety equipment
including, but not limited to, safety shoes, hearing protection, safety glasses, safety harness, back support
belts, and respirators.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

High school diploma or equivalent required. Completion of a resident-type basic electronics school and six years
of applicable work experience required or an Associates of Art degree in Electronics with two years of
applicable work experience.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Valid driver's license required. Must be able to obtain "Q” clearance. Must be actively pursuing certification
with the National institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies or the international Society of Certified
Electronic Technicians or a Federal Communications Commission General Radio-Telephone License.


REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.
POSITION DESCRIPTION

POSITION TITLE: Radiation Instrument Technician I

JOB CODE : 051140

DATE PREPARED : July 31, 1983 Revised: October 27, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Under close supervision, the incumbent performs routine assignments to service, maintain, and calibrate
tadiological health instrumentation and portable radiological survey and gas measurement instruments in a
timely manner.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Radiation Instrument Technician Supervisor or higher level supervisor, may receive
guidance from lead persons or higher level technicians, and has no supervisory responsibility.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1.

Assists in maintenance, repair, and calibration of various types of nuclear radiation detection, counting, and
analysis equipment, analog and digital recording devices, and on-line computerized data gathering/display
systems;

2. Maintains, services, repairs, calibrates, installs, and field verifies Remote Area Monitoring Systems; operates
and maintains display systems for three independent laboratories to support the DOE's nuclear testing
program at the Nevada Test Site (NTS);

3. May use various types of standard and specialized equipment such as oscilloscopes, pulsars, multivoltmeter
(MVM), counters, and component testers, and traceable radioactive calibration standards,
manufacturers’/customers’ instructions, and applicable prescribed procedures;

4. With guidance, operates and uses several radiation standards during calibration of detection and monitoring
devices;

5. Aids in installation and performance of equipment operational checkouts in various areas, buildings, and
compounds at NTS;

6. Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and
security programs;

7. Performs related work as required.

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time

. Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time

Physical ignall Less than 1/3 of tim

1, Frequent standing/waiking in shop or outdoor areas inciuding underground in tunnels up to one mile per
shift;

2. Occasional sitting on stool in work shop or in vehicle while traveling to work sites;

3. Frequent lifting/carrying tools, equipment, or supplies up to 50 pounds;

4

. Occasional push/pull exerting force up to 25 to 35 pounds while moving equipment or pounding stakes into grounc


Radiation Instrument Technician IV

8. Must possess excellent leadership/training skills in order to provide training and guidance to subordinate
technicians in a positive and effective manner

WORKING CONDITIONS AND EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed indoors in instrument repair shop and outdoors under all types of above and below ground
conditions, at high elevation (up to 8,000 feet), in tunnels, mines, or on drill rigs, sometimes for extended
periods of time.

Tools & Equipment Used: Standard and specialized radiological testing and counting equipment including, but
not limited to, oscilloscopes, pulsars, MVM, counters, and component testers, traceable radioactive calibration
standards, hand tools, power tools, sledge hammer, post driver, and motor vehicle. Safety equipment
including, but not limited to, safety shoes, hearing protection, safety glasses, safety harness, back support
belts, and respirators.

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

High school diploma or equivalent and completion of a resident-type basic electronics school with eight years of
applicable work experience are required; or Associates of Art degree in Electronics and four years of applicable
work experience required.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Valid driver's license required. Must be able to obtain “Q” clearance. Must be certified with the National
Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies or the International Society of Certified Electronic
Technicians or a Federal Communications Commission General Radio-Telephone License.


Radiation Instrument Technician IV

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time

. Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Physical Occasionally = Less than 1/3 of time
1. Frequent standing/walking in shop or outdoor areas including underground in tunnels up to one mile per

shift;

. Occasional sitting on stool in work shop or in vehicle while traveling to work sites;
. Frequent lifting/carrying tools, equipment, or supplies up to 50 pounds;

. Occasional push/pull exerting force up to 25 to 35 pounds while moving equipment or pounding stakes into

ground;

. Occasional climbing stairs/ladders to reach some areas;
. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while installing/repairing equipment;

. Occasional kneeling/crouching while installing/repairing equipment; occasionally works in cramped/contined

spaces;

. Constant use of both hands/arms in reaching/handling/grasping/tingering while working on equipment,

driving a motor vehicie, completing paperwork, etc.; overhead reaching required; fine motor skills required;

Constant use of sight abilities in inspecting, testing, installing and repairing equipment, driving, and
maintaining a safe work environment; visual requirements include color vision, depth perception, peripheral
vision, hand/eye/foot coordination, and visual acuity in near- and mid-range vision;

10. Constant use of speech/hearing abilities in communicating with coworkers, equipment users, and
Supervisors and giving and receiving instructions.

Mental

1. Constant mental alertness, attention to detail, and high degree of accuracy required in testing, inspecting,

installing, and maintaining radiological equipment to exacting specifications and ensuring a safe work
environment;

Must be able to follow oral and written instructions and established procedures and accomplish assignments
within required time frame;

Must possess mechanical aptitude, logic, problem-solving, and planning/organizationai skills to ensure that
duties are completed in the most efficient and timely manner;

Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and illustrations,
schematics, and other information necessary to complete installation, maintenance, and repairs;

Must possess excellent oral/written communication and interpersonal skills in order to deal with ail types of
craftspeople, scientists, engineers, supervisors, and outside agencies in a professional, effective, and clear
manner;

Must be able to record data accurately and complete logs, reports, and other written information;

Must be able to deal with constant pressure from frequent interruptions, multiple priorities, and working
around hazards/radioactive conditions;


Radiation Instrument Technician III

ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS Constantly = Over 2/3 of time

Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time

Physical Occasionally = Less than 1/3 of time

1.

Frequent standing/walking in shop or outdoor areas including underground in tunnels up to one mile per
shift;

2. Occasional sitting on stool in workshop or in vehicie while traveling to work sites;

3. Frequent lifting/carrying tools, equipment, or supplies up to 50 pounds;

4. Occasional push/pull exerting force up to 25 to 35 pounds while moving equipment and pounding stakes
into ground;

5. Occasional climbing stairs/ladders to reach some areas;

6. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while installing/repairing equipment;

7. Occasional kneeling/crouching while installing/repairing equipment; occasionally works in cramped/contined
spaces; -

8. Constant use of both hands/arms in reaching/handling/grasping/fingering while working on equipment,
driving motor vehicle, completing paperwork, etc.; overhead reaching required; fine motor skills required;

9. Constant use of sight abilities in inspecting, testing, installing and repairing equipment, driving, and
maintaining a sate work environment; visual requirements include color vision, depth perception, peripheral
vision, hand/eye/foot coordination, and visual acuity in near- and mid-range vision;

10. Constant use of speech/hearing abilities in communicating with coworkers, equipment users, and
supervisors and giving and receiving instructions.

Mental

1. Constant mental alertness, attention to detail, and high degree of accuracy required in testing, inspecting,
installing, and maintaining radiological equipment to exacting specifications and ensuring a safe work
environment;

2. Must be able to follow oral and written instructions and established procedures and accomplish assignments
within required time frame;

3. Must possess mechanica! aptitude, logic, problem-solving, and planning/organizational skills to ensure that
duties are completed in the most efficient and timely manner,

4, Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and illustrations,
schematics, and other information necessary to complete installation, maintenance, and repairs;

5. Must possess good oral/written communication and interpersonal skills in order to deal with all types of
craftspeople, scientists, engineers, supervisors, and outside agencies in a professional, effective, and clear
manner;

6. Must be able to record data accurately and complete logs, reports, and other written information;

7. Must be able to deal with constant pressure from frequent interruptions, multiple priorities, and working

around hazards/radioactive conditions;



REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO., INC.

POSITION DESCRIPTION
POSITION. TITLE: Radiation Instrument Technician II
JOB CODE z 051240
DATE PREPARED : July 31, 1983

Revised: October 27, 1993

SUMMARY STATEMENT

Under supervision, the incumbent performs routine assignments to service, maintain, and calibrate radiological
health instrumentation and portable radiological survey and gas measurement instruments in a timely manner.

DIMENSIONS

The incumbent reports to the Radiation Instrument Technician Supervisor or higher level supervisor, may receive
guidance from lead persons or higher level technicians, and has no supervisory responsibility.

NATURE AND SCOPE

1. Assists in maintenance, repair, and calibration of various types of nuclear radiation detection, counting, and
analysis equipment, analog and digital recording devices, and on-line computerized data gathering/display

systems;

2. Maintains, services, repairs, calibrates, installs, and field verifies Remote Area Monitoring Systems; operates
and maintains display systems for three independent laboratories to support the DOE's nuclear testing

program at the Nevada Test Site {NTS};

3. May use various types of standard and specialized equipment such as oscilloscopes, pulsars, multivoltmeter,
counters, and component testers, traceable radioactive calibration standards, manufacturers’ /customers’

instructions, and applicable prescribed procedures;

4. Generally operates and uses several radiation standards during calibration of detection and monitoring

devices;

5. Installs and performs equipment operational checkouts in various areas, buildings, and compounds at NTS;

6. Fabricates circuits and devices as required for special applications;

7. Performs periodic maintenance, calibration, and performance checks of mini-scalers and single channel

analyzers;

8. Adheres to all Company EEO, affirmative action, environmental, health, safety, quality assurance, and

security programs;
9. Performs related work as required.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS

Physical

Constantly = Over 2/3 of time
Frequently = 1/3 - 2/3 of time
Occasionally = Less than 1/3 of time

1. Frequent standing/walking in shop or outdoor areas including underground in tunneis up to one mile per

shift;

2. Occasional sitting on stool in work shop orf in vehicle while traveling to work sites;


Radiation Instrument Technician I

REQUIRED TRAINING AND WORK EXPERIENCE

High school diploma or equivalent required. Completion of resident-type basic electronics school and one year
of applicable work experience required.

OTHER SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS

Valid driver’s license required. Must be able to obtain "Q” clearance.


Radiation Instrument Technician |

5. Occasional climbing stairs/adders to reach some areas;
6. Frequent bending/twisting at waist/knees/neck while installing/repairing equipment;

7. Occasional kneeling/crouching while installing/repairing equipment; occasionally works in cramped/contined
spaces;

8. Constant use of both hands/arms in teaching/handling/grasping/fingering while working on equipment,
driving motor vehicie, completing paperwork, etc.; overhead reaching required; fine motor skills required;

9. Constant use of sight abilities in inspecting, testing, installing and repairing equipment, driving, and
maintaining a safe work environment; visual requirements include color vision, depth perception, peripheral
vision, hand/eye/foot coordination, and visual acuity in near- and mid-range vision;

10. Constant use of speech/nearing abilities in communicating with coworkers, equipment users, and
supervisors and giving and receiving instructions.

Mental

1. Constant mental alertness, attention to detail, and high degree of accuracy required in testing, inspecting, -
installing, and maintaining radiological equipment to exacting specifications and ensuring a safe work
environment;

2. Must be able to follow oral and written instructions and established procedures and accomplish assignments
within required time frame;

3. Must possess mechanical aptitude, logic, problem-solving, and planning/organizational skills to ensure that
duties are completed in the most efficient and timely manner;

4. Must possess good mathematical skills including algebra and trigonometry and ability to read and
understand work orders, technical manuals, parts catalogs, procedures, diagrams and illustrations,
schematics, and other information necessary to complete installation, maintenance, and repairs;

5. Must possess good oral/written communication and interpersonal skills in order to deal with ail types of
craftspeople, scientists, engineers, supervisors, and outside agencies in a professional, effective, and clear
manner;

6. Must be able to record data accurately and complete logs, reports, and other written information;

7. Must be able to deal with constant pressure from frequent interruptions, muitiple priorities, and working
around hazards/radioactive conditions.

WORKING CONDITIONS ANO EQUIPMENT USED

Work is performed indoors in instrument repair shop and outdoors under all types of above and below ground
conditions, in tunnels, mines, and on drill rigs, sometimes for extended periods of time.

Tools & Equipment Used: Standard and specialized radiological testing and counting equipment including, but
not limited to, oscilloscopes, pulsars, MVM, counters, and component testers, traceable radioactive calibration
standards, hand tools, power tools, sledge hammer, post driver, and motor vehicle. Safety equipment
including, but not limited to, safety shoes, hearing protection, safety glasses, safety harness, back support
belts, and respirators.