Distinguishing Features Differs from the Emergency Operations Coordinator class in which the incumbents coordinate emergency management and disaster relief operations by implementing state disaster plans. Differs from the Radiological Program Coordinator class in which the incumbents develop and coordinate statewide radiological instrumentation and defense programs. Establishes training schedules and conducts training for individuals involved in monitoring radiological defense activities throughout the local area. Performs liaison duties with outside agencies such as law enforcement or hospitals, in the area of radiological defense. Obtains, inspects, distributes and replaces radiological detection, identification, and computation equipment.
Conducts exercises to prepare for actual radiological emergencies.
Ability to learn to field test radiological instruments. Ability to plan and maintain a local radiological systems program, and to develop, recommend, and carry out policy decisions. Ability to correctly interpret and apply federal and state laws, guidelines, and regulations pertaining to radiological systems. Ability to communicate clearly and effectively on technical matters. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with state and local radiological program personnel, local emergency response personnel, coworkers, and with the public.