We are working with a subsidiary of one of the Worlds biggest Energy organisations, who are looking for a Health Physics Monitor to work in their facility in the Whitehaven area. The organisation has an SME feel, but the financial backing of a huge organisation, giving job security and the benefits package to back it up!
This is a 2 shift system: Week 1 working 6am - 2.30pm Monday to Thursday 6.30am - 1.30pm on Friday. Week 2 working 2:30pm - 12am Monday to Thursday with a 3 day weekend to follow.
This position is ideal for a qualified Health Physics Monitor with a solid foundation in radiological monitoring and compliance. It suits individuals who thrive in structured, safety-focused settings and possess excellent technical and organisational skills. Candidates with experience in waste monitoring, equipment handling, and coaching others in radiation protection will excel in this role.
Key Responsibilities Conduct radiological monitoring using appropriate equipment, including functional checks and fault reporting. Support waste monitoring, assay processes, and production activities through accurate data collection. Provide frontline radiation protection advice during operations and manage radioactive sources. Perform air sampling, counting, and environmental monitoring tasks. Ensure compliance with safety standards, completing surveys and maintaining accurate records.
In return you'll receive a salary circa £41k + 15% uplift for shift allowance (£47,150), 13% pension, 26 days + Bank Holidays (increasing with tenure) and a company bonus.
So if you're looking for the stability of a large firm, with the feel of an SME, get in touch today with Mark Dorey on mark.dorey@emp-sol.com, or call on 0161 416 6296.
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This is a 2 shift system: Week 1 working 6am - 2.30pm Monday to Thursday 6.30am - 1.30pm on Friday. Week 2 working 2:30pm - 12am Monday to Thursday with a 3 day weekend to follow.
This position is ideal for a qualified Health Physics Monitor with a solid foundation in radiological monitoring and compliance. It suits individuals who thrive in structured, safety-focused settings and possess excellent technical and organisational skills. Candidates with experience in waste monitoring, equipment handling, and coaching others in radiation protection will excel in this role.
Key Responsibilities Conduct radiological monitoring using appropriate equipment, including functional checks and fault reporting. Support waste monitoring, assay processes, and production activities through accurate data collection. Provide frontline radiation protection advice during operations and manage radioactive sources. Perform air sampling, counting, and environmental monitoring tasks. Ensure compliance with safety standards, completing surveys and maintaining accurate records.
In return you'll receive a salary circa £41k + 15% uplift for shift allowance (£47,150), 13% pension, 26 days + Bank Holidays (increasing with tenure) and a company bonus.
So if you're looking for the stability of a large firm, with the feel of an SME, get in touch today with Mark Dorey on mark.dorey@emp-sol.com, or call on 0161 416 6296.
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