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We are recruiting for a full time Radioactive Substances Principal Inspector on a permanent basis. Your passion has never had a greater purpose. Here at SEPA, we’re connected by a passion that drives us to be purposeful in every action we take – to protect our environment. Through our expertise, we lead projects that make a difference for Scotland, and our workplaces are grounded in respect for that expertise. That’s why, when you join us as Radioactive Substances Principal Inspector, you’ll discover enriching benefits, meaningful support, and opportunities to learn every day. That’s what it means to be Passionately Purposeful – for our environment, and for your career. On appointment of this role, the contracted job title will be Specialist 1.
Job Responsibility:
To be responsible for the implementation of The Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Regulations 2018 and other relevant legislation at specified premises covering nuclear licensed sites and other sites e.g. hospitals, universities, offshore premises and sites that are regulated under the Radioactive Contaminated Land (Scotland) Regulations 2009. This post will focus primarily on the regulation of the Dounreay nuclear site
To scrutinise and assess applications for authorisations to dispose of radioactive wastes and examine operator BPM cases, ensuring consistency with other regulated sectors
To determine authorisations in response to applications, including preparation of decision documents and evaluation of consultee responses
Carrying out and reporting on inspections both as part of a routine programme and in response to incidents and complaints
Investigate complaints or reports of pollution incidents, taking appropriate action and preparing relevant reports, proposing enforcement action, seeking corrective measures and dealing with the public
To contribute as requested to the drafting of media and other written responses to enquiries associated with the control of radioactive substances
To attend and represent SEPA at external meetings
Participate in Out of Hours Duty Rota
Requirements:
Degree or equivalent qualification level in relevant science of engineering subject
Previous relevant experience in radioactive substances/ nuclear industry
Understanding of the principles of radiological protection
Understanding of requirements of SEPA’s regulatory regimes
Knowledge and understanding of radioactive substances/ nuclear industry
Full UK Drivers Licence as driving essential to role
What we offer:
Hybrid and Flexible working opportunities
Up to 35 days annual leave and 7 additional public holidays each year (pro rata)
Paid time off to support your Wellbeing and enable you to Volunteer in your community
Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS)
Blue Light Card membership
Progressive Family Friendly policies
Training & development to enable colleagues to improve their skills, competencies and knowledge to perform at their best
24/7 access to an online employee discount platform