Radiation Dosimetrist (Records Manager / Electronic Dosimetry Systems Manager)

To work on the technical aspects of dosimetry, giving technical input, supervising technical issues. Advising clients on dosimetry., Database management for Approved Dosimetry Record Keeping Service (RKS) including updating of software and database as required Ensure compliance with GDPR Training / supervision of staff working with the RKS to cover database management Advice, training and troubleshooting for database systems used for ordering dosemeters Liaison/trouble shooting with supplier Ensures that the dosimetry services meet HSE requirements and comply with Statements of Service Management of database systems/software for External Dosimetry Based on Electronic Dosemeters Reporting Line: Reports to Team Leader or Dosimetry Service Manager or ADS Head. Key Accountabilities:

• Organises own work.
• Able to problem solve and adapt systems to resolve issues.
• Able to advise other team members.
• Works with SADS team for resolution of issues relating to software for RKS and Electronic Dosimetry system.
Personal Qualities: Organised, accurate, timely. Able to instruct, make decisions, communicate well.

5 years of experience or relevant degree at honours level Job Role: The Radiation Dosimetrist (Records Manager/Electronic Dosimetry Systems Manager) · Understand relational databases · Understand SQL coding for data extraction · Fault find in relational databases / SQL coding · Be able to direct programmers in the context of fault resolution · Be able to direct programmers in the context of database development · Familiarity with Oracle databases and associated products. · Be an expert in GDPR · Good understanding of data systems protection · Experience in an ADS Record Keeping Service, with expertise on RADS part 3. · Knowledge of RADS part 1. · Be able to organise and plan the operation of data transfers, production of reports with members of the dosimetry team. · Ensure data / system integrity

Drawing on its experience in the nuclear industry, NUVIA supports its industrial clients in sensitive and highly regulated environments throughout the life cycle of their installations. NUVIA operates in numerous business sectors, including nuclear energy, civil and military defence, health and the environment, offering its clients a full range of support services, engineering and the products necessary for the design, construction, operation and dismantling of their industrial installations. NUVIA works alongside its clients, guaranteeing the best levels of safety and performance to build a safer, cleaner and sustainable world. Entity NUVIA is a branch of VINCI, the world's largest integrated concessions and construction group. NUVIA is more specifically the nuclear entity of the VINCI Group and is involved in the entire life cycle of nuclear facilities, from new build to decommissioning, maintenance and operation. NUVIA is constantly growing, with more than 2700 employees worldwide. On average, 100 men and women join us every year. Now, more than ever, we are looking for new talent to support the group's growth.