Brookhaven Bulletin Articles
A couple of our Radiological
Assistance Program responses were written up in the Brookhaven paper
RAPid Response to Radium Plot
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1996/bb062196.pdf
Tritium Exposure From Exit Sign: RAP Team Goes to the Scene
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1997/bb060697.pdf
They also reported on some of the
programs we did for kids and teachers
SCOPE Course for Teachers, Radiation: It's Elementary
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1998/bb061998.pdf
Summer Sundays at BNL's Science Museum:Thousands Came and Enjoyed
Emphasis on Environment
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1996/bb083096.pdf
BNL's Science Museum Reopens in Building 935 in Time for 1997-98 Year
of Science-Is-Fun Tours
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1997/bb110797.pdf
We had fun leading some of the
Mountain Club trips.
Watch Hill Camp Out
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1998/bb050898.pdf
Canoeing the Peconic
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1997/bb061397.pdf
Watch Hill Camp Out
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1996/bb091396.pdf
Camp at Watch Hill
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1997/bb051697.pdf
Watch Hill Camp Out
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1998/bb050198.pdf/1998/bb050198.pdf
More recent RAP team news
Helicopter Brings U.S. Coast Guard to Train DOE, BNL RAP Team
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/2006/bb071406.pdf
Stephen Musolino Named HPS Fellow (Steve is an old friend)
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/2007/bb121407.pdf
In Memoriam: Andrew Hull, Senior Health Physicist (Andy was a friend, mentor, collaborator and colleague. He is missed.)
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1999/bb031999.pdf
Stephen Musolino Elected to National Council On Radiation Protection
& Measurements
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/2008/bb062708.pdf
RAP Responds (9/11)
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/2001/bb092101.pdf
DOE, BNL Radiation Specialists Train to Stay at Cutting Edge (Kathleen
and this Steve are friends as well)
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/1999/bb101599.pdf
Five 2010 Brookhaven Award Winners, Kathleen McIntyre of the
Nonproliferation & National Security Department
www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/2010/bb081310.pdf
Musolino to Discuss Preventing, Dealing With Dirty Bombs
http://www.bnl.gov/bnlweb/pubaf/bulletin/2007/bb041307.pdf
If
you are interested in a job this is the help they were looking for some help back in 2009
PROJECT ENGINEER I/II (P-7/P-9) – Requires a bachelor’s degree,
master’s preferred,
in Health Physics/Radiological Science or a closely related field of
study, plus a minimum of seven years’ experience in radiological
controls and radiological emergency response. Professional
certification in NRRPT or CHP desirable. Comprehensive knowledge,
skills and experience in a broad radiological science, radiation
detection, and health physics instrumentation field. Five years’
training experience in a technical field (radiation sciences) geared
toward multi-discipline learners. Minimum of two years’ active
experience as a team member in the DOE Radiological Assistance Program
(RAP), or other emergency response organization team with a CBRN
hazardous materials background required. Excellent communication and
interpersonal skills required. Responsibilities include maintaining the
DOE Region 1 Radiological Assistance Program (RAP1), a training and
outreach program. Ensures that RAP1 team members are trained and
qualified to perform radiological detection, identification, and
analysis missions safely and effectively. Will work closely with the
RAP1 team and emergency response units from local, state and federal
agencies and interact with DOEHQ and other DOE sites across the
complex. Will develop and present training programs for the RAP team in
accordance with DOE NNSA training standards as well as design, plan,
and execute multi-agency proficiency exercises and drills. Will direct
team members during deployments, develop technical procedures and
statements of work, maintain a national database records of personnel
readiness records, provide training and outreach support to RAP teams
and other federal, state, and local agencies. Will prepare budget plans
for purchasing and training, and conduct annual training readiness
assessment. Requires a considerable amount of travel, including
afterhours work. Ability to obtain and maintain a “Q” security
clearance a must. Will be placed at the P-7 or P-9 level dependent upon
years of experience and depth and breadth of relevant knowledge and
skills. Nonproliferation and National Security Department.
TECHNICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE (T-6)
- Requires an Associate’s Degree in an applicable
electronics or electrical engineering
field of study, and a minimum of ten years of
electronics experience in operation, calibration
and repair of detection and health physics
instrumentation, including a minimum of
five years of active experience with DOE Radiological
Assistance Program (RAP) or other
comparable emergency response organization
team with a CBRN hazardous materials
background. Must demonstrate comprehensive
knowledge, skills and experience in a
broad radiation detection and health physics
instrumentation field. Excellent communications
(oral and written) and proven interpersonal
skills are required as the candidate will
work closely with RAP team and emergency
response units from local, state and federal
agencies, and will be required to prepare and
deliver presentations. Responsible for the
maintenance of the DOE Region 1 Radiological
Assistance Program (RAP) instrumentation
program. Will have the responsibility to
plan, manage, and coordinate work scope,
direct team equipment strategy during deployments,
and supervise the equipment
calibration and repair work as done by others
for the program. Requires the individual to
ensure that instrumentation is calibrated and
maintained in a constant state of readiness
for deployment. Serves as a delegate for the
contractor program operations manager.
Requires a considerable amount of travel,
including after-hours work, as a member of
an emergency response team, interacting
with first responder organizations during deployments
and exercises; attending and presenting
training; and participation in working
groups. Ability to obtain and maintain a “Q”
security clearance is a must. Professional
certification in NRRPT is desirable. Nonproliferation
& National Security.
Or this from 2006
PROJECT ENGINEER I/EQUIPMENT MANAGER (P-9) – Requires a bachelor’s
degree in an applicable engineering or
scientific field plus a minimum of ten years’
electronics experience with radiological
instrumentation and three years with the
Radiological Assistance Program (RAP)
or other radiological emergency response
organization. Professional certification
in Health Physics or NRRPT is desirable.
Comprehensive knowledge, skills and experience
in a broad radiological detection
instrumentation field are required, as are
excellent communication and interpersonal
skills; PowerPoint experience preferred. In
addition, requires a considerable amount
of travel, including after-hours work and
the ability to obtain and maintain a “Q” security
clearance. Responsibilities include
working closely with RAP team and emergency
response units from local, state and
federal agencies, maintaining records of
asset readiness; being a qualified member
and active participant of the RAP team; giving
presentations and overseeing the DOE
Region I RAP instrumentation program;
ensuring that instrumentation is calibrated
and maintained in a constant state of readiness
for deployment; ensuring equipment
inventories meet the technical needs of the
program; evaluating current commercially
available radiation technologies for application
to the mission; providing equipment
training; providing field maintenance; preparing
budget requests; and conducting
annual equipment assessment. Nonproliferation
&National Security Department
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