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Respond to incidents involving accidents, theft, allegations or requests related to possible or confirmed ionizing radiation; gather information regarding causation and persons involved; evaluate the scope of the incidents; direct the placement of barriers and other restrictions to control access to the contaminated area; provide direction and technical advice to responding agencies on the methods and procedures to control and remove radioactive contaminations; determine when a state of emergency no longer exists; provide radiological training to first responders and cooperating agencies. Identify violations by licensees, registrants, certificated facilities and other users of radiological materials and devices; draft violation letters; take appropriate enforcement actions; review and recommend approval or disapproval of corrective measures; develop and maintain records, reports, and files relating to inspections, investigations, radioactive material documentation, and instrument calibration.

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State of Nevada

RADIATION CONTROL SPECIALIST 2

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