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Scientific Officer (Ionising Radiation Control Dept) - Contract

National Environment Agency · onsite · closes 11/3/2026

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  • • 7y experience meets the 2y minimum
  • • Job is temporary, outside your preferences
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The Radiation Protection and Nuclear Science Group in NEA is Singapore’s national authority for radiation protection, safeguarding the public, radiation workers and the environment from the harmful effects of radiation. Our Regulation Division administers and enforces the Radiation Protection Act and Regulations through licensing, inspection, and enforcement. Responsibilities As a Scientific Officer of the Ionising Radiation Control Department, you will enforce radiation safety regulations and advance Singapore’s radiation protection framework through: • Administering the Radiation Protection Act and its Regulations, and ensuring regulatory compliance across all radiation users • Reviewing licensees' on-site Emergency Preparedness and Response (EPR) plans to assess compliance with regulatory requirements and identify areas for improvement • Supporting the review and enhancement of the regulatory framework through benchmarking and analysis of international best practices • Evaluating radiation protection, security, transport and radioactive waste management plans for compliance with regulatory requirements • Contributing to the development of regulatory policies, guidance and technical documents for the safe and secure use of radiation in industrial and medical facilities • Conducting site inspections, investigating regulatory issues, and providing technical advice on radiation protection matters • Working with industry stakeholders, international organisations, consultants as well as local and foreign government agencies on regulatory and technical matters Requirements The job might be for you if you possess: • Degree in Physics or radiation-related discipline • At least 2 years of relevant working experience in the field of ionising radiation and radiation protection • Strong communication and interpersonal skills • Good analytical, writing and presentation skills • Able to work in a team and independently with minimal supervision • Able to work efficiently and meet tight deadlines • Able to adapt to changes and have a positive work attitude • Highly motivated, meticulous and committed • Knowledge in legal and regulatory matters would be advantageous

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