As the department senior leader, the Manager will be responsible for a wide variety of department activities to include: Senior-level supervision of overall Radiological Protection programs, Radiation Protection & Chemistry controls, and radioactive waste management; Planning and direction of the team's deliverables and priorities; Ensuring that individual team members are properly trained and fully qualified to execute their assignment; Ensuring the department is properly manned and equipped to execute assigned work; Evaluating the effectiveness of radiological protection and chemistry program elements, identifying weaknesses and taking necessary actions to improve performance; Analyzing trends in radiological/chemical work performance to identity adverse trends and then developing necessary action plans to improve performance; Developing and implementing policy changes as appropriate; Monitoring the effectiveness of chemistry controls used to protect vital equipment; Managing radioactive waste processing and disposal programs to minimize station effluent releases and land burial quantities; Identifying and reviewing causes, concerns, and corrective actions for radiological and chemical incidents to ensure appropriate actions are taken to prevent recurrence. Special requirements: 1) During the years of nuclear power plant experience, the individual shall have participated in supervisory or management activities at a nuclear power plant during the following periods: a) 1 month of routine refueling outage, b) 2 months of operation above 20% power; 2) The 3 years of nuclear power plant experience should at least be at a level requiring policy, planning and decision making related to the programmatic aspects of the radiation protection program as a whole; 3) The individual filling the radiation protection manager responsibilities for the station shall have 3 years of experience in two or more functional areas of radiological protection, which includes as low as reasonably achievable, bioassay/whole body, decontamination, dosimetry, radiochemistry, radiological environmental monitoring program/radiological effluent technical specification, Radiation Protection Instrumentation, Radiation Protection operations, or radioactive waste.