Electronic Radiation Instrument Technician 1

Qualifications Option 1: 30 months of experience in electronics; valid driver's license. Option 2: Completion of an associate core program in electronics, electronics engineering, or electrical/electronic engineering; or 6 months of experience in electronics; valid driver's license; or equivalent of Minimum Class Qualifications for Employment. Responsibilities Assist in repair, service, and non‑NVLAP accredited calibration of electronic radiation detection and monitoring equipment including radiation detectors, personal electronic dosimeters, and pocket ion chamber dosimeters. Under direction of the Radiological Instrument Service Manager and Radiological Instrument Tech 3, perform electronic radiation detection and monitoring equipment maintenance and repair. Keep records of the field exchange and inspection of state‑owned radiological equipment located throughout the state. Attend special equipment training as needed. Assist the Radiological Instrument Service Manager and higher‑level radiological instrument technicians in maintaining inventory of equipment. Perks of Working for the Ohio Department of Public Safety Multiple pay increases over the first years of service. Free parking. Free gym access. Compensation $24.16 per hour. Schedule Full‑time. Work hours: 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM (subject to 24‑hour call). Application Tips Be detailed when describing your current or previous work duties. The more the better! Don’t just write "see attached resume." Tailor your application for each position you apply for and clearly describe how you meet the minimum qualifications outlined in this posting. Respond to all questions asked; if you do not have the education, training, or experience requested, select "No" or "N/A". #J-18808-Ljbffr