Director of Regulatory Affairs
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DISAUranium remediation
Full-TimeDirector
Salary$120k - $160k per year (paid bi-weekly)
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Job Details
- Experience
- 10 years+ experience in permitting, licensing, compliance, or project management within uranium mining/milling or related industries required.
- Required Skills
- Microsoft Excel
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Geology, Engineering, Health Physics, or a related field.
- 10 years+ experience in permitting, licensing, compliance, or project management within uranium mining/milling or related industries.
- Experience interpreting and applying NRC or Agreement State regulations.
- Experience with radioactive materials licenses, mining permits, and federal and state regulatory compliance programs.
- Experience interfacing with the NRC, DOE, EPA, and state regulatory agencies.
- Experience and training should meet the radiation safety officer requirements in Regulatory Guide 8.31.
- Strong knowledge of NRC regulations, federal environmental regulations, radiation safety standards, and industrial compliance frameworks.
- Familiarity with RESRAD and MILDOS.
- Demonstrated leadership and people-management experience, including supervising, mentoring, and developing technical and compliance-focused teams.
- High proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint; ability to learn new software systems.
- Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
- Ability to travel up to 30%.
- Ability to follow safety protocols and comply with MSHA and company safety standards.
- Work schedule: Monday–Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m., and Friday, 7:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Responsibilities
- Support development and improvement of radiation safety, environmental compliance, and occupational health and safety programs.
- Prepare, submit, track, and manage license applications, amendments, and related regulatory filings.
- Conduct radiation surveys, including contamination, personnel, and equipment release surveys.
- Coordinate with state and federal agencies on responses, approvals, and compliance.
- Serve as a radiation safety officer on at least one DISA license.
- Manage licensing and compliance milestone schedules and provide project updates to leadership.
- Work with technical teams to validate data and ensure site characterization supports licensing, contracting, and investment decisions.
- Prepare and teach internal training sessions and maintain personal safety training requirements.
- Manage uranium remediation, recycling, permitting, licensing, and environmental compliance operations.
- Coordinate and negotiate with the US NRC, Agreement State agencies, BLM, and state mining regulators.
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