Health Physicist I
Resume:
Robin A Jager
****** E. Cochran
Kennewick, WA **337
Cell: 509-***-****
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Education
• Associates Degree in Science and Arts, 2002
Columbia Basin College; Pasco, Washington,
• Continued Studies, 2004
Washington State University; Richland, Washington
- Biology, fish ecology, animal physiology
• Bachelor of Science, 2006
(Geography-emphasis on Resource and Environmental Management)
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
-Coastal management, physical geography, regulations, global environmental change, environmental processes, resource and environmental management, and environmental hazards.
Work Experience
Washington River Protection Solutions
Richland, WA
Health Physicist (June 2009 - Present)
On-Site work in the management, retrieval and treatment of radioactive and hazardous risks to the Columbia River from the Hanford tank farms which includes:
• Providing technical support of the Radiological Controls (RadCon) Program for Recovery Act activities,
• Preparing technical procedures for the calibration of Radiation Protection Instruments
Bechtel National Inc
Montreal, Canada
Environmental Engineer(September 2008-April 2009t)
Off-Site work for the Aluminum Smelter Project Included:
• Integrating of specialized environmental requirements into the planning, permitting, design, and construction,
• Providing technical support to feasibility studies,
• Advise customers, project team members, and contractors/subcontractors on specialized environmental requirements that may affect project design, construction schedule, and cost.
• Prepare, site conditions, emission inventory study, noise control, banned materials, Environmental Impact Assessment compliance requirements, and environmental design criteria.
• Working with the project Architect to reduce the amount of heavy crude oil used and to utilize solar energy for air conditioning/heating and to distil and desalinate water.
Lead for the Ma’aden project steering committee for the Mining and Metals E3arth day to reduce the projects carbon footprint.
Presentations:
• Solar energy for air conditioning/heating
• Design to Safety-Environmental standards
Montreal, Canada
Technologist (June 2008-Sept 2008)
Off-Site work for the Aluminum Smelter Modernization Project included:
• Ensure compliance of engineering deliverables to the Project Model Documents
• Coordinate and enter data in the material Management modules
• Maintain the equipment list for Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA)
• Expedite the Risk Review Action report.
• Maintain the drawing sets for CSA
• Coordinate and prepare the CSA Weekly Engineering Report.
Richland, Washington
Construction Assistant (Jan 2008- April 2008)
On-site work for nuclear Waste Treatment Plant construction included:
• Preparation of construction work packages
• Maintaining field document control stations to ensure revisions current
• Report preparation using Constriction Viewer and Idoc
• Various document control, administrative, and clerical functions
• Providing guidance and training to new hires
Southern Institute Of Technology, Invercargill, New Zealand
Program Development Officer(May2007 – October 2007)
Developed curriculum for new degree, certificate and diploma programs, which included:
• Preparation, review and completion of accreditation procedures
• Management of preparation schedule
• Supported direct manager in authoring procedures for the various accreditation processes
• Research and program development including:
- collating and preparing curriculum packages
- reviewing qualification options
- analysis and confirmation of program content
• Coordinating and assisting with program development project teams
Bechtel National Inc, Richland Washington
Area Specialist (June 2004-April 2005)
Support of daily construction activities though:
• Working with field supervision to ensure daily updates to work packages, isometric drawing, and specification and procedure revisions
• Training of Engineering and Supervision staff on control of documentation in the field
• Liaising between field supervision and field engineering regarding design drawing interpretation and change effects
Washington State Department of Ecology, Nuclear Waste Program
Engineering Support (Jan 2002 - Jan 2004)
Worked alongside engineers, chemists, environmental specialists, and hydro-geologists to monitor and regulate the removal of toxic nuclear and chemical waste from the Hanford Nuclear Reservation tank farm. Specific duties included:
• Researching and monitoring of waste tank levels
• Determination of double shell tank life cycles based upon compiled historical corrosion data
• Tracking of organic compound concentration in tank waste
• Maintained compliance files and prepared documents for archiving
• Supported completion of Dangerous Waste Permit documentation
Training
24 Hour Hazardous Waste TSD Worker Jul 21-23, 2009
Do Work Safely Jul 13, 2009
General, Organic, & Nuclear Chemistry Oct-Nov 2003
RCRA Hazardous Waste Regulation March 18-20, 2003
MS Project, Advanced March 11, 2003
MS Excel, Advanced March 6, 2003
MS PowerPoint, Advanc June 25, 2003
How to Become a Better Communicator August 18, 2003
Risk Communication August, 2003
Languages
• English
Volunteer Work
• Judge for the Creativity in Science and Technology (CREST)
• Tri-Cities Special Olympics
• Pasco Police Department: Paint the Town program
• Backcountry Horsemen: Tread Lightly (trail maintenance/land clean up)
• Tapeteal Greenway: River Bank Clean Up
• Women’s self defense course instructor
• Department of Ecology: Steppe-in-Time (native plant and human impact monitoring)
• Trade Aid store
Interests
• Travel
• Horseback riding
• Mountain biking
• Hiking
References
Angie Fritz
• Environmental Specialist 3, Washington State Department of Ecology
Lucy Martin
• Chief Environmental Lead, Bechtel’s Mining and Metals
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