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Manager, Laboratory, Radiation, and Process Safety

Texas A&M University System Offices

College Station, Texas

Job Type: Staff

Salary:
Commensurate with experience.

The Laboratory, Radiation, and Process Safety Manager, under general direction, manages and supports laboratory, process, and radiation safety programs for The Texas A&M University System (A&M System). This position develops, implements, and maintains programs, guidance, and training; conducts compliance reviews and follow-up activities; assists member institutions with regulatory licenses and registrations; reviews experimental protocols and safety analyses; and provides technical consultation on laboratory, radiological, and process safety matters.

The position also monitors applicable laws, regulations, and emerging issues; supports laboratory design and renovation reviews; and promotes consistent, compliant, and effective safety practices across the A&M System.

• Assists members in developing and improving laboratory and process safety programs.
• Develops and standardizes laboratory safety programs, guidance, templates, and best practices.
• Assists members with process safety program development for special hazards.
• Assists members in developing and improving radiation safety programs.
• Assists members in the coordination of appropriate licenses and registrations for radioactive materials, radiation‑producing devices, and lasers.
• Reviews building and renovation projects for laboratory safety requirements and operational needs.
• Develops and delivers training on laboratory, radiation, chemical, biological, process, and engineering safety topics for member use.
• Develops guidance on engineering control measures and personal protective equipment.
• Coordinates site visits, program assessments, and special projects.
• Supports continuous improvement of member safety programs.
• Supports Tier II chemical inventory compliance.
• Conducts laboratory safety reviews and follow‑up visits and tracks corrective actions to closure.
• Monitors applicable laws, regulations, standards, and emerging issues and advises members on implementation.

• Provides technical consultation on laboratory, process, and engineering safety matters.
• Provides technical support for inspections involving ionizing and non‑ionizing radiation devices.
• Reviews experimental protocols and project safety analyses in support of member programs.
• Conducts process hazard evaluations and recommends controls.
• Responds to technical requests and operational issues.
• Responds as needed with other qualified personnel to emergencies, assists emergency responders within area of expertise, and supports after‑action activities.
• Drafts technical procedures, guidance, and program materials.
• Provides guidance to member safety personnel and less experienced staff.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor's degree in Occupational Health and Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Radiological Health, Radiation Protection, Health Physics, Engineering, Nuclear Science, Radiological Science, Environmental Science or related field.
• Eight years of experience in an environmental health and safety field, including four years of experience in radiological safety or related field.

• Knowledge of laboratory operations at research institutions and system‑level safety program coordination.
• Strong understanding of radiation protection principles, laser safety, and laboratory chemical/biological safety practices.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability to teach and speak publicly to diverse audiences.
• Advanced skills in word processing, spreadsheet, and Microsoft applications.
• Ability to develop online training content.
• Strong analytical skills to evaluate regulations, standards, and emerging issues and to translate them into practical guidance and program documents.
• Ability to tolerate laboratory environments and moderate exposure to extreme temperature, dust, dirt, fumes, smoke, loud noises and chemical substances.
• Requires ability to wear personal protective…