Radioactive Waste Treatment Technician
ほうしゃせいはいきぶつしょりぎじゅつしゃ
Industry & Occupation
Classification
- Major : Research and Technical Occupations
- Middle : Manufacturing Engineers
- Minor : Other Manufacturing Engineers
Summary
Technician who safely processes and manages radioactive waste discharged from nuclear power plants and research institutions.
Description
Radioactive waste treatment technicians evaluate the properties of radioactive waste generated at nuclear power plants, research facilities, and medical facilities, and safely manage it by applying processing technologies such as solidification, volume reduction, and shielding design. They also handle planning for interim storage and geological disposal, compliance with legal regulations, monitoring, and emergency response, requiring specialized knowledge in radiation protection and advanced technical skills.
Future Outlook
The amount of radioactive waste in nuclear power generation, medical, and research fields is gradually increasing, and with the strengthening of safety regulations, the demand for highly specialized technicians will remain stable. The development of final disposal sites and the introduction of new technologies will be key factors in the future.
Personality Traits
Analytical Orientation / Cautious / Cooperative / Strong Sense of Responsibility
Work Style
Day Shift / Indoor Work / On-Site Stationed / Shift Work / Wear Protective Gear
Career Path
Technical Staff → Chief Technician → Technical Administrator → Department Head → Specialist
Required Skills
Legal Knowledge (Radioactive Waste Management) / Radiation Measurement Technology / Radiation Protection / Radioactive Waste Treatment / Shielding Design
Recommended Skills
Data Analysis / English Literature Reading / Radioactivity Analysis Software
Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Analytical & Logical Thinking | Because it is necessary to logically judge the properties of waste and processing methods. |
| Attention to Detail & Accuracy | Even small amounts of radioactive substances can affect safety, so strict checks are necessary. |
| Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition | Because it is necessary to continue adapting to changes in new technologies and regulations. |
| Problem Solving | Because it is necessary to find the optimal processing method for various wastes. |
Related Qualifications
- First-Class Radiation Handling Supervisor
Aliases
- Radioactive Waste Treatment Engineer
Related Jobs
- Nuclear Technician
- Radiation Handling Supervisor
- Waste Manager