• Manage Radiological Licenses: Prepare and submit license applications, renewals, and amendments via the NRRC Aman and RSO portals.
• Design Radiation Programs: Draft and implement a comprehensive Radiation Protection Program (RPP) and Emergency Response Plan.
• Master Technical Calculations: Perform shielding design calculations and stay-time estimations for workers in high-radiation areas.
• Oversee Dosimetry & Health: Manage TLD/EPD monitoring programs and interpret annual dose reports to ensure compliance with occupational limits.
• Conduct Compliance Audits: Lead internal inspections of source storage, signage, and leak-testing records.
• Authority Liaison: Act as the official point of contact for NRRC inspectors and coordinate during radiological emergencies.

1.Physics & Radiation Fundamentals: In-depth review of atomic structure, isotopes, and decay math.

2.Biological Effects & Risk: Detailed study of DNA damage, stochastic vs. non-stochastic effects, and risk weighting factors.

3.Radiation Detection Theory: Gas-filled detectors, scintillators, and semiconductor physics.

4.Operational Protection: Practical application of ALARA, time, distance, and advanced shielding concepts.

5.Regulatory Framework in KSA: Exhaustive review of NRRC-R-01 (Safety) and NRRC-R-17 (Security).

6.Administrative Requirements: Inventory control, leak testing, calibration schedules, and record-keeping.

7.Transportation of Sources: Requirements for Yellow-II and Yellow-III packaging and placards.

8.Emergency Management: Incident command, area cordoning, and communication with civil defense.

• Appointed Radiation Safety Officers (RSOs) and their deputies (ARSOs).
• Senior HSE Engineers looking to specialize in radiological safety management.
• Maintenance & Engineering Managers who oversee equipment containing radioactive sources.
• Compliance Officers responsible for fulfilling NRRC regulatory mandates.