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About the Organisation
The Atomic Energy Council (AEC) is a government statutory body established by the Atomic Energy Act No.24 of 2008, Laws of Uganda to regulate the peaceful applications of ionizing radiation for the protection and safety of the individuals, society and the environment from dangers resulting from ionizing radiation.
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Kampala, Uganda
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Full Time
Deadline:
7 Nov 2025
Job Title
10 Radiation Protection Officer – Inspection and Enforcement jobs at Atomic Energy Council
Atomic Energy Council
Job Description
Job Title: Radiation Protection Officer – Inspection and Enforcement – 10 Positions
Organisation: Atomic Energy Council
Duty Station: Kampala, Uganda
Job Summary: To plan, coordinate, conduct regulatory inspections and enforcement activities to ensure that practices and facilities using ionizing radiation comply with the Atomic Energy Act Cap. 154 regulations thereunder, license conditions and IAEA Safety standards, thereby protecting workers, the public and the environment from harmful effects of ionizing radiation.
Duties, Roles and Responsibilities
Qualifications, Education and Competencies
See all details of the qualifications, competencies and education for this role under the "How to Apply" section below.
Interested and qualified persons are invited to submit a complete application which should comprise of the following;
Signed application letter
Detailed up-to date CV including working contact details and referees
Certified copies of academic transcripts and certificates, Copy of National ID or Biodata page of Passport.
Address to:
The Chief Executive Officer, Atomic Energy Council Plot 40, Bukoto Street, P.O. Box 7044, Kampala
Email to: admin@atomiccouncil.go.ug
NB: Only shortlisted applicants shall be contacted. AEC is an Equal Opportunities Employer and all eligible Ugandans are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: 7th November, 2025
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How to Apply
Conduct regulatory inspections and enforcements.
Update inspection databases.
Develop regulatory documents as may be required.
Identify potential radiation hazards and recommend appropriate practical safety measures to ensure radiation exposures remain ALARA.
Participate in the investigation of radiation related incidents, accidents and abnormal occurrences.
Verify compliance with the Atomic Energy Act CAP.154, Regulations thereunder and conditions of authorization issued by Council.
Identify and record instances of non-compliance, unsafe practices or regulatory breaches for enforcement follow up.
Enforce compliance with the provisions of the Atomic Energy Act Cap.154 and Regulations thereunder.
Participate in nuclear and radiological emergency preparedness response activities.
Monitor and verify implementation of corrective and preventive actions by licensees within stipulated time frames.
Participate in the preparation of the annual inspection plan using graded approach
Participate in the digitization of inspection records within the Regulatory Information Management System.
Collect and analyse radiological data to assess consequences of radiological events.
Participate in the preparation of quarterly and annual performance reports of the Regulatory Affairs Department.
Participate in training programs, workshops and refresher courses to enhance knowledge and skills in Inspection and Enforcement.
Participate in Internal Audits, self assessment, peer reviews and management reviews to evaluate regulatory performance and effectiveness.
Participate in the technical and radiological survey evaluations.
Prepare technical evaluation reports and briefs.
Participate in the development, review and updating of inspection and enforcement forms and Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs).
Participate in the preparation of Regulations, Codes of Practices and guidance documents governing inspection and enforcement activities.
Document findings in detailed technical reports and propose recommendations to ensure compliance.
Generate statistical and analytical reports for management.
Participate in drafting position papers, policy briefs and technical reports for management.
Participate in the development of enforcement policy and guidelines.
Carry out Research.
Perform any other duties as may be assigned from time to time.
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At least a Second Class Bachelor’s degree in either Physics or Radiation protection or Nuclear safety or Nuclear science and technology from a recognized and reputable University.
A Masters’ degree or Post Graduate qualification in either Physics or Radiation protection or Nuclear safety or Nuclear science and technology is an added advantage.
Experience in Nuclear science and technology is an added advantage
Key Competencies and Skills
Strong knowledge of radiation source categorization and Inspection and Enforcement process
Proficiency in use and calibration of radiation detection equipment
Computer literacy and familiarity with regulatory data systems e.g RAIS+
Proficiency in safety assessments, risk evaluation and radiation control techniques
Report writing, presentation and communications skills
Knowledge of strategic management
Ability to make decisions
Demonstration of personal drive
Strong conceptual and analytical skills
Ability to work independently under minimal supervision
Excellent interpersonal and stakeholder engagement skills
Sound knowledge of the Atomic Energy Act Cap. 154, Regulations thereunder and IAEA Safety Standards.
Age: 21-30 years
