Radiological Control/Protection Technician & Health Physics Technician (RCT/RPT/HPT)
Train for high-demand radiation protection careers at Department of Energy sites (e.g., the Hanford Site) and commercial and government nuclear facilities (e.g., Energy Northwest, Perma-Fix, Framatome). Radiation protection technicians can earn competitive wages that grow with experience and overtime; actual pay varies by employer, role, and site and is not guaranteed.
Industrial Hygiene Technician (IHT)
Build the skills to recognize, evaluate, and control workplace hazards - chemical, physical, biological, and ergonomic.
Safety Specialist
Build and run safety programs in construction, manufacturing, utilities, and DOE environments.
Quality Assurance Technician (QAT)
Train in documentation, inspection, audits, and corrective action for commercial and government nuclear, manufacturing, and regulated industries.
Hazardous Materials Technician (HazMat)
Train to respond to hazmat incidents at the technician level. Covers recognition, containment, decon, incident command.
Chemical Operator (Nuclear)
Operator role in chemical or nuclear processing facilities. Process fundamentals, equipment operation, safe work practices.
Decontamination & Decommissioning (D&D) Worker
D&D is central to cleaning up legacy DOE sites including Hanford. Work safely in contaminated environments.
Environmental Technician
Sample water, soil, and air; maintain monitoring equipment; generate regulatory data.
