Response and Emergency Officer Full-time Job

Emergency Response Planning: Develop and implement comprehensive emergency response plans specific to marine conservation activities, considering potential incidents, natural disasters, and crisis situations.

Safety and Preparedness: Ensure the organization and staff members are prepared for emergencies by conducting risk assessments, providing training on emergency procedures, and promoting a culture of safety and preparedness.

Incident Management: Coordinate and oversee the response efforts during incidents or emergencies, acting as a point of contact for internal teams, external agencies, and stakeholders. Facilitate efficient communication and collaboration to mitigate risks and minimize impact.

Resource and Logistics Management: Manage and coordinate the allocation of resources required for emergency response, including personnel, equipment, supplies, and facilities. Ensure that all necessary resources are readily available and properly maintained.

Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with internal teams, external organizations, government agencies, and local communities to establish effective partnerships and ensure a coordinated response during emergencies. Foster positive relationships and effective communication channels.

Documentation and Reporting: Maintain accurate records of emergency response activities, including incident reports, response actions, lessons learned, and recommendations for improvement. Generate timely and comprehensive reports to inform future emergency planning and response efforts.

Continuous Improvement: Regularly review and update emergency response plans and procedures based on lessons learned, emerging best practices, and changing circumstances. Stay updated on industry standards, regulatory requirements, and advancements in emergency management practices related to marine conservation.

The Successful Applicant

Bachelor's degree in Emergency Management, Environmental Science, Marine Science, or a related field; a Master's degree in a relevant discipline is advantageous.

Emergency Response Experience: Experience in emergency management, incident response, and crisis coordination.

Marine Conservation Knowledge: Understanding of marine ecosystems, conservation principles, and relevant regulations.

Problem-solving Skills: Ability to analyze risks, make critical decisions, and develop mitigation strategies.

Communication and Collaboration: Excellent communication skills for conveying information, collaborating with teams, agencies, and stakeholders.

Michael Page has five decades of expertise in professional services recruitment. We were established in London in 1976, and over this period we've grown organically to become one of the best-known and most respected consultancies, with an office network spanning six continents. While size has its advantages, it doesn't define us - the nature of our organic growth means that each new office is integrated into the region that it serves. It also means that as an employer looking to hire, or as a candidate aiming to grow your career you have the best of both worlds; a team that understands the market and geography you operate in, plus the resources and expertise of an international network at your disposal.Our teams are broken down to focus on industry, assignment type, salary level and location, so your hiring requirements or job search will all be handled by a specialist who knows your sector inside-out. We are confident that our expertise can add value to your recruitment or job search process get in touch to find out more.