Senior​/Principal Emergency Management Communications Center Duty Officer - Incident Coordinator

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Sandia National Laboratories is the nation’s premier science and engineering lab for national security and technology innovation, with teams of specialists focused on cutting‑edge work in a broad array of areas. Some of the main reasons we love our jobs:

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• Generous vacation, strong medical and other benefits, competitive 401k, learning opportunities, relocation assistance and amenities aimed at creating a solid work/life balance*

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Are you a passionate emergency management professional looking for your next great opportunity? If so, we want you to join our team! We are seeking an experienced emergency management professionals to assist in the implementation and sustainment of the 24/7 Emergency Management Operations Communication Center (EMCC) for the Laboratory.

As an Emergency Management Duty Officer, you will be the Laboratory's primary point of contact for incident notification and reporting and coordination of emergency and non‑emergency activities and ensures the implementation of appropriate emergency plans, procedures, and checklists in accordance with Federal laws, DOE orders and other related DOE directives and guidance. The EMCC Duty Officer is responsible for making time urgent decisions to include categorization and classification of operational emergencies, initial protective actions, making time‑constrained internal and external emergency notifications, assessing actual or potential impacts from severe weather, and assessing the need to activate the Emergency Response Organization (ERO).

Our primary mission is to protect life, property, and environment through the implementation and sustainment of a comprehensive emergency management system.

On any given day, you may be called on to:

• Coordinate and support emergency and non‑emergency activities with the Kirtland Fire Emergency Services (KFES), local, State, and federal agencies to include DOE/NNSA Headquarters Watch Office, Sandia Emergency Operations Center (when activated), and other Laboratory personnel and organizations, as applicable.
• Support KFES incident command and other agencies during emergency incidents using subject matter expertise to provide guidance of SNL emergency processes, site‑specific hazards and operations, and SNL management and operations structure Receive, document, and assess incoming emergency and non‑emergency high‑stress calls and coordinate response actions to resolve the situation or incident.
• Interpret plans, procedures, checklists, and other reference materials during emergencies and nonemergency high stress incidents.
• Make time‑urgent categorization and classification decisions of operational emergencies and implementation of immediate and follow‑on protective actions.
• Perform time‑constrained internal and external emergency notifications to contractor and federal leadership and other partners, and local, State, and federal agencies to include DOE/NNSA Headquarters Watch Office.
• Activate the SNL Emergency Response Organization as needed or requested.
• Assist in the preparation, review, and approval of functional organization implementing and supporting plans, procedures and checklists.
• Prepare detailed situational reports for emergencies and non‑emergency significant events to ensure situational awareness across a broad set of partners, to include senior contractor and federal leadership.
• Assist in developing and conducting drills and exercises and participate as a controller or evaluator, as assigned.
• Ensure operational readiness of…