Emergency Management Program Manager

Job Description We're looking for an experienced Emergency Management Program Manager.

The Emergency Management Program Manager (EMPM) is responsible for the development and implementation of the Emergency Preparedness Management Program, ensuring the protective force is capably of responding effectively to a broad array of potential operational interruptions and/or emergencies. The EMPM assesses risks, current conditions and procedures, Department of Energy (DOE) Orders and guidelines to determine a prioritized (based on risk) plan to implement, then refine and enhance, implement, and continually assess the effectiveness of the plan, revising as needed.

The EMPM uses the existing Occupant Emergency Plans (OEPs) and expert knowledge of emergency response to prepare training class for delivery to all DOE employees, personnel, and visitors. The EMPM provides day-to-day administrative support to the DOE Federal Agent (FA) serving in the customer's role of Emergency Management Program Manager.

Position will require security clearance, consistent with contract requirements and government approval. U.S. or Naturalized citizenship is required.

This position is contingent upon contract award, and will be located on site in Washington DC area or Germantown, MD.

• Development and implementation of the Emergency Preparedness Management Program, ensuring the protective force is capable of responding effectively to a broad array of potential operational interruptions and/or emergencies.
• Prepare training curriculum for delivery to all DOE employees, personnel and visitors.
• Participate in the establishment of an EM Program for all DOE Headquarters facilities organizations and personnel within the National Capital Region and defines organizational roles and responsibilities within the program.
• Provide day-to-day administrative support to the DOE Federal Agent (FA) serving in the role of the Emergency Management Program Manager.
• Provide updates as needed to Plan(s), procedures, and protocols and associated appendices/attachments that designate a series of emergency actions to be implemented in response to a variety of emergency conditions.

• Expert-level knowledge of emergency management at Federal facilities
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite software to include Outlook, Power Point, Excel, Word, and Internet Explorer.
• Ability to define training requirements and assist with the development of plans, policies, and procedures.
• Expert-level knowledge of emergency planning, analysis and reporting, and emergency training curriculum development and instruction.
• Excellent analytical, oral and written skills, as well as effective leadership skills.

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited university or college. Two (2) years of experience may be substituted for one year of post high school education
• Six (6) years of relevant experience providing advice and assistance to management in the areas of personnel management, planning, analysis and reporting in a security related field.
• Four (4) years of experience in emergency management at a federal facility, developing emergency management plans and training plans, and providing emergency management training.
• FEMA:
  Emergency Management Institute, Independent Study Online Course Work:

IS-100.C:
Introduction to the Incident Command System, IRS 100

IS-230.D:
Fundamentals of Emergency Management

IS-700.B:
An Introduction to the National Incident Management System

IS-120.C:
An Introduction to Exercises

IS-907:
Active Shooter:
What You Can Do

IS-800.C:
National Response Framework, an Introduction

IS-235.C:
Emergency Planning.

• DOE approved (or equivalent) Emergency Management Certification Current DOE Q access authorization or;
• Current DOE Q access authorization or;

• Meet eligibility requirements that support obtaining a DOE Q access authorization, including either:

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