Emergency Preparedness Coordinator (EPC)

ProSidian Consulting•Aiken, SC

5d•Onsite

About The Position

ProSidian seeks an Emergency Preparedness Coordinator (EPC) for Program Support on an Exempt Basis for Working On-Site at a client site in the Southeast | South Atlantic | CONUS Area (Aiken, South Carolina). This role supports a high-hazard nuclear cleanup environment requiring disciplined staffing, safety, quality, security, and regulatory compliance. The EPC is aligned with the GSA Labor Category: Junior Project Manager and is principally focused on ProSidian's Strategic Resourcing and Professional Staff Augmentation for Emergency Preparedness (EP) Solutions and Services. The role requires relevant Nuclear and Environmental Management Sector Experience to support professional services engagement for clients such as SRMC. This position may be a Contract Contingent or Contract W-2, with the possibility of conversion to a Full-Time ProSidian employed W-2 Position. The Junior Project Manager role is located in Aiken, South Carolina, supporting the Liquid Waste Program under a DOE prime contract. The EPC will provide services and support aligned with the Emergency Preparedness (EP) Functional Area/Swim Lane/Category Discipline, focusing on Human Capital, Project Management, Engineering, Environmental, Compliance, Risk Management, IT Effectiveness, Business Process, and Training Knowledge Management Solutions. The role involves supporting emergency preparedness activities through planning, analysis, coordination, documentation, compliance, quality assurance, and stakeholder support, specifically building emergency readiness by planning, conducting, evaluating, and improving drills for high-hazard liquid-waste facilities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited university and 2+ years’ experience in emergency preparedness field execution, training, procedures, nuclear facility operations or closely related experience OR; Associate’s degree and 4+ years’ experience in emergency preparedness field execution, training, procedures, nuclear facility operations or closely related experience OR; High school diploma or GED and 6+ years’ experience in emergency preparedness field execution, training, procedures, nuclear facility operations or closely related experience.
[Note: Up to three years’ work experience in an operations / maintenance / technical type role in a high hazard, nuclear or highly regulated industrial plant / facility environment may substitute on a year-for-year basis for the emergency preparedness work experience.]
Primarily focused on Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services initiatives and aligned with Program Support activities Emergency Preparedness (EP) Functional Area Activities.
DOE emergency-management requirements; drill control/evaluation; exercise design; watchstander training; assessments; emergency equipment inspections; post-exercise documentation
Readiness mindset; facilitation; observation; evaluation; coordination; calm judgment; documentation

Nice To Haves

Nuclear And Environmental Management Sector Experience
Familiarity with DOE Order 151.1D, Comprehensive Emergency Management
State, federal or municipal experience in a regulated field such as FEMA, military service, law enforcement, public health or education
Demonstrated capability for producing high quality work plans, reports, and assessments
Demonstrated capability for developing professional verbal and written communications or presentations

Responsibilities

Completes Drill Controller / Evaluator training and maintains qualification
Completes Self-Assessment Course to achieve Assessor qualification
Assists with execution of the assigned Facility Drill Program (FDP)
Assists in development of the assigned FDP annual drill and exercise schedule
Assists in the development of post drill/exercise documentation per established organizational schedule and format standards
Assists in coordination with appropriate Safety & Health organizations to identify monitoring and safety equipment required to support FDP needs
Assists in coordination of Safeguards Security & Emergency Services (SS&ES) and Protective Forces (PF) interfaces with FDP execution
Performs periodic inspections of emergency equipment storage locations in assigned facilities, ensuring proper inventories, equipment maintenance, etc.
Assists in performance of periodic programmatic assessments of assigned facility
Other duties as assigned
Contributes to the execution of the Facility Drill Program (FDP) for assigned Liquid Waste (LW) high hazard and core facilities in compliance with DOE Order, Site Manuals and LW Emergency Management program performance-based requirements.
Conducts training drills and evaluated exercises to ensure performance of watch-stander personnel in response to facility emergencies.
Performs assessments to evaluate and demonstrate functional area programmatic compliance and readiness.