Fire Captain

International SOS

10d•Onsite

About The Position

At International SOS, we are in the business of protecting and saving lives. For 40 years, we have delivered customised security risk management, health, and wellbeing solutions to organisations worldwide. With a presence in 90 countries and a team of nearly 13,000 experts, we provide 24/7 support to help organisations fulfil their Duty of Care responsibilities. Now, we’re looking for talented individuals to join our team and make a difference. Overall Purpose of Job Plans and directs the emergency and non-emergency activities of their assigned emergency response team. We are presently staffing for a FT ERT/FF Captain. Candidates must be able to commute to Redwater, AB and work day/night shifts for a 4 days or 5 days rotation.

Requirements

Experience in leadership role
Current ITLS certification
Current ACLS certification
Fire Certifications: NFPA 1001 Level II
NFPA 472 or 1072 Hazamat Operataions Level
NFPA 1002 Driver/Operator
NFPA 1006 High Angle Rope Rescue Technician
NFPA 1006 Confined Space Rescue Technician
NFPA 1041 Fire Instructor Level 1 or 2
A valid driver’s license and a clean driving record
ICS 100, 200
H2S Alive

Nice To Haves

Experience in an industrial setting
A high level of knowledge and the ability to interpret relevant medical and operational guidelines, protocols, policies and procedures
Collaborate with others in order to achieve the best results and deliver the most value
Hold others accountable, and expect others to do the same
Alignment with our values of expertise,passion,respect and care

Responsibilities

Ensure Task Readiness and Safe Execution: Understand assigned duties thoroughly, receive proper instruction and training, and use the appropriate tools and equipment to carry out tasks safely and effectively.
Follow and Promote Safety Standards: Perform all work in alignment with health and safety procedures to protect yourself and others. Demonstrate safe work behaviors and actively participate in inspections, audits, and site-specific safety programs.
Support a Positive Safety Culture: Encourage a proactive attitude toward safety initiatives and policies. Promptly report any hazards, incidents, injuries, or illnesses to your supervisor to ensure timely response and resolution.
Policy Compliance : Follow all responsibilities outlined in International SOS Fire & Rescue policies.
Team Leadership : Set priorities, assign tasks, and manage workflows for emergency response teams, including auxiliary units.
Professional Conduct : Ensure team members follow client policies on behavior, dress, and safety. Promote respectful and professional interactions on site.
Emergency Response : Lead and coordinate responses to fires, spills, rescues (rope/confined space), and medical emergencies. Develop site-specific emergency and tactical response plans.
Safety & Equipment Oversight : Inspect, maintain, and track fire protection systems, life safety equipment, and emergency supplies. Keep detailed records of usage and inventory.
Training & Development : Create and deliver training for fire, rescue, and medical procedures. Mentor new hires and lead ongoing education for team members.
Collaboration : Work closely with site operations to plan and support hazardous tasks like hot work, confined space entry, and working at heights.
Regulatory Compliance : Work within the scope of your license and follow all relevant regulatory and company policies.
Emergency Leadership : Act as the lead for your assigned rescue team during emergency operations, ensuring tasks are completed safely and effectively.
Medical Response : Provide Advanced Life Support (ALS) when needed and escalate medical or rescue issues through the proper chain of command.
Unified Command : Coordinate with external agencies and manage your team’s role during joint emergency operations.
Hazard Management : Identify risks at emergency scenes and take action to protect your team and others on site.
Strategic Input : Advise the client or Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) on rescue operations and safety strategies.
Policy Adherence : Ensure all actions align with client, AHJ, and International SOS emergency response policies.
Incident Oversight : Monitor incident progress, adjust plans as needed, and ensure objectives are met.
Post-Incident Review : Lead debriefings and participate in investigations when required.
Escalation Protocols : Notify the International SOS Response Center and Medical Director when necessary.