Response Coordinator
About The Position
Under general direction of the EP&R Supervisors, the successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring compliance, program management, and performance monitoring of state and federal laws and regulations relevant to oil spill prevention, environmental stewardship, personnel and equipment preparedness, and safe operations of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS). Accountabilities for each area include work permitting, contractor operations and safety performance oversight, marine shipping operations scheduling, conducting training and response exercises in the field or as a member of the incident management team, equipment reliability and maintenance, equipment lifecycle replacement, always ensuring response readiness of equipment and personnel, and Operational Discipline. EP&R SERVS: Under general direction of the SERVS Operations Supervisor, the successful candidate(s) will be exposed to and show mastery of maintenance and operations activities to ensure integrity of the SERVS operational mission to prevent and respond to Prince William Sound, VMT, and Pipeline oil spill emergencies. Train to become a group supervisor or task force leader for field deployment drills and response at PWS, VMT, and pipeline areas. Gain knowledge of open water, nearshore, duty office, non-mechanical response, tug and towing operations, lightering, hatcheries, sensitive areas, response centers, SERVS base, VMT, or pipeline.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in emergency management or a related field
- Two (2) years of experience in emergency response or disaster management.
- Knowledge in emergency management or related.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Federal Law requires all employers to verify identity and employment eligibility of all persons hired to work in the United States. Alyeska Pipeline Service Company participates in E-Verify.
- The employee hired to work on the VMT or to provide emergency support or other approved work for the VMT will be required to have a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC).
Nice To Haves
- Experience with processes and systems in oil spill tactics and strategies.
- Familiarity with APSC policies, procedures, and culture.
- Experience in Oracle Work Management Systems.
Responsibilities
- Ensuring compliance, program management, and performance monitoring of state and federal laws and regulations relevant to oil spill prevention, environmental stewardship, personnel and equipment preparedness, and safe operations of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS).
- Work permitting.
- Contractor operations and safety performance oversight.
- Marine shipping operations scheduling.
- Conducting training and response exercises in the field or as a member of the incident management team.
- Equipment reliability and maintenance.
- Equipment lifecycle replacement.
- Ensuring response readiness of equipment and personnel.
- Operational Discipline.
- Maintenance and operations activities to ensure integrity of the SERVS operational mission to prevent and respond to Prince William Sound, VMT, and Pipeline oil spill emergencies.
- Train to become a group supervisor or task force leader for field deployment drills and response at PWS, VMT, and pipeline areas.
- Gain knowledge of open water, nearshore, duty office, non-mechanical response, tug and towing operations, lightering, hatcheries, sensitive areas, response centers, SERVS base, VMT, or pipeline.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision coverage starting day one
- FSA
- Eligible to participate in 401(k) on day one, with 7% company match after one year
- Pension eligibility starting day one, with one-year vesting
- Annual bonus potential
- Wellness reimbursement
- EAP
- Paid parental leave
- Educational assistance
- Vacation and sick leave
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
