Specialist - Emergency Services

Energy Transfer•Marcus Hook, PA

About The Position

The Emergency Response Specialist uses independent discretion and judgment to develop, prioritize and implement procedures, training and inspection activities to ensure the overall safety and security of employees and contractors at the Marcus Hook Terminal. The Specialist supervises specific shifts and performs assignments independently, establishes his / her own priorities, and has the independent authority to change those priorities in response to pertinent operational issues. This position helps to develop and implement emergency response training programs and ensures that field personnel receive necessary training and promotes the company’s safety and security compliance initiatives. This position conducts safety audits and inspections without supervision and determines whether worksite and personnel are in compliance with applicable regulatory and industry standards. This position has independent authority to recommend a course of action in response to a safety or security issue and to unilaterally shut down worksite in event of safety or security breaches. Responsible for overseeing, managing, and monitoring the Company’s preparedness for responding to a security or emergency, including equipment inventory control, assessing, and planning for emergency personnel and contractor needs and serving as the initial primary contact with government agencies, the public and local emergency departments. This position is a rotating shift work and requires being available on call 24/7. There is potential for some travel.

Requirements

Associates degree in Fire, Safety, and/or Emergency Response field or related discipline or equivalent work experience
5 years’ experience in emergency response
Strong knowledge of terminal and dock operations.
Valid driver’s license required
Fire Certifications and Pa EMT Certification are required.

Nice To Haves

HAZMAT Technician Certification preferred and will need to be obtained
Knowledge of current technology and government regulations including 1910.120, MTSA, OPA 90
Knowledge and experience in firefighting tactics, familiarity with Industrial, OSHA standards and NFPA
Must be familiar with fire protection, suppression and detection systems and have a working knowledge of fire apparatus, hoses, breathing equipment and other fire related tools
Ability to design and present training programs
Proficiency in MS Office computer applications
Strong leadership, interpersonal and conflict resolution skills
Ability to act decisively under pressure and exercise excellent judgment

Responsibilities

Respond immediately to facility emergencies such as fires, hazardous material releases, explosions, medical incidents and rescue situations.
Provide command and control over emergency incidents within the terminal and surrounding corporate assets.
Ensuring compliance with local agencies, company policies, state and federal regulations governing emergency response including fire, rescue, emergency medical service, environmental, Hazardous Materials and security.
Provide immediate point of contact for regulators during off hours.
Perform other duties as assigned by Emergency Response manager and Lead Specialist.
Serve as the Alternate Facility Security Officer for the USCG and MTSA requirements.
Serve as Alternate Qualified Individual in Facility Response Plan for USCG and EPA.
Serve as liaison and point of contact during off hours with contractors and vendors.
Establish reports and maintain appropriate files and training records for all emergency services and security issues occurring on shift.
Participate in all HES sponsored reviews and assessments as necessary to ensure all emergency and security activities in the facility are complying.
The inspection, testing and maintenance of portable fire extinguishers. Maintain compliance with recognized standards and ensure all records are maintained and available for inspection.
The inspection, testing and maintenance of suppression and detection systems. This includes all aspects of inspection and maintenance of systems including underground, hydrants, valves, combination units, monitor guns and managing the fire line drawing for accuracy. Ensure that all chemical treatments are scheduled and completed per plan. This includes all components fire line or attached including testing, pumps, drawing, parts, hose, appliances, etc. Document all inspection and maintenance activity.
The inspection, testing and maintenance of fixed and mobile equipment. This includes all aspects of fire pump testing and maintenance of fixed and the mobile fire pumping apparatus, marine units, trailers and tactical units. Document all inspection and maintenance activity.
Emergency response fire brigade is trained and prepared. This includes master planning of schedules, design and creation, lesson plans, identifying locations, selecting trainers, coordination with agencies and all aspects of specific presentations. Serve as the lead instructor for new fire bridge employees and assist with initial scheduling of required training.
That the facility security posture is maintained, and the communications center is prepared. This includes all access control gates, radio, systems of monitoring, dispatching and recording of events along with operational procedures are current. This includes the backup communications center.
That emergency response plans are complete and coordinated. This includes developing and maintaining pre-planning information for all identified Terminal hazards. This planning includes Terminal assets such as atmospheric storage tanks, cryogenic storage, spheres, caverns, loading / transfer, process areas and buildings.
Terminal manuals and plans are current. This includes Emergency Management, Fire Prevention, 1910.120, Fire Brigade Handbook, Facility Response Plan (FRP / OPA -90), and Facility Security Plan. This requires initiating and documenting any required changes. Ensure programs for compliance are in place and effectively being implemented on an ongoing basis.
That drills and exercises are completed. This includes developing and implementing a drill and exercise schedule for security, emergency response, oil spill, etc. Ensure that the drills are designed and executed according to plan. Prepare all documents and ensure critiques are completed along with any other necessary documentation including self-certification. Critiques are required for training and actual response incidents. Maintain all records for audit.
That all electronic monitoring of all aspects of department equipment / systems are maintained. This includes maintaining devices and routes required for compliance.
Manage Safety Supply and Distribution. This includes maintaining stock and procurement of safety equipment and supplies are maintained in the cache of materials available to facility employees. This includes tracking of costs and assignments to individuals or groups. Maintain routine oversight of the safety supply and distribution. Make recommendations for quantities and types of safety equipment required for the Terminal. Ensure that all facility Industrial Hygiene / monitoring equipment is tested and calibrated. Ensure FIT testing is completed.
That all aspects of EMS equipment are available and operable. This includes supplies, equipment, AEDS, etc. Schedule and coordinate continuing education or other EMS training. Ensure all equipment is ready for operation and inspected – tested as per the plan. document all inspection and maintenance activity.
That all maintenance activities are coordinated and planned. This includes emergency response, fire and security assets.