Emergency Management Coordinator

Emergency Management CoordinatorThe Emergency Management Coordinator takes the necessary steps to prepare for campus emergencies, incident response, and emergency communications. This position is considered essential personnel and may be required to work nights, weekends, and holidays before, during, and/or after disasters such as severe weather events. The incumbent will lead, educate, inform, and motivate campus constituents in emergency planning and strategies; develop plans to prepare and respond to emergencies, creates educational and training materials, conduct training sessions and drills to prepare campus for emergencies; make recommendations about risk management, and maintain relationships with first responders, local law enforcement, staff, faculty, administrators, and City of Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County emergency planners. This position is subject to 24 hour call back for emergencies and may involve exposure to heights, extreme temperatures, hazardous materials, close spaces, and lifting up to 50 pounds.Prepares campus through training sessions and exercises to respond to major campus emergencies and disasters Maintains response equipment and supplies and ensures that all disaster resources are easily accessible and available for rapid deployment Conducts Threat, Risk and Vulnerability Assessments to determine planning need Acts as liaison to local fire and police personnel and other external parties likely to have either a response or support role to the facility before, during and after a disaster Assists in the development of programs and initiatives that promote the safety and welfare of the campus community and ensures campus plans are up to date and in compliance with the latest standards in emergency response Meets with local first responders after campus incidents to review emergency response events and assist with campus recovery Performs after-action reviews and after-action reports Assist campus administrators to develop and use preparedness and mitigation plans to understand risks to their campus units including personnel, research and other activities, and can use the plans guidelines to prepare unit/department plans to manage and reduce risks2 Year / Associate Degree Associate's degree and 2 years of emergency management experience, or additional experience in lieu of education. Completion of NIMS course, Independent Study 100, 200, 700 and 800Threat assessment experience in higher education. Bachelors degree in related field or any field with related experience. Hazardous Materials Operations training. First Aid / CPR / AED and Stop the Bleed trainer50,700 - 63,300 Salary offer will be dependent on candidate's experience and qualifications, internal equity considerations, budget availability, and salary administration guidelines.Must possess to an exemplary degree the initiative, ability, and sound judgment to act independently as principal person in charge with capacity and willingness to make a strong contribution in all administrative and technical matters pertaining to GGC emergency management programs. Proficient in written and verbal communication. Consistently use good judgment in dealing with emergency, complex and/or stressful situations. Proficiency in Microsoft Office products and the use of information technologies.