Emergency Preparedness and Response Lead
Lagos, LA, NG
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What role you will play in our team
- The Emergency Preparedness & Response (EP&R) Lead will lead in the coordination of EP&R business activities through the provision of functional guidance and support, focusing on a high level of preparedness. The individual is required to augment and strengthen the organization's EP&R requirements. The right fit is a "personnel with strong EP&R competencies who will coordinate EP&R activities across the Nigeria BU. The position provides flexibility and career mobility in the SHE Organization.
- Position to be resident in Lagos but expectation is to visit site(s) to test Emergency Response capabilities
What you will do
- The ideal candidate should, among other things:
- Acts as a focal point for emergency preparedness and response by leading/coordinating development of functional preparedness guidance in areas such as emergency response, business continuity, and oil spill response
- Leads and develops Response Teams' support activities including training and exercises
- Leads development of functional guidance and training for emergency preparedness and response personnel
- Promotes and leads networks or communities of practice for emergency preparedness and response, oil spill response and business continuity
- Applies analytical approach in assessing and improving the health of ER mitigative safeguard at an asset level or above (e.g., BL level)
- Designs and coordinates/leads major exercises and assessments such as business line and regional exercises and OIMS/EPR assessments
- Leads/coordinates development and delivery of formal emergency response/business continuity plan training such as leadership training, Incident Management (ICS) and Advanced Emergency Support Group (ESG)
- Promotes and leads risk or capability assessments to validate emergency response and business continuity preparedness
- Scans external environments via participation in trade associations/benchmarking efforts and applies learnings across sites.
- Coordinates communication of company position on emergency preparedness and response matters and corporate citizenship via trade groups or industry forums, or when appropriate, directly to government agencies.
- Facilitates global application of company EPR standards, advocacy, best practices, processes, tools, and procedures within business units
- Leverages EP&R SME expertise and EM's scale and experience via EP&R networks to solve unstructured problems (e.g., mitigative safeguard deficiencies) throughout the value chain.
About you
Skills and Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Engineering. A higher degree in Risk / Safety Engineering would be an added advantage
- 10+ years relevant experience in EP&R coordination in an Oil and Gas Company
- Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs. Proficiency in consequence assessment modelling tools, like PHAST, would be an added advantage
- Fluency in written and spoken English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications.
Behavioral expectations:
- In addition to strong interpersonal & communication skills (written and verbal), candidate should possess:
- Innovative: produces/promotes novel ideas
- Courage of Conviction
- Prioritizes and manages risk
- Creates business value to increase competitive advantage
- Develop others by demonstrating ownership and influencing others to take initiative
- Strategic: develop/deploy long-term, effective strategies
- Ability to work in challenging environments, including extended stay at offshore facilities.
Preferred Qualifications/ Experience
- Has a general understanding of spill exercises and preparedness efforts and familiar with spill response models, understand limitation and input needs
- Understands NEBA/SIMA consideration of specific spill scenarios and how the approach can be used before (strategic NEBA and SIMA), during (operational NEBA and SIMA) and after a spill
- Familiar with spill prevention methods for potentially higher risk areas such as marine facilities and river crossings for example
- Solid understanding of concepts of spill cleanup techniques and equipment to monitor and evaluate, mechanical containment, recovery, sorbents, dispersants, herders, and in situ burn
- Solid understanding of the benefits of specific response options for various spill scenarios; able to describe the weather window and environment conditions for spill response equipment
- Knowledgeable about guidance on local regulatory compliance related to spill prevention and response
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