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Position Overview:
The Sturgeon Lake First Nation is now accepting applications for one (1) dynamic, highly motivated individual for a full-time, permanent position of the Emergency Response Coordinator. The Emergency Response Coordinator will play a critical role in planning, organizing, and executing emergency response initiatives. The primary purpose of this position will be to assist the SLFN Crisis Team with the implementation and ongoing evaluation of community all hazard emergency response plans; and increase the awareness and concern for emergency planning. This position will also assist in mapping projects to prepare for future emergencies.
The Community Safety Team Lead is responsible for developing and implementing strategies to enhance community safety for Sturgeon Lake First Nation. This role involves working with local stakeholders, service providers, law enforcement agencies, and community members to help ensure the safety and security within the community. Using a community-focused approach, this position will be responsible for coordinating and overseeing a team of Community Safety Officers. The Safety Officers team will be responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment for the community of Sturgeon Lake.
Directives
Collaborate with community leaders, emergency services, and stakeholders to create comprehensive emergency management plans tailored to the unique needs and challenges of the community
Organize and coordinate emergency response activities, including communication protocols, evacuation procedures, emergency shelters, and resource allocation, to ensure an efficient and effective response during crises
Identify potential hazards and vulnerabilities in the community, conduct risk assessments, and develop strategies to mitigate risks and enhance community resilience
Establish and maintain effective relationships with community members, leaders, and external partners to raise awareness of emergency management protocols