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What they do
An Emergency Management Director plans and directs disaster response or crisis management activities, primarily for state and local governments. Directs preparation of emergency plans and disaster preparedness training. Surveys community resources available for emergencies, provides outreach to community groups and businesses on disaster and/or emergency response plans and procedures.
$94,192 / year median in South Dakota
+6% projected growth
Job Description
- Independent Contractor,
- Emergency Operations (Energy & Utilities)
- will support clients in navigating the complexities of energy and critical infrastructure resilience.
- talent pipeline
- for potential future openings across our firm. This opportunity is open to Independent Contractors (1099) only at this time; as such, a valid Employer Identification Number (EIN) will be required in order to be considered for this opportunity.
- Responsibilities for the Independent Contractor, Emergency Operations (Energy & Utilities)
Include:
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Operational Emergency Management:
Act as an advisor for a range of clients, including state and local governments and public and private utilities, across all phases of the emergency management cycle, providing hands-on support and guidance. +Utility & Restoration Strategy:
Guide clients through challenges involving but not limited to storm restoration planning, transmission and distribution operations, complex mutual aid coordination, and utility-specific response structures to ensure rapid, efficient response after utility disruptions. +Regulatory & Compliance Oversight:
Manage reviews of technical requirements for regulatory reporting, ensuring that utility actions meet state and federal reporting standards. +Infrastructure Resiliency Planning:
Assist with the development of Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) plans and other proactive mitigation strategies tailored to local operational constraints. +Executive Facilitation & Training:
Help with the design, facilitation, and evaluation of high-stakes exercises for operational staff and/or senior leadership, translating operational lessons into action items and growth strategies.- Qualifications for the Independent Contractor, Emergency Operations (Energy & Utilities)
Include:
- + 5-10+ years of experience leading energy or critical infrastructure organizations and/or clients through large-scale disaster response (e.
- Compensation for the Independent Contractor, Emergency Operations (Energy & Utilities)
Include:
- + Salary range of $75-$200/hr.