Emergency Response Team (ERT) Technician

Description Summary The ERT Technician is responsible for immediate response to fires, chemical releases, medical emergencies, confined space rescues, weather events, and security-related incidents. In addition to emergency response, the role includes safety patrols, equipment inspections, permit verification, and continuous safety training and coaching. Responsibilities Emergency Response Serve as first responder for all site emergencies (fire, HazMat, medical, rescue, weather). Deploy in

OSHA/NFPA PPE

Levels A-D. Establish incident command until relieved. Support evacuations, rescue operations, and first aid. Coordinate with Onyx support for specialized HazMat/fire operations. Proactive Duties Patrol all production areas (Cell, Ingot, Wafer, Module, Utilities, Water Treatment, U-Buildings). Identify and address hazards; maintain emergency exits, evacuation routes, and assembly points. Inspect/test emergency equipment (SCBAs, extinguishers, alarms, gas detection panels, spill kits, AEDs, PPE). Provide emergency response training for employees/contractors. Approve and monitor hot work, confined space, and LOTO permits. Respond to/manage fire and gas alarms. Provide emergency medical care, including CPR/AED; accompany patients to hospital if needed. Support accident investigations and reporting. Conduct and evaluate emergency drills (table-top and evacuation). Reinforce safety standards and coach employees. Support internal/external communications during emergencies (PA system). Administration & Training Complete shift logs, inspection reports, and incident records. Participate in continuing education and drills. Contribute to after-action reviews and process improvements. Physical Requirement Ability to lift up to 50 pounds. Capable of standing for extended periods, up to 12 hours. Hanwha Q CELLS provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics.