Emergency Services Specialist

**The Role**:
**What is the purpose of this role?**

Emergency Services Specialists are accountable for implementing, planning and training relating to Fire Protection, Fire Prevention, Fire, Rescue, Medical and Environmental emergencies. The ESS provides leadership and training to the production Emergency Response Team (ERT) members and provides input into the effectiveness of the program.

**What is this role responsible for?**
- Respond to site emergencies including but not limited to fires, technical rescue, hazmat and medical.
- Responsible for the safe operation within their shift team by complying with all Emergency Response Work Practices (Safe Operating Guidelines SOG’s, site Safe Work Practices and Department Protocols).
- Provides a leadership role for programs/processes to support Health, Safety, Fire Prevention and environmental due diligence while adhering to applicable legislation.
- Inspect and maintain Emergency Services and Fire Protection equipment. This includes testing of equipment, and apparatus as required by National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) for Shell requirements.
- Develop department specific protocols and training to meet the requirements for safe and efficient operation and maintenance of the Emergency Services equipment.
- Provide service and support to maintain SCBA and SABA equipment.
- Assurance activities such as Fire Extinguisher inspection, Emergency Assembly Area audits, and monthly inspection of Automated External Defibrillators (AED).
- Manage fire protection impairments, fire water usage, road closures
- Conduct classroom and field training/drills for all emergency services scenarios.
- Review site fire pre-plans for accuracy and participate in drills to exercise these plans.
- Deliver ERT initial and annual refresher training providing guidance and expertise to the ERT.
- Assess risk related to Fire Protection impairments and develop contingency plans to mitigate.
- Development of rescue plans as required for high-risk work.
- Actively participate in the Scotford Safety program acting as ambassadors for HSSE.
- Maintain skill set current with applicable governmental regulations, which involves Emergency Response.
- Remain current with industry skills, education and practices involving Fire, Rescue and Medical Response.
- Must be willing to respond as on call in the event of a significant incident or as required to support an incident.
- Must be able to successfully complete initial and ongoing annual fitness evaluation.
- All other duties as assigned
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**What do we need from you?**

**Skills**:

- Strong knowledge of Fire Protection, Fire, Rescue, Medical and Hazmat response.
- Knowledge and experience in hydrocarbon facilities would be considered an asset.
- Dedication to safe work and environmental responsibility.
- Well-developed communication skills.
- Leadership ability.
- Good organizational skills.
- Good Decision making skills
- Ability to work independently with little to no supervision at times.
- Ability to work in a flexible work environment.
- Ability to excel in a high work load and high demand/fast paced environment.

**Experience and Qualifications**:
**Education**:

- Must be certified as (National Fire Protection Association) NFPA 1001 level 2 from an International Fires Services Accreditation Council (IFSAC) or Pro board accredited facility.
- Must be certified and registered through Alberta College of Paramedics to work in Alberta as a Primary Care Paramedic (PCP) or Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP).
- Class 3 drivers’ license, with Q endorsement.
- Certified as 1041 Fire Services Instructor Level 1 would be considered an asset.
- Certified as NFPA 472 HazMat Technician would be considered an asset.
- Certified NFPA 1002 Pumper Operator would be considered an asset.
- Certified as NFPA 1006 high angle and confined space technician would be considered an asset.
- Discipline related degrees, diplomas and certificates would be taken into consideration.

**Experience**:

- Emergency response experience in a Refinery, Upgrader or Chemical plant is considered an asset.
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