Emergency response coordinator

Our client is a prestigious company that operates in the sector of Oil and Gas​​.

FUNCTION

Reporting to the Managers, the fisheries project supervisor will be responsible for: to know, respect and ensure compliance with the company’s code of conduct; to inspire safety commitment in client and all contractors and subcontractors teams via deep knowledge of HSE and leadership by example; to provide positive ER leadership and promote the adoption of ER best practice ensuring compliance with TEPMA1 policy and Mozambique emergency response, health and safety legislation; to act as the emergency response coordinator during emergency response incidents, exercises and drills; the formulation, development and implementation of TEPMA1 ER systems and associated documentation; to review contractors documentation against TEPMA1 standards and provide required interface; to provide ongoing monitoring of the effectiveness of ER plans, procedures and standards and identify opportunities for improvement; to develop activity plans and progress monitoring for activities related to ER maintenance and assurance; to maintain orientating induction and training material to provide staff with details of their roles and responsibilities for emergency preparedness; to maintain records of ER related trainings and competency of personnel likely to be tasked with ER duties; to collate and organize information that may be required during an emergency to ensure its availability if required during an exercise or actual incident; to maintain and distribute ER duty rota to relevant TEPMA1 personnel; to facilitate and participate in ER audits, inspections and investigations; to ensure post incident reviews are carried out to ensure identification of opportunities for continual improve to systems, process and practices are taken; to develop and deliver training and exercises for the emergency response teams; to participate in risk assessment process as and when required; to support the CM/ER Manager in sustaining and improving business continuity/incident management plans; to ensure operational readiness of all TEPMA1 emergency response equipment; promptly notify the TEPMA1 CEM Manager in Maputo of emergency response incidents in line with TEPMA1 procedures, where appropriate be involved in incident investigations; to provide TEPMA1 management with on-site assurance against all contractor ER activities; always give feedback to contractor’s supervisor on both positive and negative observations before leaving the work area; to ensure ER support for all TEPMA1 aviation activities; to ensure safety assurance at the site helipads/airstrip and during air operations; to operationally oversee TEPMA1, emergency response firefighting teams, including the day to day management of fire team activities; to continually evaluate the firefighting strategy to reflect changes in facilities and capability.

Requisitos

• University degree in a relevant area for the job;
• To be trained in ICS 200 or GOC 3, is required;
• Minimum of 05 years of previous profissional experience;
• Strong English written and verbal communication skills, is required.
• Fluency in Portuguese or French is advantageous;
• Strong ability to learn how to manage Emergency situation;
• Ability to manage contractor’s compliance with applicable requirements;
• Ability to work in fast paced environments with autonomy;
• Ability to communicate to and engage with stakeholder;
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in cross-cultural situations and with cross-discipline professionals (construction project);
• Be calm under pressure;
• Possess Decisiveness;
• Clear communication and command skills;
• Good situational awareness;
• Rapid assessment skills;
• Risk Management & Safety skills;
• Living in the local area of the job is an advantage;
• Mozambican Nationality.

Oferecemos

The possibility of working in a Company that offers salary conditions compatible with the level of experience and responsibility of the role, as well as opportunities for personal development.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: the 30th of June of 2026