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This support is delivered through assistance in the development of response plans, delivery of training, the design and facilitation of exercises, and the provision of Incident Management Team (IMT) support during responses and exercises.
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This position is part of the Spills Program Incident Management Team (IMT) and Crisis Management Team and is required to complete Incident Command System (ICS) training at the level of 100, 300, 700, and 800.
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Responsible for developing and coordinating the WashU Incident Management Team (IMT), developing the necessary policies and protocols to organize and build IMT members into a comprehensive response team able to support EOC management and operations in any type of event or incident response.
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Actively participates in the Incident Management Team (IMT) meetings. Coordinate with IMT Operations Sections any COVID-19 support activities with LTC facilities. The incumbent will serve as an infection preventionist, responsible for the LTC infection prevention and control program (IPCP), which is designed to provide a safe, sanitary, and comfortable environment and to help prevent the development and transmission of communicable diseases, including COVID-19 infections.
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Train Emergency Response Team (ERT), Incident Management Team (IMT) members and site management on emergency response procedures and standards. Establish clear expectations for ERT, IMT, and security staff.
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Supports the Facility Incident Management Team (IMT) or similar emergency response organizations. Knowledge of Incident Command System (ICS) and/or National Incident Management System (NIMS.
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Demonstrate knowledge of Incident Management Team (IMT) response. Perform troubleshooting and problem-solving maintenance duties for electrical and associated systems and equipment according to standards established by the management team.
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Recruit and train divisional Incident Management Teams (IMT), as well as teams of divisional disaster services volunteers. Evolve, implement, and evaluate standard operating procedures and frameworks for ICS compliant Incident Management Teams, deployment/activation, staging areas, resource tracking, planning, communication, and recovery programs.
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Serve as Command and General Staff on the DDPHE Incident Management Team (IMT). Documented experience working in an emergency operations center, department operations center, or as a member of an incident management team.
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Member of (IMT) Incident Management Team. Attends all mandated trainings for IMT and reports for active duty when required. 2) Perform duties in the management of accounts receivable function for multi-company non-profit organization.
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Works on projects and initiatives as directed by Manager, EPP. Participates in Company emergency response activities as respective island Incident Advisor or any other capacity as needed during an IMT event.
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This position will provide a point of contact to the Incident Management Team (“IMT”) or Authority Having Jurisdiction (“AHJ”) in absence of Agency Representative. The Insurance Resource Team Leader: Strike Team/Task Force Leader provides fire line supervision in accordance with federal Incident Command System (ICS) requirements.
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Perform duties in the management of accounts receivable function for multi-company non-profit organization. Knowledge of general accounting principles and general accounting functions including reporting requirements and procedures related to federal, state and other related grants, cost accounting, government accounting and auditing.
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Individuals serving in this role will be working within an EOC, Incident Management Team (IMT), or at a field site. The Emergency Management Specialist will support the implementation of incident objectives across the incident and coordinate with various partner agencies and Emergency Support Functions (ESFs.
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Maintain policies, training and procedures for the Incident Management team (IMT). Provide subject matter expertise (SME) to IMT members as needed, which may include 24/7 coverage and weekends during a real-world incident or exercise.
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