Regional Incident Director (Volunteer)

EFPRP; Paris; Sur place; EUR 40 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

EFPRP seeks an Incident Director to manage emergency responses, particularly to wildfires across Europe. The role involves leading rapid-response teams, coordinating with authorities, and developing emergency protocols to protect communities and the environment. This position offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on rural resilience and environmental conservation.

Prestations

Exclusive discounts on products and services

Flexible working hours

Professional development training programs

Collaborative work environment

Qualifications

• Familiarity with European environmental and fire safety regulations.
• Proven ability to lead teams in high-stress environments.
• Strong understanding of emergency protocols and incident command systems.

Responsabilités

• Lead and coordinate response teams during environmental incidents.
• Develop, implement, and regularly review emergency protocols.
• Organize training and simulation exercises for staff.

Connaissances

Leadership

Communication

Data Analysis

Regulatory Knowledge

Formation

Certification in emergency management or incident command

Outils

Incident reporting tools

Description du poste

The Incident Director at EFPRP plays a vital role in coordinating response efforts to environmental incidents, particularly wildfires, across various European regions.

This role involves managing and leading rapid-response teams, coordinating with local and regional authorities, and implementing response protocols to mitigate damage and protect both communities and the environment.

The Incident Director ensures that all emergency procedures are in place, staff are well-prepared, and resources are efficiently allocated during incident responses.

In addition, the Incident Director analyzes incident data and collaborates on preventive strategies to strengthen resilience against future environmental hazards.

Responsibilities

• Lead and coordinate response teams during environmental incidents, especially wildfires, to ensure quick and effective action.
• Communicate with emergency services, regional authorities, and EFPRP staff to organize and execute response plans.
• Develop, implement, and regularly review emergency protocols and response plans.
• Organize training and simulation exercises for staff and local partners to ensure readiness for incidents.
• Manage and allocate resources, including personnel and equipment, during emergency response efforts.

Must Have

• Familiarity with European environmental and fire safety regulations.
• Proven ability to lead teams in high-stress environments.
• Strong understanding of emergency protocols and incident command systems.
• Proficiency in data analysis and incident reporting tools.
• Excellent communication skills in English and one additional European language.

Nice to have

• Certifications in emergency management or incident command (e.g., ICS, CEM).
• Background in fire prevention or rural community outreach.
• Experience working in a non-profit or environmental organization.

What's great in the job?

• Making a direct, lifesaving impact on communities and the environment by being on the front lines of wildfire prevention and emergency response.
• Contributing to environmental conservation and rural resilience, with a role that is dynamic and collaborative.
• Shaping EFPRP’s response strategies and making decisions that impact rural preservation across Europe.

What We Offer

Opportunity to see the impact of your work, contribute to the success of the non-profit, and participate in various activities like monthly drinks, meetups, and summits.

Partnerships that offer exclusive discounts on products and services for EFPRP staff.

Trainings

Multiple software training options to support your professional growth.

Flexibility

Flexible working hours to suit your schedule.