Senior Crisis Management & Incident Command Lead

QatarEnergy; Doha; On-site; QAR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

QatarEnergy LNG seeks a seasoned professional to coordinate crisis management readiness, response and recovery programs across onshore and offshore assets. You will guide policy development, coordinate exercises, and provide training to Incident Command Teams to ensure rapid, effective responses under pressure.

The role requires substantial experience in emergency/crisis management within large oil and gas settings, strong leadership, and the ability to deliver clear guidance to stakeholders

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in emergency management, disaster management, engineering, business administration, or safety & risk management.
• Associate Emergency Managers (AEM) Designation.
• Incident Command System Level 100 & 200 training.
• Incident Command System Train-The-Trainer (TOT) Certification for ICS 100 & 200.
• Petroleum Industry Training Organisation (OPITO) Major Emergency Management Initial Response Training (MEMIR).

Responsibilities

• Assist in developing and maintaining crisis management readiness, response and recovery policies/procedures.
• Provide support for asset/projects to ensure Emergency Response Plans align with strategic crisis guidance and are up to date.
• Coordinate Tier-1/2/3 crisis management exercises and resources for success.
• Deliver ICS training and monitor performance gaps across Asset and Core Response Teams.
• Provide operational strategic support during disruptive incidents and exercise reports.

Skills

Crisis leadership

Analytical thinking

Advisory skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in emergency management or similar

AEM designation

ICS 100 & 200 training (SIC)

ICS Train-The-Trainer (TOT)

MEMIR training (OPITO)

Tools

OPITO MEMIR Training

ICS training materials

Job description

QatarEnergy LNG seeks a seasoned professional to coordinate crisis management readiness, response and recovery programs across onshore and offshore assets. You will guide policy development, coordinate exercises, and provide training to Incident Command Teams to ensure rapid, effective responses under pressure.

The role requires substantial experience in emergency/crisis management within large oil and gas settings, strong leadership, and the ability to deliver clear guidance to stakeholders