Director, Emergency Management & Campus Continuity

University of California, Santa Cruz; California; In loco; USD 123.000 - 165.000; Tempo pieno

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Full benefits

Descrizione del lavoro

University of California, Santa Cruz is seeking a Director of Emergency Management & Mission Continuity to develop, implement, and monitor programs ensuring campus emergency preparedness, business continuity, and response.

The role reports to the Associate Vice Chancellor of RSS and leads a team to ensure readiness, compliance with FEMA/Cal OES, and effective crisis communications across the university.

Competenze

• Bachelor's degree in related area or equivalent experience.
• Substantive, relevant, and recent professional-level experience in emergency management and planning in a large organization.
• Substantive knowledge of NIMS, SEMS, and ICS.
• Experience in development and writing of SOPs related to emergency preparedness, response and recovery.
• Ability to lead deployment of Emergency Operations Plans and Business Recovery.
• Willingness to respond to emergencies and on-call 24/7 as needed.

Mansioni

• Develops, maintains campus EOPs and other campus-level plans and procedures.
• Coordinates with state and federal agencies for reimbursement and recovery support.
• Provides leadership for campus business continuity efforts and supervision for related roles.
• Oversees emergency response readiness and on-call duty operations.
• Trains staff, conducts exercises, and integrates ICSS into campus planning.

Conoscenze

Emergency management

Leadership

SOP development

Crisis communication

Budget management

Formazione

Bachelor's degree

Descrizione del lavoro

University of California, Santa Cruz is seeking a Director of Emergency Management & Mission Continuity to develop, implement, and monitor programs ensuring campus emergency preparedness, business continuity, and response.

The role reports to the Associate Vice Chancellor of RSS and leads a team to ensure readiness, compliance with FEMA/Cal OES, and effective crisis communications across the university.