Overseas Nuclear Emergency Program Manager

U.S. Pacific Fleet; Agana Heights Municipality (GU); On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Pacific Fleet seeks a highly experienced professional to oversee emergency planning for radiological, nuclear, and all-hazard scenarios.

You will coordinate NNPP policies across Fifth/Fifth Fleets and Oceania, ensuring robust EP procedures in Guam/CNMI and the Western Pacific. The role requires managing readiness and maintenance of NNPP emergency facilities, vehicles, and RAT equipment for worldwide locations, and ensuring clear interagency coordination.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience in managing personnel qualification and training programs for Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program (NNPP) nuclear or radiological emergency response/engineering/controls personnel.
• Planning and execution of NNPP radiological emergency response and All Hazards exercises.
• Coordinating NNPP emergency response policies, procedures, and exercises with other government agencies.
• Integrating fleet command and control with emergency preparedness and response to support U.S. Navy nuclear-powered warships.

Responsibilities

• Execute professional oversight duties for EP Staff support of radiological-, nuclear-, and all-hazard emergency planning techniques and operations.
• Assist development, implementation and coordination of US NNPP policies in Fifth and Seventh Fleets, and Oceania.
• Oversee development and implementation of EP policies and procedures for the NNPP in Guam/CNMI across the Western Pacific and Oceania.
• Oversee readiness, operation, and maintenance of radiological emergency facilities, vehicles, and RAT equipment supporting NNPP emergency response at remote locations.

Skills

Emergency planning

Policy coordination

Training programs

Interagency coordination

Job description

U.S. Pacific Fleet seeks a highly experienced professional to oversee emergency planning for radiological, nuclear, and all-hazard scenarios.

You will coordinate NNPP policies across Fifth/Fifth Fleets and Oceania, ensuring robust EP procedures in Guam/CNMI and the Western Pacific. The role requires managing readiness and maintenance of NNPP emergency facilities, vehicles, and RAT equipment for worldwide locations, and ensuring clear interagency coordination.