Emergency Response Coordinator

Job Title Emergency Response Coordinator Who are we? Founded in 1924, Irving Oil is a family-owned international refining and marketing company with a history of long-term partnerships and relationships. With operations throughout Eastern Canada, New England and Ireland we focus on delivering quality products and exceptional service to our customers and our communities. Every day, we strive to put our good energy in action to bring families together, support the environment and local wildlife, and to create learning opportunities that empower the next generation. Here's what you can expect from us: When you're a part of our team, you'll see how we bring good energy to all that we do. At Irving Oil, we strive for a work environment where each of us feels we belong, can bring our whole selves to work, and where we treat our fellow employees with kindness and respect. Together, we will support our corporate strategy, high standards and the communities where we live and work. Our collaborative approach, safety-first culture and commitment to building resilient teams helps reinforce our internal brand position where People Matter. That's why we're dedicated to investing in our employees’ potential, so that they can reach their career goals. Job Description What you can expect in a typical day As Emergency Response Coordinator, you will be an integral part of our Emergency Response Team. Reporting directly to the Irving Oil Fire Chief, the Emergency Response Coordinator is part of the primary response during emergencies, including fire, medical, rescue, and HAZMAT at the Saint John Refinery and associated facilities and pipelines. The Emergency Response Coordinator is responsible for the safety of all personnel and assets for the purpose of maintaining control, protecting the public and company, and minimizing the impact of the incident. What we offer: Competitive salary, bonus, and pension plan Flexible benefits, including a Health Spending Account Wellness support, including annual wellness allowance and paid personal care days Paid vacation and vacation purchasing Personal and professional development opportunities Named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for seven consecutive years Your roles and responsibilities: Organize and direct resources in the face of environmental incidents at the Irving Oil Refinery and Canaport Terminals to maintain control, protect the public and company personnel and assets, and minimize the impact of the incident. Act as a lead responder during emergencies to implement emergency response plans. Inspect and maintain all emergency response equipment, including but not limited to: Fire Trucks, small emergency equipment: fire extinguisher, fire hydrants, hoses, and fireboxes. Draft rescue plans for confined space entries and execute mitigation plans to protect employees in accordance to the latest regulations and legislation. Participate in Pre-Startup Safety Reviews and Pre-Shutdown Readiness Review. Support ER Trainer and ERSS with coordinating emergency response training within Fire Brigade: Collaborate between Operations and Area Trainers to identify and recommend training courses in order of priority. Conduct monthly site specific drills and exercises. Act as a liaison with regulatory agencies and emergency response organizations. Participate in training sessions such as: Rescue training, boat training, HAZMAT training, and fall protection. Participate in drills and exercises to ensure employees are equipped for success. Drive and operate all types of Fire Fighting vehicles. Identify potential issues with Industrial Fire Brigade staffing levels and communicate to Fire Chief. Provide support for Turnaround including Rope Rescue, Medical Response. Audit and support maintenance and repairs of emergency response assets such Hydrants, firewater flushing, building alarms, etc. for the Refinery ESJ, and Canaport. Professional skills Ability to handle stress; able to react quickly in various situations and know when to escalate. Strong Leadership and Communication skills is critical Strong teamwork skills. Able to make focused, quick decisions within your scope of knowledge. Class 5 or above Driver’s License with air brakes. May be required to come in on days off for training purposes or emergency calls. Will be required to work shift work. Travel Travel will be a requirement for training purposes- travel documentation must be valid and up to date (passport). Education and experience Working towards or has obtained Industrial Fire Officer & Hazmat Ops certification. Must have NFPA 1081 Industrial Fire Brigade certification and Advanced Tactical Training, Medical First response, and Rope Rescue or equivalent certifications. 3 Years of Industrial Firefighting Experience with other working experience in a heavy Industrial environment, such as Refinery experience in Operations, Safety, Maintenance, Security, and/or as a volunteer Fire Fighter. Or 5 years of Civil Firefighting experience with minimal Industrial Firefighting experience. Working knowledge of NFPA codes, Emergency Response, and ICS Canada. Irving Oil supports a diverse and inclusive work environment and welcomes applications from all qualified applicants. Job Requirements - Work Experience Refinery Operations Job Requirements - Education Diploma / Certification Location Saint John, NB What began as a small service station in Bouctouche, New Brunswick in 1924, has grown into the leading regional energy company in Eastern Canada and New England. Named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for six consecutive years, Irving Oil operates Canada’s largest refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick, which is located 105 kilometres north of the US border and has reached production rates in excess of 320,000 barrels per day. Irving Oil also operates Ireland’s only refinery, located at Whitegate in Cork County, with a capacity of 75,000 barrels per day. With over 900 fueling locations, we look forward to serving our wholesale, commercial and retail customers every day. We take pride in our operations, but we're about much more. Today, we are known widely for our commitment to the communities where we live and work, maintaining a strong tradition of community service and partnerships in healthcare, the environment, education and youth sports. Ce qui, en 1924, était une petite station-service à Bouctouche, au Nouveau-Brunswick, est maintenant devenu la plus importante entreprise d’énergie régionale de l’Est du Canada et de la Nouvelle-Angleterre. Nommé l'un des 100 meilleurs employeurs au Canada pendant six années consécutives, Irving Oil exploite la plus grande raffinerie du Canada à Saint John, au Nouveau-Brunswick. Située à 105 kilomètres au nord de la frontière américaine, elle produit plus de 320 000 barils par jour. Irving Oil exploite également la seule raffinerie d’Irlande, à Whitegate, dans le comté de Cork, dont la capacité est de 75 000 barils par jour. Comptant plus de 900 établissements de ravitaillement, nous sommes heureux de servir nos clients grossistes, commerciaux et détaillants chaque jour. Nous sommes fiers de nos opérations, mais nous faisons plus que ça. Aujourd’hui, nous sommes connus pour notre engagement envers les communautés où nous vivons et travaillons, tout en maintenant une longue tradition de service communautaire et de partenariats en soins de santé, en environnement, en éducation et en sports pour les jeunes.