Emergency Management, Fire & CBRN Specialist

About the role

OSG is seeking an Emergency Management, Fire & CBRN Specialist to evaluate installation Emergency Management (EM), Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES), and CBRN preparedness programs for compliance with Army regulations, DoD guidance, and IMCOM policies.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate installation Emergency Management (EM), Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES), and CBRN preparedness programs for compliance with Army regulations, DoD guidance, and IMCOM policies.
• Review Emergency Operations Plans (EOPs), Emergency Action Plans (EAPs), and supporting emergency response procedures.
• Assess Emergency Operations Center (EOC) organization, staffing, readiness, and operational capabilities.
• Evaluate Fire & Emergency Services programs, fire prevention activities, fire protection systems, and emergency response capabilities.
• Assess Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) preparedness, response planning, training, and integration with installation emergency management activities.
• Review emergency notification systems, warning procedures, and emergency communications capabilities.
• Evaluate emergency preparedness training, drills, exercises, After Action Reviews (AARs), and implementation of corrective actions.
• Audit continuity of emergency response operations and integration with Continuity of Operations (COOP) planning.
• Coordinate Emergency Management activities with Mission Assurance, Physical Security, Antiterrorism, and Law Enforcement programs.
• Identify operational gaps, assess organizational risks, and develop risk-based corrective action recommendations that strengthen installation resilience and emergency preparedness.

Requirements

• Education: Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Security Management, Engineering, Military Science, Emergency Management, or a related discipline.
• Additional military police, Federal law enforcement, or senior DoD experience may be substituted for education requirements where contractually permissible.
• Experience supporting Army or DoD Emergency Management (EM), Fire & Emergency Services (F&ES), and/or CBRN preparedness programs.
• Experience evaluating Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs), emergency response organizations, and emergency plans.
• Experience with emergency preparedness planning, response operations, and incident management.
• Experience supporting or evaluating Fire Prevention, Fire Protection, Fire & Emergency Services, and related programs.
• Experience developing, implementing, or evaluating Continuity of Operations (COOP) plans.
• Experience conducting inspections, assessments, and regulatory compliance evaluations.
• Experience reviewing emergency exercises, After Action Reviews (AARs), Improvement Plans (IPs), and corrective actions.
• Experience preparing executive reports, briefing senior leaders, and developing corrective action recommendations.
• Experience coordinating Emergency Management activities with Mission Assurance, Physical Security, Antiterrorism, and Law Enforcement programs.

Qualifications

• Active Secret Security Clearance; DoD Cyber Awareness Training; OPSEC Level I; Antiterrorism Level I Awareness; FEMA ICS 100, ICS 200, ICS 700, and ICS 800.
• Preferred Certifications: FEMA Professional Development Series (PDS); FEMA Advanced Professional Series (APS); Certified Emergency Manager (CEM); Associate Emergency Manager (AEM); National Fire Academy (NFA) coursework or Fire Officer certification; HAZMAT Awareness or Operations certification; Lean Six Sigma Green Belt; Top Secret clearance or eligibility.

Physical Requirements And Work Environment

Work is performed in both office and field environments, including on-site assessments at Army installations. Must be able to walk, stand, and stoop for extended periods while touring facilities and grounds, and occasionally lift up to 25 lbs. Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions during site assessments.

Travel

Extensive travel required (up to 75%) to conduct emergency management, fire, and CBRN assessments at Army installations across CONUS.