Ecology Recruitment for Oil Spill Preparedness Planner Lead
Spill Prevention, Preparedness and Response Program | Ecology Press | 8/31/18
In Washington, ships, pipelines and rail move 20 billion gallons of oil in and out of the state each year. The Spills program is a forward leaning leader in the world of prevention, preparedness and response organizations in the country. We have a very proactive legislature and active community throughout the state around the issue of oil spills. The stakes are high in ensuring our state has regulations that supports economic vitality with environmental protection. As the Oil Spill Preparedness Planner Lead, you will be a key resource in the following activities:
- Evaluate the effectiveness of oil spill contingency plan, response equipment, and personnel capability through oil spill drills.
- Reviews, analyzes and recommends approval of industry oil spill contingency plans.
- Collaborate with local, state, federal, tribal governments and communities on development of geographic response plans and volunteer management issues.
- Engage and assist in the rulemaking process.
- Support program in 24/7 oil spill response capability as a member of the Incident Management Team.
The Spills program values a culture of openness and engagement. We want our staff to feel that they are part of the solution and innovation that occurs in the work we do. If you are a positive force and want to be part of an organization that solves problems – join our team!
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