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General manager - government services

The Government of Nova Scotia
Dartmouth , Nova Scotia · Canada
Permanent employment Full time $ 3,571.99 to $ 4,465.03 BIWEEKLY bi-weekly
Entry level Early career Co-op Student

Job description

Competition # : 50077 Department: Emergency Management Location: Flexible between Sydney, Antigonish, Truro, Halifax/ Dartmouth, Kentville or Liverpool Type of Employment: Permanent Union Status: Exclusion - Non Union - NSPG Closing Date: 16-Oct-26 (Applications are accepted until 11:59 PM Atlantic Time) About Us The Department of Emergency Management is responsible for leading disaster and emergency planning, preparedness, response and recovery activities on behalf of the Province of Nova Scotia. The objective of the Department is to ensure that Nova Scotians are safe, prepared and resilient in the face of disasters and emergencies. The Department leads the coordination and co-operation of partners and resources during provincial-level critical incidents, supports municipal and other partners in regional-level and local events, administers the province's 911 service, maintains critical communications infrastructure and supports operations of our regional emergency management centres. The Department also works to ensure critical government services continue to function during and after critical events. The Regional Operations and Infrastructure Branch enhances the safety and resilience of our Province by: • Establishing and maintaining Regional Emergency Operations Centres (REOCs) in 6 regions in Nova Scotia. The REOCs provide leadership in building regional emergency operations networks; ensuring collaborative efforts around emergency planning, training and exercising and developing regional plans for equipment and stores to support emergency response • Coordinating response to regional emergencies • Strengthening local and regional emergency preparedness through outreach and education to Nova Scotians at community events, schools, organizations, and through information sessions • Setting standards in the provincial emergency management program for training and exercising • Fostering strong collaboration, communication, and emergency management planning with regional partners, including the development and coordination of regional Nova Scotia Guard networks • Providing information to the Provincial Coordination Centre and the 24/7 Watch Desk staff to ensure real-time situational awareness, coordination, and support during emergencies and actioning critical information received from the Provincial Coordination Centre in the regions Abou