Emergency Management Supervisor pay range

What the state says the job is

This is specialized professional and supervisory work in the development, coordination, execution, and promotion of emergency management plans, procedures, and operations. An employee in this job supervises specialized professional staff engaged in the development, coordination, and promotion of emergency management plans, procedures, and operations supporting preparedness, prevention, response, recovery, mitigation, 911, and the Commonwealth Response Coordination Center. Work involves implementing and interpreting policies and procedures; providing policy input and recommendations; identifying, evaluating, and developing improved plans, procedures, and systems based on identified needs, gaps, and priorities; and preparing reports and maintaining records to document grant activities and expenses.

Examples of the work

• Supervises the development, interpretation, and implementation of program procedures, guidelines, and materials. • Establishes and maintains regular communications with federal, state, and local officials and representatives from civic organizations and the private sector. • Implements and interprets organizational and operational policies and procedures ensuring conformance with federal and state guidelines and requirements. • Promotes the establishment and effective operation of emergency management activities within county and local governments, civic organizations, and the private sector. • Operates and maintains systems used in emergency management and disaster response.

Minimum qualifications

• Two years of experience as an Emergency Management Specialist (commonwealth title); or • Three years of professional experience in the development, coordination, or promotion of emergency management programs such as disaster relief, public safety, flood mitigation and resiliency, and emergency management in government, industry, education, or the military; and a bachelor’s degree; or • An equivalent combination of experience and training that includes two years of professional experience in the development, coordination, or promotion of emergency management programs such as disaster relief, public safety, flood mitigation and resiliency, and emergency management in government, industry, ed ...

Special requirements

• Certain positions require an active motor vehicle license. • All positions require certification in the following courses from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Management Institute, within six months of hire: IS-100.C: Introduction to the Incident Command System IS-700.B: A ...