NEMA - Senior Advisor, Infrastructure Resilience at National Emergency Management Agency

Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

12 Aug, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

14 May, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Infrastructure Resilience, Emergency Management, Strategic Planning, Relationship Management, Policy Development, Operational Planning, Communication, Briefing, GIS, Project Management, Risk Reduction, Stakeholder Engagement

Industry

Government Administration

Description

Type: Secondment 3.5 months - starting 15th June Location: Wellington Applications Close: 5pm Monday 25th May * Provide extended leave cover for a small, agile external-facing team that coordinates efforts to increase resilience in the lifelines sectors. * Make some project deliverables your own while gaining new experiences in emergency management. * Role adaptable to a range of professional backgrounds (e.g. GIS, project or relationship management, emergency management, advisory or policy) The Infrastructure Resilience Team is part of the Planning and Sector Partnerships Unit which is responsible for developing and maintaining New Zealand’s national emergency management planning framework and partnering with a wide range of stakeholders to build resilience across the 4R’s of risk reduction, readiness, response and recovery in support of communities. The Senior Advisor, Infrastructure Resilience is responsible for: * Developing and maintaining strategic national CDEM planning framework doctrine and guidance for lifeline utilities/critical infrastructure stakeholders. * Supporting delivery of the lifeline utilities/critical infrastructure work programme with a strong focus on advocating for risk reduction, readiness, response and recovery practices in the infrastructure sector. * Managing relationships with several Sector Coordinating Entities and associated stakeholders, such as, large companies and regulators. * Working on the Lifelines function when the National Crisis Management Centre (NCMC) is activated. Essential skills and Experience Required * A tertiary qualification in emergency management or related discipline OR an equivalent body of knowledge and experience. * Experience in developing and implementing operational plans * Knowledge, understanding and ability to interpret, develop and apply national policies * Experience in the development of strategic frameworks, national guidance and advice * Excellent communication skills, with an ability to review Cabinet papers, present/brief to various audiences, write useful guidance/advice and explain complex topics clearly. Please discuss this opportunity with your manager before applying. For more information, contact Kim at NEMATalent@nema.govt.nz [NEMATalent@nema.govt.nz] To review the full job descri ption, please click here [https://www.dia.govt.nz/job-description/NEMA-JD-Senior-Advisor-Infrastructure-Resilience-May%2026/$file/NEMA-JD-Senior-Advisor-Infrastructure-Resilience-May%2026.pdf]. If you are unable to follow the link, please review the full job description on our careers website.

Responsibilities

The role involves developing strategic national planning frameworks and guidance for critical infrastructure and lifeline utilities. It also requires managing relationships with sector coordinating entities and supporting the National Crisis Management Centre during activations.