To assist in conducting professional and proactive emergency response training as well as Implementation of Emergency Response and fire operating procedures.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Ensure established company Emergency Response practices and procedures are upheld.
Undertake Fire risk assessments before commencement of works as required.
Prepare Training programme on a monthly basis and report progress.
Update all fire inspection records and procedures on the site.
Ensure all regular fire inspections across the site are done within the scope
Maintain emergency preparedness and response procedures for fire, hazchem spills, & handling.
Undertake incident simulations and preparedness drills.
Ensure testing programs for all Emergency Response Equipment and detection systems are done in accordance with the Mining Regulation.
Provide accurate and detailed weekly and monthly reports.
Conduct basic firefighting training for all employees on site.
Make follow ups on all hot works in high risk areas requiring fire cover
Maintain Emergency Response Equipment including Fixed Fire protection, First
Aid, communication and Emergency vehicles and Rescue Equipment
Any duties as assigned by Management.
QUALIFICATIONS
Full Grade 12 Certificate
Minimum of Degree in Safety Management- CIEH or Equivalent
Advanced First Aid / Advanced Life Support Certificate/Advanced Trauma Life Support Certificate.
Fire Service Statutory Examinations Leading Fire-Fighter or Sub/Officers will be an added advantage.
Fire Prevention and Breathing Apparatus courses.
Holder of Class C Drivers Licence.
EXPERIENCE
A minimum of 5-8 years post qualification experience with at least 3 years in the mining industry
Able to command and control Emergency Response teams.
Experience in Firefighting & Rescue Operation Procedures.
Experience in Emergency Management and Crisis Preparedness/Management.
First Quantum is a global copper company. We produce copper in the form of concentrate, cathode and anode, and have inventories of nickel, gold and cobalt. We operate long life mines in several countries and employ approximately 20,000 people world-w... Read More