Technical Officer, Capability Building - Geelong, Australia - Davidson Group Services

Davidson Group Services

Verified Company

Geelong, Australia

3 weeks ago

Posted by:

Olivia Brown

beBee Recruiter

Description

An opportunity to join a growing not-for-profit organisation.

Office location in Geelong with WFH flexibility options
Values led service organisation with a focus on marine environmental protection.

A unique opportunity to work as a Technical Officer (Capability & Response) in Geelong for a not-for profit organisation whose focus is oil spill response capability for Australia.

Australian Marine Oil Spill Centre (AMOSC) is a not-for-profit subsidiary company of the Australian Institute of Petroleum (AIP) and has a membership base consisting of high profile upstream and downstream petroleum companies in Australia.

AMOSC owns and operates industry's major oil spill response facilities including stockpiles of oil spill response equipment and sub-surface intervention equipment.

With a permanent staff of 16 available 24/7 and able to draw on a core group of industry experts of 120, AMOSC has multiple facilities located in Geelong, Fremantle, Exmouth, and Broome.

AMOSC provides training, advice, auditing, contingency planning, and exercise management services to the industry, as well as representing the industry across a range of relevant forums and working groups.

AMOSC is a key supporter of the National Plan for Maritime Environmental Emergencies as well as representing the industry across a range of relevant (Commonwealth and state level) forums and working groups.

As a Technical officer (Capability Building & Response) of AMOSC you will be supporting a vital organisation providing key specialist services and physical assets to the Petroleum Industry.

The key purpose for the role is training the membership base in best practice response to emergencies.

This extends to supporting the General Manager in providing expert advice through Preparedness Services activities through exercises and on-site training sessions.

Another key responsibility for this role is supporting member companies with capability reviews, the development of Tactical Response Plans and Oil Pollution Emergency Plans.

This is in addition to remaining response ready, should an incident occur, to provide technical support.