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Exciting Career Opportunity - EMO Coordinator Position

Parkland Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) is seeking an individual with the skills, experience and passion for regional emergency management. This position will be part time encompassing approximately 14 municipalities.
 
The Regional Emergency Measures Coordinator is responsible for developing and leading the region’s emergency measures program, including planning and providing leadership for local, regional, or inter-municipal emergencies or incidents requiring use of the Regional Emergency Management Plan. This includes coordinating training, updating the emergency plan and supporting documentation and chairing Regional Emergency Planning Committee meetings. During significant planned or unplanned events in the region, this individual will assume the role of Incident Commander.
 
Proposals can be emailed to [email protected] or mailed to Box 10, Canwood, SK S0J 0K0
 
Inquiries can be directed to [email protected] or by calling 306-468-2014.



SASKATCHEWAN EMERGENCY PLANNERS ASSOCIATION
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SEPA is a non-profit, member led corporation that has been supporting its members, community leaders, industry and government since 1985.

Our members are the center of all we do.  During our thirty plus years of service these dedicated members have overtime hailed from every city, town, village or rural municipality in Saskatchewan.  They are full-time, part-time and volunteers who represent the full spectrum of public and private emergency management with roles ranging from elected official, manager, coordinator to front line responder.

SEPA operates under the guidance of a diverse group of community-minded volunteers.  Our entire Board of Directors consist of unpaid volunteers, who offer a wealth of expertise, ideas and enthusiasm for the work of the Association. 

​Browse the site for valuable information that will assist you in planning for  the safety and security of your community, organizations, family and personnel
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  • HOME
    • Mission/Vision Statements
    • Board of Directors
    • Directors Nomination and Election
    • History
    • Membership
  • Community Champion Award
  • Planning Tools
    • Public Safety Sites
    • MECC 2018
    • The Canadian Disaster Database (CDD)
    • CanOps - MASAS
    • EPIC Podcasts
    • Business Continuity
    • Live World Emergency Map
    • Search and Rescue Saskatchewan Association of Volunteers
  • Connect With Us
  • Members Home
    • 2025 Presentations
    • 2024 Presentations
    • 2023 Presentations
    • 2022 Presentations
    • 2019 Presentations
    • 2018 Presentations
    • MECC 2018
    • 2024 AGM
    • SEPA Bylaws
  • Conference
  • Sponsor Opportunities