Provide technical guidance for assessment, planning, design, construction, and monitoring of temporary and semi-permanent learning facilities in emergency settings.
Responsibilities
Assess damage to education infrastructure
Plan and design temporary learning spaces
Construct and monitor temporary facilities
Integrate WASH infrastructure
Ensure compliance with safety and child-friendly standards
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, Disaster Risk Management or related field
Nice to have: Experience with UNICEF or UN agencies
Nice to have: Experience in education response and recovery
Nice to have: Knowledge of Comprehensive School Safety
Nice to have: Experience with flood, landslide, earthquake emergencies
Provides emergency nursing care to patients of all ages in an uncontrolled environment, triages patients, stabilizes and resuscitates multi-trauma victims, and responds to disaster situations.
Responsibilities
Provides emergency nursing to patients of all ages
Triages patients and prioritizes care
Stabilizes and resuscitates multi-trauma victims
Prepares for and responds to disaster situations
Consults and collaborates with other healthcare givers
Requirements
Registered Nurse with British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM)
Completion of a recognized advanced program in emergency care nursing or two years of related experience
Provide routine, direct and comprehensive hands‑on all hazards emergency management support to assigned localities under the direction of the Chief Regional Coordinator.
Compensation
Hiring Range: $78,000 - $80,000
Responsibilities
Coordinate, deliver, monitor and comply with emergency management programs for assigned localities
Provide planning, training exercises and fiscal and operational guidance for all phases of emergency management
The DDRMA is the head of the Divisional Disaster Risk Management Office and is responsible for leading, managing, coordinating, and overseeing the implementation of disaster risk management, disaster risk reduction, emergency management, preparedness, response, recovery, resilience-building, and multi-hazard early warning and early action initiatives within the Division.
Responsibilities
Lead and coordinate the implementation of national disaster risk management policies, legislation, programmes and decisions of the National Disaster Risk Management Council within the Division
Coordinate implementation of the National Disaster Risk Reduction Policy, National Disaster Risk Management Plan, and Community-Based Disaster Risk Management Policy, National Humanitarian Policy, Multi-Hazard Early Warning System (MHEWS) Roadmap and other national DRM frameworks
Integrate disaster risk reduction, climate resilience and preparedness into divisional, provincial and district development planning
Provide strategic advice to the Divisional Commissioner, Provincial Administrators, District Officers and local authorities on disaster risk management and resilience
Ensure divisional DRM programmes comply with national legislation and international frameworks, including the Sendai Framework, SDGs and the Framework for Resilient Development in the Pacific (FRDP)
Requirements
Secondary education
Bachelor’s degree in disaster risk management, climate change, environmental science, geography, community development, public administration, development studies, emergency management or related fields
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