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Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

3 opportunities across 3 listed locations.

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3 locationsAt the last successful sync
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SkillBridge at Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

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At the last successful DoW sync, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) - Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) had 3 separate SkillBridge opportunity records across 3 listed locations.

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Emergency Management

The mission of the Region 8 Mission Support Division (MSD) is to deliver end-to-end business solutions and customer services to the regional office to support FEMA's mission.

151 - 180 daysIn-PersonLakewood, CO
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Emergency Management Program

The FEMA Exercise Branch designs, develops, conducts, and evaluates exercises, specific to FEMA, including no-notice exercises, operational component exercises, FEMA-wide national level exercises, and, as appropriate, exercises that involve regional offices. It serves as the lead and primary coordinator for FEMA intra-agency exercises, largely those within the Response Directorate, and coordinates FEMA’s participation in interagency exercises to help ensure FEMA’s ability to accomplish its mission. The FEMA Exercise Branch also administers the FEMA Exercise and Evaluation Program (EEP) and co-chairs the associated Exercise Coordination Group, the primary coordinating body on issues of exercise scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, organization, objective formulation, design, development, conduct, evaluation, and corrective action recommendations.

180In-PersonWashington DC, DC
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Emergency Management Program

Information Management Officer (IMO)In this position, you will perform substantive work dealing with the communication and dissemination of information regarding all types of intentional and/or unintentional crisis, maintaining oversight of emerging real-time events, and incidents with the potential to impact the NCR. You will provide coordination and assistance to partners to ensure their capability to continue essential functions during any event or incident through administering a common operating picture and creation and dissemination of other information products. Typical assignments include:• Facilitating accurate information gathering, clear channels of communication and collaboration among stakeholders.• Coordinating across Federal, State, local, tribal, territorial, non-governmental organizations, and private sector partners across multiple functions, disciplines and mission areas.• Performing technical writing functions, requiring substantial knowledge and writing and/or editing technical materials, including reports of research findings.• Accurately articulate and explain technical aspects of program(s) to those affected.FEMA National Capital Region Watch AnalystIn this position, you will serve as a Watch Analyst responsible for maintaining situational awareness at the FEMA ONCRC Watch, which is a 24/7 center supporting partners in the National Capital Region (NCR). You will perform special studies and analyses to assess the magnitude of an event or emerging incident to include the initial impact and the contribution of the initial, current, and prevailing conditions to the overall situation to prepare incident or situation reports. Typical assignments include:• Collecting and analyzing information from a variety of sources, information feeds, and contacts within the ONCRC.• Obtaining, analyzing, and processing information to determine what is relevant to the event/incident and the stakeholders receiving the information.• Developing ONCRC specific reports, summaries, and briefings for the ONCRC stakeholders.

121 - 150 daysIn-PersonWashington DC, DC