Emergency Engineer

•Understand and be knowledgeable about firefighting and rescue equipment in the plant

• Develop, implement, and maintain Emergency Response Plans (ERP), firefighting procedures, rescue plans

• Supervise and coordinate emergency response activities, including fire incidents, chemical spills, gas leaks, medical emergencies, and natural disasters.

• Plan training programs for the firefighting team and operation team to ensure effective coordination and proper use of firefighting equipment.

• Lead Emergency Response Team (ERT) members and coordinate with contractors, security teams, and external emergency authorities (Fire Police, Hospitals, Local Authorities).

• Conduct emergency drills, simulations, and training programs to improve emergency preparedness and response capability. • Inspect and maintain firefighting systems, emergency equipment, rescue tools, alarm systems, and PPE to ensure operational readiness.

• Investigate emergency incidents, identify root causes, and implement corrective and preventive actions.

• Prepare emergency response reports, drill evaluations, and management updates related to emergency preparedness performance.

• Monitor contractor compliance with emergency and firefighting requirements during project and operational activities.

• Bachelor’s degree or certificates related to Fire Protection, Safety Engineering, Occupational Health & Safety, or related field.

• Minimum 3-5 years of experience in emergency response, firefighting, industrial safety, or HSSE operations.

• Strong knowledge of firefighting systems, rescue techniques, emergency management, and risk assessment.

• Familiarity with Vietnamese Fire Prevention & Fighting regulations and international standards related to emergency response.

• Experience in conducting emergency drills and coordinating with government emergency authorities.

• Good leadership, communication, analytical, and incident management skills.

• Ability to work under pressure and respond effectively during emergency situations.

• Certification in firefighting, rescue, first aid, or incident command system (ICS) is an advantage