Disaster Preparedness Team Member York County

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american red crossYork (PA)

Emergency Management Directors Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities

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About the role

The Preparedness Team Member is vital in equipping communities with the knowledge and resources to prepare for home fires and other disasters. This position focuses on implementing preparedness programming to enhance community resilience and safety.

Key Responsibilities: Support annual preparedness goals, regional disaster operations (RDO) objectives, and local preparedness initiatives by participating in meetings, projects, and activities. Deliver preparedness programs based on training in one or more of the following Home Fire Campaign - Educate households on fire safety and install smoke alarms. The Pillowcase Project - Teach children about disaster preparedness in fun and engaging ways. Community Preparedness Education Programs - Provide disaster readiness training for diverse community groups. Engage with community partners to strengthen relationships and expand preparedness efforts. Assist with inventory management and the procurement/distribution of preparedness supplies.

Qualifications: Ability to follow directions and execute tasks independently with minimal supervision. Strong adaptability, problem-solving, and negotiation skills to work effectively in changing environments. Capacity to build meaningful relationships with team members, community partners, and the public. Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in all interactions. This is an opportunity to make a lasting impact by helping communities prepare for disasters before they happen. Join the Preparedness Team today and help build a more resilient future! Watch our video to learn more: We Are The American Red Cross.

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