<div>Status: Part Time, Non-Exempt (On Call)Position Open Until FilledWages Rates:$8.02/hour for meetings/training$35.00/hr. Emergency Call-outESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSReceives direction from the HAZMAT Coordinator, as appointed by the Local Emergency Planning Committee.Responds to chemical emergencies occurring in Dodge County as the result of a spill, leak, release, fire, uncontrolled reaction, abandoned receptacles, and/or mishandling of material(s) as requested by the local Incident Commander through Sheriff’s Office Communications Division.Reports to scene/staging area, determined by the Incident Commander or Hazmat Coordinator.Coordinates efforts with other agencies to mitigate the situation.Employs the use of the Incident Command System (ICS) as defined by the National Incident Management System (NIMS).Assists Incident Commander and HAZMAT Coordinator in assessing hazardous or potentially hazardous conditions and rapidly identifies the immediate hazards that may affect the public, response personnel, and the environment including: contamination, weather observations, referencing of materials, hazmat control zones, evacuation, air sampling, containment, and Incident Action Plan (IAP).Utilizes proper personal protective equipment in accordance to incident level criteria.Follows contamination control procedures to minimize the transfer of hazardous substances from the scene by establishing control zones and decontaminating people and equipment.Implements Incident Action Plan (IAP) by providing support to the Incident Commander or designee in one or more of the following roles: Team Coordinator (HazMat Group Supervisor), Team Leaders, HAZMAT Safety Officer, and/or Team member.HAZMAT Coordinator / Assistant Coordinator (HazMat Group Supervisor):Reports to Incident Commander.Organizes, assigns, and is responsible for the overall HAZMAT operations during deployments.Provides incident documentation.</div>

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Status: Part Time, Non-Exempt (On Call) Receives direction from the HAZMAT Coordinator, as appointed by the Local Emergency Planning Committee. Responds to chemical emergencies occurring in Dodge County as the result of a spill, leak, release, fire, uncontrolled reaction, abandoned receptacles, and/or mishandling of material(s) as requested by the local Incident Commander through Sheriff’s Office Communications Division.

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