Class Concept
Employees in this class are responsible for developing, implementing and administering statewide emergency management programs supporting all-hazard preparedness, response, recovery, and hazard mitigation for emergencies as defined by NCGS 166A-19.3(6). Functions to administer assigned programs may involve administrative, technical assistance, public outreach, interagency coordination, research, policy development, and others as required.
Employees of this class will typically serve as a subject matter expert or technical lead in area of assignment, with specialized and/or technical knowledge of the specific hazard, emergency management program, or field. Work may also involve responsibility for coordinating, developing, implementing, and evaluating plans, policies and procedures for special emphasis emergency programs or services provided by the division. Performs varying amounts of deliberative planning functions.
Employees may also be task-assigned to provide more generalist support for other program areas as needed, including participating in major disaster response and recovery operations. Employees in this class normally perform under the administrative and technical supervision of an Emergency Management Supervisor or Emergency Management Section Manager but may be located in other work units organizationally.