Trainer – Emergency Management
WSP
Trainer – Emergency Management
WSP
Plans and designs infrastructure projects
What if you could do the kind of work the world needs?
At WSP, you can access our global scale, contribute to landmark projects and connect with the brightest minds in your field to do the best work of your life. You can embrace your curiosity in a culture that celebrates new ideas and diverse perspectives. You can experience a world of opportunity and the chance to shape a career as unique as you.
Here’s your opportunity to help create safer workplaces! WSP's Emergency Management team is solving Australia’s biggest challenges by enhancing and preserving both built and natural environments, promoting resource sustainability, and building resilient infrastructure for thriving communities.
We’re seeking a self-motivated Emergency Management Trainer on a casual basis to deliver world-class training and compliance services across South Australia. From gap analysis and audits to warden training and evacuation planning, you’ll work on diverse projects that blend fieldwork, reporting, and project management, while collaborating with industry experts and shaping resilient communities.
You will report to the National Training & Compliance Manager, collaborate with a team of high-performing industry experts, and be responsible for the delivery of our world-class emergency management training.
What you’ll do
You will manage Emergency Management frameworks for your clients in Adelaide and broader South Australia, specifically undertaking gap analysis, audits, evacuation diagram markups, and Warden training at Retail, Commercial and Industrial sites, balancing fieldwork, reporting, and project management.
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About you
Why WSP?
Imagine a better future for you, and for us all.
Joining WSP means becoming part of a global team of over 73,000, united by a shared passion for making a positive impact.
With us, you can. Apply today.
WSP is an engineering and science consultancy that helps governments and businesses plan, design, and manage infrastructure. Its teams work on transport networks, buildings, water systems, power facilities, and environmental projects, combining engineers with scientists, planners, and technical advisers. Services include feasibility studies, detailed design, environmental assessments, and project management, with specialists supporting assets through construction and operation. Clients pay through contracts priced by staff time, agreed project fees, or a share of project costs. Genivar reorganized as WSP Global in 2014, and the group is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec.
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