Incident Response Service Officer

Primary Location

Perth - GFF
Job Description Summary

Service Stream is currently looking for an Incident Response Service Officer in Perth.
About the Role
- Provide site attendance at incidents on a first response basis and make an initial assessment as to the appropriate and proven incident response actions required to protect road users as a result of the incident and return traffic flow to normal operation in liaison with any emergency services that may also be responding.
- Ensure RNOC is kept updated on any statuses of incidents on a regular basis.
- Undertake patrols on approved routes during the required times including but not limited to:

- Driving the route
- Identifying any incident or potential incident that could affect driver safety or impede the flow of traffic
- Identifying any road anomalies and respond to or carry out relevant works required
- Proactively respond to all incidents in accordance with all policies, procedures, SWMs and SWI's.
- Ensure attendance at all mandatory training.
- Ensure the collection and provision of all road traffic intelligence to Road Network Operations Centre (RNOC).
- Provide stakeholder engagement to increase incident response and road user education.
- Removal of debris within the road network in accordance with relevant Safe Work Instructions.
- Ensure the recording of details of all incidents and events that IRS attend within the Job and Asset Management Systems (JAMS) and Main Roads incident Management System - WebEOC.
- Ensure an exceptional level of customer service to all internal and external stakeholders at all times.
- Ensuring the maintenance of a safe work environment for yourself, your colleagues and the general public.
- Ensuring the continuous dynamic risk assessment and utilisation of the risk and escalation tool for all incidents attended.
- Ensuring comprehensive pre-starts conducted on all shifts.
- Ensuring the escalation of incidents in accordance with incident response procedures.
- Ensuring vehicle cleanliness and uniform minimum standards policies are adhered to.
- Ensuring readiness for shift start time.
- Ensuring compliance with all safety management procedures
- Provide assistance with additional and alternative duties as required including but not limited to the following:

- Assistance within Tunnel Operations where required
- Provide assistance to IRSS with the investigation and resolution of complaints
- Developing and maintaining strong, effective working relationships with key stakeholders both internally and externally

Required licences, accreditations and tickets:

- MR Heavy Vehicle Driver's Licence
- White Card
- Basic Worksite Traffic Management accreditation (BWTM).
- Operate Truck Mounted Attenuator accreditation (OTMA).

About Us

ServiceStream, together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, is a leading national service provider to develop and operate Australia's essential communications, energy and water networks in the telecommunications, utilities and transport industries. We specialise in the design, construction and maintenance of new and existing networks, and deliver end-to-end engineering and asset management solutions on behalf of our blue-chip client base.

ServiceStream is committed to building a workplace culture that values diversity and inclusion. We actively promote the employment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, people with a disability, LGBTQI and other diverse groups to strengthen relationships and benefit our people, clients, and communities.

ServiceStream are a signatory to the Veterans Employment Commitment. We value the skills and experience of ex-ADF members and their partners and will strongly consider veterans who meet the key criteria for our employment opportunities.
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