Emergency Response And Medic Superintendent

Moxico Kalengwa Resources Limited, a member of the Moxico Group of Companies, is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced professional to lead emergency preparedness, response and emergency medical care at the Mufumbwe Project.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead and supervise the site emergency response team, maintaining readiness for medical, fire, rescue and other emergencies.
• Develop, implement and maintain emergency response plans, procedures and contingency arrangements for construction and mining operations.
• Provide emergency medical care, patient assessment, stabilisation and evacuation within the limits of professional registration, clinical competence and authorisation.
• Oversee fire prevention, firefighting equipment, hazardous-material incident response and rescue operations.
• Plan and conduct emergency drills, scenario exercises, team training and emergency preparedness assessments, and implement identified improvements.
• Ensure ambulances, emergency response vehicles, medical equipment and emergency supplies are serviceable, maintained and available for immediate deployment.
• Coordinate incident command, emergency communications, casualty management, medical evacuation and liaison with external emergency services.
• Investigate incidents, prepare accurate reports and track corrective actions to completion.
• Identify and manage emergency risks associated with work at heights, confined spaces, heavy equipment, electrical hazards, hot work and hazardous substances.
• Ensure compliance with applicable HSE requirements, risk assessments, safe work procedures and permit-to-work systems, and promote a strong safety and emergency-preparedness culture.
• Maintain accurate emergency response, equipment inspection, training and incident records, and prepare readiness and performance reports.

Qualifications And Experience

• Grade 12 School Certificate or equivalent.
• A recognised emergency medical qualification appropriate to the clinical duties of the role, with current professional registration and practising authorisation as required for the candidate's scope of practice in Zambia.
• A recognised firefighting and fire safety certificate, supported by relevant fire and rescue, industrial emergency response or mine rescue training.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification, together with Advanced Life Support (ALS) or equivalent emergency care certification appropriate to the candidate's clinical scope of practice.
• A minimum of seven (7) years of relevant experience in emergency response, emergency medical services, fire and rescue, or mining or industrial HSE environments.
• Proven experience leading or supervising emergency response teams at a mine, construction site, industrial facility or similarly high-risk operation, demonstrated through employment history and contactable referees.
• Demonstrated practical experience in emergency medical care, patient assessment, stabilisation and evacuation within professional authorisation.
• Experience managing ambulances, emergency response vehicles, medical equipment and emergency supplies.
• Sound knowledge of applicable HSE requirements, risk assessments, safe work procedures, permit-to-work systems and incident investigation.
• Strong leadership, communication, decision-making and team coordination skills, with proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and incident reporting systems.
• Ability to work independently in a remote mining environment and respond to emergencies outside normal working hours.
• A valid driver's licence; appropriate authorisation to operate emergency response vehicles is required where relevant to assigned duties.

How To Apply

• Apply using the Apply button on this page.
• Submit your CV, including contactable referees.
• Use the subject line "Emergency Response And Medic Superintendent".
• Clearly state your medical and fire/rescue qualifications, current professional registration and practising authorisation, life support certifications, and emergency response leadership experience in your CV.
• Hard-copy applications will not be accepted.
• Applications close on 9 November 2026.
• If you do not hear from the employer within two weeks after the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful.