Office of the Inspector-General of Emergency Management

The Office of the Inspector-General of Emergency Management (IGEM) supports a strong and confident disaster management sector in Queensland to deliver safer and more resilient communities. The Office plays an important role in bringing the sector together to draw on collective experience, wisdom, and expertise to anticipate, plan, prepare, and respond to all hazards across the State. The Office provides independent, timely, and valued assurance and insights to enhance Queenslands disaster management arrangements. It achieves these functions by: - undertaking activities to drive continuous improvement through collaborative assessment, partnership, engagement, and research. - working with state government agencies, local governments,...

Office of the inspector-general of emergency management operates in the Public safety industry.

Office of the inspector-general of emergency management's revenue is 11m - 100m

Office of the inspector-general of emergency management has 11 - 50 employees.