Employer: DanChurchAid
The Technical Advisor’s (TA) main responsibilities are to supervise survey and clearance teams in areas contaminated with explosive remnants of war (ERW). The TA reports to the Operations Manager. He/she will work in a potentially hostile and often arduous environment, therefore will need to demonstrate a positive and self-motivated attitude and ability to get along with others in a close-knit team. Conditions such as these require a level head, patience, a can-do attitude, a person who is solutions-oriented and has a willingness to adhere to strict security protocols. Good interpersonal skills with national authorities and national staff are a prerequisite. A good sense of humour will also go a long way. In return we offer you the chance to join a well-established team with a great spirit. If you have these qualities and skills and you are looking for a challenging opportunity with a leading mine action NGO then we would be interested in talking to you.Applicants must have the following qualifications and experience:
EOD IMAS Level 3 qualification or NATO equivalent, with certificates
Knowledge and experience of EOD and ERW clearance methodologies. The successful applicant will need to show competency in this area
Work experience from previous positions in Humanitarian Mine Action as International EOD TA is highly desirable, although commercial experience is also valid.
Knowledge of IMAS, Non-technical Survey, Battle Area Clearance and Land Release.
Flexibility and cultural awareness and sensetivity are essential.
Computer literacy essential including proficiency in Excel, Word, Power Point, etc.
Knowledge of IMSMA.
Fluency in written and spoken English is essential.
The Technical Adviser will have the following responsibilities:
Supervise and mentor search/clearance teams.
Conduct Battle Area Clearance.
Conduct Explosives Ordnance Disposal as required.
Operate in accordance with DCA country specific SOPs and NMAS.
Provide technical oversight of field operations including training, daily operational planning and implementation, and the direction of locally employed operational and administrative personnel under his/her control.
DCA offers:
A on year contract starting as soon as possible
A competitive salary package
Insurance as per industry standards
An interesting and challenging experience addressing humanitarian needs
Applications should be in English language and when applying you are kindly requested to attach a copy of your relevant EOD certificates. Applications should include a non-standard/generic covering letter of motivation for applying for this position and a CV detailing previous work experience with dates. Applications submitted without all of these will not be taken into consideration.
Closing date: Friday 8th June, 2018.
Qualified and interested candidates irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnicity are encouraged to apply for the vacancy.
Information:Place: Libya
Deadline: 08/06 2018
Contact person: Gerred Dingwall
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Location: Sirte, Libya.
DCA invites applications for an EOD IMAS level 3 qualified or equivalent military standard Technical Advisor to support its mine action programme in Libya, with duty station in Sirte, Libya.
DCA invites applications for an EOD IMAS level 3 qualified or equivalent military standard Technical Advisor to support its mine action programme in Libya, with duty station in Sirte, Libya.
The Technical Advisor’s (TA) main responsibilities are to supervise survey and clearance teams in areas contaminated with explosive remnants of war (ERW). The TA reports to the Operations Manager. He/she will work in a potentially hostile and often arduous environment, therefore will need to demonstrate a positive and self-motivated attitude and ability to get along with others in a close-knit team. Conditions such as these require a level head, patience, a can-do attitude, a person who is solutions-oriented and has a willingness to adhere to strict security protocols. Good interpersonal skills with national authorities and national staff are a prerequisite. A good sense of humour will also go a long way. In return we offer you the chance to join a well-established team with a great spirit. If you have these qualities and skills and you are looking for a challenging opportunity with a leading mine action NGO then we would be interested in talking to you.Applicants must have the following qualifications and experience:
EOD IMAS Level 3 qualification or NATO equivalent, with certificates
Knowledge and experience of EOD and ERW clearance methodologies. The successful applicant will need to show competency in this area
Work experience from previous positions in Humanitarian Mine Action as International EOD TA is highly desirable, although commercial experience is also valid.
Knowledge of IMAS, Non-technical Survey, Battle Area Clearance and Land Release.
Flexibility and cultural awareness and sensetivity are essential.
Computer literacy essential including proficiency in Excel, Word, Power Point, etc.
Knowledge of IMSMA.
Fluency in written and spoken English is essential.
The Technical Adviser will have the following responsibilities:
Supervise and mentor search/clearance teams.
Conduct Battle Area Clearance.
Conduct Explosives Ordnance Disposal as required.
Operate in accordance with DCA country specific SOPs and NMAS.
Provide technical oversight of field operations including training, daily operational planning and implementation, and the direction of locally employed operational and administrative personnel under his/her control.
DCA offers:
A on year contract starting as soon as possible
A competitive salary package
Insurance as per industry standards
An interesting and challenging experience addressing humanitarian needs
Applications should be in English language and when applying you are kindly requested to attach a copy of your relevant EOD certificates. Applications should include a non-standard/generic covering letter of motivation for applying for this position and a CV detailing previous work experience with dates. Applications submitted without all of these will not be taken into consideration.
Closing date: Friday 8th June, 2018.
Qualified and interested candidates irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnicity are encouraged to apply for the vacancy.
Information:Place: Libya
Deadline: 08/06 2018
Contact person: Gerred Dingwall
APPLY NOW