Employer: DanChurchAid
Location: Syria
Closing date: 03 Aug 2018
DCA invites applications for an EOD IMAS level 3+ (IEDD) Technical Advisor to support its programme in North East Syria. This position is based on donor funding and is expected to start in September 2018.
The Technical Advisor’s (TA) main responsibilities are to train, mentor and supervise Search and Clearance teams in areas contaminated with explosive hazards in North East Syria. The TA reports to the Operations Manager.
He/she will work in a potentially hostile and arduous environment. He/she will therefore need to demonstrate a positive and self-motivated attitude. Conditions such as these require a level head, attention to detail and a willingness to develop and adhere to appropriate Standard Operational Procedures (SOPs). 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 is essential. The successful applicant will need to show currency of competency in this area
Knowledge and experience with search methodologies in IED contaminated areas, both urban and rural.
Work experience from previous positions in Humanitarian Mine Action as International EOD TA is desirable, including knowledge of IMSMA forms
Work experience of training and mentoring national staff, including preparation and execution of structured training courses to IMAS standards
Work experience in hardship locations with limited logistical support
Strong leadership and team building skills are also required
Flexibility and cultural awareness and sensitivity are essential
Computer literacy essential including proficiency in Excel, Word, Power Point, etc., and various mapping programmes
Fluency in written and spoken English is essential. Knowledge of Kurdish or Arabic would be advantageous
The Technical Advisor will have the following responsibilities:
Train and capacity build national staff
Supervise and mentor search/clearance teams
Conduct Battle Area Clearance, as required
Conduct Explosives Ordnance Disposal, as required
Work closely and in coordination with DCA Risk Education and Survey teams
Operate in accordance with the DCA SOPs
Provide technical oversight of field operations of the component for which he/she is responsible, including training, safety and security, daily operational planning and implementation, and the direction and discipline of locally employed operational and administrative personnel under his/her control
Prepare all relevant reports and documentation in a timely manner, using IMSMA forms
Provide timely and detailed data for the programme output tracker
DCA offers:
A competitive salary and leave package
Insurance as per industry standards
An interesting and challenging experience addressing humanitarian needs
Applications should be in English and when applying you are kindly requested to attach a copy of relevant EOD certificates, together with your CV and motivation letter. Applications submitted without all of these will not be taken into consideration.
Closing date: 3 August 2018. Qualified candidates irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic affiliation are encouraged to apply for the vacancy.
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Closing date: 03 Aug 2018
DCA invites applications for an EOD IMAS level 3+ (IEDD) Technical Advisor to support its programme in North East Syria. This position is based on donor funding and is expected to start in September 2018.
The Technical Advisor’s (TA) main responsibilities are to train, mentor and supervise Search and Clearance teams in areas contaminated with explosive hazards in North East Syria. The TA reports to the Operations Manager.
He/she will work in a potentially hostile and arduous environment. He/she will therefore need to demonstrate a positive and self-motivated attitude. Conditions such as these require a level head, attention to detail and a willingness to develop and adhere to appropriate Standard Operational Procedures (SOPs). 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 is essential. The successful applicant will need to show currency of competency in this area
Knowledge and experience with search methodologies in IED contaminated areas, both urban and rural.
Work experience from previous positions in Humanitarian Mine Action as International EOD TA is desirable, including knowledge of IMSMA forms
Work experience of training and mentoring national staff, including preparation and execution of structured training courses to IMAS standards
Work experience in hardship locations with limited logistical support
Strong leadership and team building skills are also required
Flexibility and cultural awareness and sensitivity are essential
Computer literacy essential including proficiency in Excel, Word, Power Point, etc., and various mapping programmes
Fluency in written and spoken English is essential. Knowledge of Kurdish or Arabic would be advantageous
The Technical Advisor will have the following responsibilities:
Train and capacity build national staff
Supervise and mentor search/clearance teams
Conduct Battle Area Clearance, as required
Conduct Explosives Ordnance Disposal, as required
Work closely and in coordination with DCA Risk Education and Survey teams
Operate in accordance with the DCA SOPs
Provide technical oversight of field operations of the component for which he/she is responsible, including training, safety and security, daily operational planning and implementation, and the direction and discipline of locally employed operational and administrative personnel under his/her control
Prepare all relevant reports and documentation in a timely manner, using IMSMA forms
Provide timely and detailed data for the programme output tracker
DCA offers:
A competitive salary and leave package
Insurance as per industry standards
An interesting and challenging experience addressing humanitarian needs
Applications should be in English and when applying you are kindly requested to attach a copy of relevant EOD certificates, together with your CV and motivation letter. Applications submitted without all of these will not be taken into consideration.
Closing date: 3 August 2018. Qualified candidates irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic affiliation are encouraged to apply for the vacancy.
APPLY