Hiring Organization: Norwegian Refugee Council
Job Location: Romania
Employment Type: Full time
Base Salary: TBD
Closing Date:
Title: Health, Safety & Security Manager (Romania) - Ukraine Response
Job Description
The Norwegian Refugee Council has launched its humanitarian response plan for the next six months, aiming to reach 800,000 people inside Ukraine and neighbouring countries.
Background
The Norwegian Refugee Council has been present in Ukraine since 2014, helping more than 700,000 people with food, shelter, water, sanitation, and legal assistance. Rapid change of situation in February 2022 during which whole Ukraine became affected by the conflict required significant scale-up of emergency programmes.
In response to the large-scale of displacement of refugees fleeing Ukraine, NRC is in the process of setting up humanitarian operations for refugees arriving in Poland, Romania and Moldova. NRC will respond, focusing on an integrated approach that combines our sectoral areas of expertise – education, protection, urban displacement outside camps, legal aid (ICLA) and shelter – working to a great extent through local partners.
Skills & Experience
We are seeking highly qualified, resilient, dynamic professionals to respond to Ukraine crisis and support people in Ukraine and refugees in the neighbouring host countries.
Your passion, skills, and experience can make a big difference. This mission would be a start-up in a challenging, emergency context in Europe.
Below is the general person profile that we are seeking:
Substantial experience in humanitarian/emergency context in senior finance management roles. i.e.: Humanitarian Access Manager, Security Manager in Humanitarian Emergencies. Please note this is not a ''Safety at Work'' traditional position
Experience working in a start-up mission
Strong leadership and people management skills
Strong capacity building (mentoring, coaching) skills
Expertise in the different programme areas and support functions (according to list of positions)
Fluency in English, both written and verbal. Additional language skills (Polish, Romanian, Russian) an asset
Ability to be agile and to adapt to a continuously developing crisis
The applicants passport and/or ability to obtain a Schengen visa immediately will be requirement for the positions.
What We Offer
Duty Station: Suceava (Romania)
Contract: 1 year contract with the possibility of extension for the majority of positions
NRC’s Salary Scale: NRC offers a competitive compensation and benefits package
Start date: Immediately – within the next few months (depending on position)
We also encourage you to share this widely with your other colleagues in the humanitarian sector.
We shall be collecting applications on a rolling basis and if your profile fits our immediate need then a recruiter will reach out to you.
NRC is very grateful to those who have responded thus far and continue to heed to our calls for support. This is going a long way in addressing the diverse needs, priorities, and concerns currently affecting the people of Ukraine.
Applications will be reviewed on ongoing basis. Due to large response, NRC will not provide feedback to those candidates who do not meet criteria and/or not follow the application process.
APPLY
Job Location: Romania
Job Identification: 5573
Base Salary: TBD
Closing Date:
Title: Health, Safety & Security Manager (Romania) - Ukraine Response
Job Description
The Norwegian Refugee Council has launched its humanitarian response plan for the next six months, aiming to reach 800,000 people inside Ukraine and neighbouring countries.
Background
The Norwegian Refugee Council has been present in Ukraine since 2014, helping more than 700,000 people with food, shelter, water, sanitation, and legal assistance. Rapid change of situation in February 2022 during which whole Ukraine became affected by the conflict required significant scale-up of emergency programmes.
In response to the large-scale of displacement of refugees fleeing Ukraine, NRC is in the process of setting up humanitarian operations for refugees arriving in Poland, Romania and Moldova. NRC will respond, focusing on an integrated approach that combines our sectoral areas of expertise – education, protection, urban displacement outside camps, legal aid (ICLA) and shelter – working to a great extent through local partners.
Skills & Experience
We are seeking highly qualified, resilient, dynamic professionals to respond to Ukraine crisis and support people in Ukraine and refugees in the neighbouring host countries.
Your passion, skills, and experience can make a big difference. This mission would be a start-up in a challenging, emergency context in Europe.
Below is the general person profile that we are seeking:
Substantial experience in humanitarian/emergency context in senior finance management roles. i.e.: Humanitarian Access Manager, Security Manager in Humanitarian Emergencies. Please note this is not a ''Safety at Work'' traditional position
Experience working in a start-up mission
Strong leadership and people management skills
Strong capacity building (mentoring, coaching) skills
Expertise in the different programme areas and support functions (according to list of positions)
Fluency in English, both written and verbal. Additional language skills (Polish, Romanian, Russian) an asset
Ability to be agile and to adapt to a continuously developing crisis
The applicants passport and/or ability to obtain a Schengen visa immediately will be requirement for the positions.
What We Offer
Duty Station: Suceava (Romania)
Contract: 1 year contract with the possibility of extension for the majority of positions
NRC’s Salary Scale: NRC offers a competitive compensation and benefits package
Start date: Immediately – within the next few months (depending on position)
We also encourage you to share this widely with your other colleagues in the humanitarian sector.
We shall be collecting applications on a rolling basis and if your profile fits our immediate need then a recruiter will reach out to you.
NRC is very grateful to those who have responded thus far and continue to heed to our calls for support. This is going a long way in addressing the diverse needs, priorities, and concerns currently affecting the people of Ukraine.
Applications will be reviewed on ongoing basis. Due to large response, NRC will not provide feedback to those candidates who do not meet criteria and/or not follow the application process.
APPLY