Field Security Officer Multiple duty stations and multiple positions

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• Review the security and safety situations in all WHO areas of operations and recommend measures for improvements.
•  Frequently liaise with UNDSS in HQ and the field if required, for the purpose of exchanging information and discussing how security and safety of personnel, assets and operations may be enhanced.
•  Undertake missions to assist WHO personnel operating in unsafe areas.
•  Undertake security assessment missions to the field for the purpose of advising WHO personnel on how best to deal with the security/safety challenges which confront them.
•  Maintain country files of all security related reports for the purpose of continuous analysis of their content in an effort to determine trends which could impact the safety/security of personnel and issue necessary instructions.
•  Upon initiative or request, provide HQ and the field with relevant analysis on the security situation pertaining to a country or a region.
•  Maintain up-to-date records of hazardous duty stations and respond to queries as to the application of the Malicious Acts Insurance Policy to staff in those locations.
•  Maintain a data base of residential security measures applicable in the duty stations and respond to queries pertaining to that matter.
•  Maintain up-to-date records of Security Risk Management Measures (SRMM) in force in countries where WHO has operations.
•  As requested, participate in meetings in HQ, Regional Offices and at the policy level, advise on security issues; – provide security training for staff at both HQ and field level.
• Perform specific or specialized security tasks assigned by the Director SEC.

• An advanced university degree (MA or equivalent), with a focus on security management and/or related discipline (business administration; political/social science; psychology; international relations). Alternatively, a military or police academy degree (at officer level) equivalent to advanced university degree.

• At least 7 years of experience in disaster management, risk management or security experience in the public or private service areas such as national security, military or police service or in a corporate environment, 3 of them in the United Nations Security Management System.

• Relevant military or police training, direct field experience in an international context such as UN system organization field operations, UN peacekeeping operations.
•  Knowledge of UN security management system.
• Proven analytical skills.
• Investigation background would be an asset.
• Knowledge of WHO field operations would be an asset.

• Expert knowledge of English.
• Intermediate knowledge of French for some duty stations.

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