CATHOLIC
RELIEF SERVICES (CRS) IS AN INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
SUPPORTING RELEIF AND DEVELOPMENT WORK IN OVER 99 COUNTRIES AROUND THE
WORLD.
JOB TITLE: SECURITY MANAGER
REPORTS TO: HEAD OF OPERATIONS
BAND: D-2
DURATION: 6 MONTHS RENEWABLE
BASED IN: ABUJA, NIGERIA
JOB CONTEXT:
The
Security Manager post is located in Abuja, Nigeria and charged with the
responsibility for ensuring the safety and security of CRS staff and
asset in Nigeria. The post provides technical leadership and oversight
on all matters related to security and safety of CRS personnel and
assets. The post holder is charged with developing, uploading
maintaining, disseminating and ensuring staff compliance with, the
Nigeria field security plan (FSP) as well as security and safety
policies, procedures and advisories for all staff working Nigeria, and
coordinating the same with the security Officer and staff based in
satellite offices.
S/he
will represent CRS at all security forums in Abuja (and outside as
necessary) and will develop strong professional relationship with other
INGOs and the UN agencies on security related issues. The post holder
will also establish and nurture effective working relationships and
mutual trust with the official government agencies of law and order and
security enforcement in Abuja and other parts of Nigeria at all levels.
The
post holder will ensure that Abuja based international and national
staff are fully informed of, prepared for and responsive to potential
emergency and security threats. The post holder will take the lead in
revising or developing new security procedures, standards and SOPs for
CRS Nigeria as deemed necessary. And important part of the security
officers responsibility is the main streaming of emergency preparedness
security and staff safety management into all project activities and
strengthening the technical and management capacity of CRS staff on
security matters.
JOB RESPONSIBILITES SAFETY AND SECURITY
· Ensure
Nigeria program, compliance with CRS staff safety and security policies
and protocols so that CRS personnel, assets and image are protected.
· Participate
in recruitment, management and evaluation of security service providers
and personnel. Coordinate closely with security service providers.
· Supervise
guards and ensure that they are working as per their responsibilities
and they have the up-to-date security information
· Coordinate
with country-level security committees, staff and key contacts from
other agencies operating in the Abuja area, including OSAC and UN/DSS
agencies
· Attend
UN & I/NGO security meetings, gather relevant security incident
information, and report back to CR, Head of Ops or Head of Programs on
significant security details from these meetings
· Monitor continuously the security situation in Nigeria with a focus on Abuja
· Advise
on security and safety policies and procedures for all CRS Nigeria
field locations in line with GoN, UN and most important, CRS guidelines.
· Develop
and maintain effective security communication tree system Conduct (day
and night) communication checks and inform guards, drivers about any
security updates.
· Ensure clear security procedures for checking entry and exit of the vehicles and visitors into CRS compound (s).
· Provide spot checks at night to ensure that guards are awake and are patrolling the compound
· Periodically check to ensure all first aid boxes in CRS vehicles are easily identified and fully stocked
· Working
with the administration team, assess some of the hotel facilities
regularly used by CRS staff to ascertain the security level and advice
senior management as necessary
SECURITY PLANNING, DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTING
Review country-level Field Security Plan periodically and identify need for revisions and ensure annual revision of FSPs.
· Ensures preparation of contingency plans for times of expected crisis, such as during elections
· Provide
Nigeria program with security analysis on least a quarterly basis on
safety and security incidents in order to inform investment decisions in
training, equipment purchases/transfers, staffing, and other budget
items related to security management.
· Ensure
frequent communication depending upon the security context with all
field offices and update country Representative, and senior management
of any security threats and/or incidents
· Set
up a fortnightly reporting system to keep all international staff
updated on key security issues. This will include compilation of reports
received from security networks Nigerian Government sources and UN.
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
Conduct regular safety and security checks of CRS offices and staff houses and make necessary
Upgrades
and improvements to structures, equipment, systems, etc when necessary.
Develop a security action plan for reinforcement of security measures
at the Nigeria office compound and the residences of CRS international
staff.
· Conduct initial security assessments before the hiring of new CRS offices/programs and international staff residences
· Ensure all accommodation and office facilities are secured according to CRS staff and security guidelines
· Ensure
compliance with fire safety standards and preparedness, including
availability, placement and adequacy of relevant equipment and signage,
as well as appointment and training of fire marshals conducting fire -
drills
QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS:
Bachelor's degree in related field
Excellent communication skills both oral and written,
Minimum 5 years experience working in security-sensitive environments undergone formal training in security.
Demonstrated ability to transfer knowledge through formal and informal training
HOW TO APPLY
Interested candidates should download the CRS Application form using this link: http://bit.ly/1stPvCo
And send with a detailed resume as attached MS word documents to: NG_HR@global.crs.org before COB Wednesday 2nd July, 2014.
Only applications sent in the required format will be considered.
CRS
is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis
of race, color, religion, etc. qualified women are especially
encouraged to apply"
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