Overall Responsibility
The Field Security & Crisis Management
Coordinator is in charge of all aspects of security and crisis management in
the Delegation.
The position holder will be tasked with advising the
ICRC Management at strategic level, implementing/improving security and safety
procedures, and running the day-to-day security related tasks for the Kenyan
operation including the management of the security team. The Field Security
& Crisis Management coordinator will furthermore ensure that ICRC
structures covered by the Delegation adhere to the same security standards
(Mombasa, Dar es Salaam and Djibouti for the time being).
Tasks and responsibilities
Ensures that the ICRC’s operations are carried out
with the highest level of security for its staff and property and manages
crisis situations.
Ensures the implementation of minimum-security
management requirements in the Regional Delegation, which include Nairobi
Delegation, Nairobi Regional Logistics Centre, Mombasa office, the Mission in
Djibouti and Dar Es Salaam.
Manages all safety and security matters, systems standard operating producers, reporting of incidents, policies (security rules, contingency plans) and set ups passive security, including briefings.
Liaises with all relevant external stakeholders such
as weapon-bearers, authorities, security focal points within other
organizations and International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement partners.
Contributes to the delegation’s analysis of the
humanitarian, political and security environment, risk assessment and the
elaboration of related action plans.
Provides overall coaching on the Risk Assessment (RA)
process. Assists teams in applying the ICRC’s security and safety risk
methodology including the conduct of (RA) workshops with delegation structures
(leading the delegation level RA, supporting and validating the different
structures’ RA and leading ad-hoc RAs for new sites, such as repeated
distribution sites, detention facilities, etc.).
Has oversight of security training within respective
delegation and with relevant staff.
Shares best practice with Security Crisis and
Management Support and other implicated advisors.
Manages the security team in Nairobi and contracted
security personnel.
Ensures a precise information flow between ICRC staff
and the security department.
Implements and supervises within its team the
Performance Management & Development (PMD) activities for employees under
their supervision.
Engages in ongoing and continuous feedback and
support, particularly for employees under their supervision, but also other
staff members.
Organizes regular meetings within their team to
ensure optimal coordination of the work and proper flow of information.
Minimum Requirements and
competencies
University degree or equivalent.
Minimum 10 -12 years overall professional experience.
Significant professional field experience with a
successful track record in managing security.
Proven experience in crisis and security management.
Experience managing a team is a pre-requisite.
Must be fluent in written and spoken English
language. Working level of French language would be an added asset, as is every
other additional language (e.g. Arabic).
Computer proficiency and valid driving license.
Willingness to travel frequently in the region.
How To Apply
The
interested candidates should fill in the application form by clicking the link
below then submit their CV, motivation letter, including references details,
supporting documents (Certificates, Diplomas, Degree etc) on or before 16th
June 2024 to ICRC Nairobi Delegation, HR Department via
the email address provided below:
E-mail: nai_hrrec_services@icrc.org
The reference Field Security & Crisis Management
Coordinator must be stated in the application to be valid. If you do not
clearly state the position for which you are applying and attach the required
certificates & other supporting documents, your application may not be
considered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Applicants must have the permanent right to work in
Kenya.