Mobile Security Officer

The Mobile Security Officer supports the Chief Area Office in developing and implementing security risk management processes and plans, manages security access control and guard force operations, and liaises with local authorities to ensure security compliance and incident response in the designated area of operation. Responsibilities Assist the Chief of Area Office (CAO) in the development and implementation of the ad hoc Security Risk Management (SRM) process and Security Plan, and other routine security documents such as security contingency plans and evacuation plans. Assist in the development and implementation of established security policy, guidelines, and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to ensure security compliance by personnel, assets, and operations in the designated area of operation. Manage security access control procedures, systems, and equipment in UNRWA premises and installations in the designated area; conduct periodic security assessments for premises and installations to ensure provisions of an effective guard force. Assist in preparing, coordinating, and providing security briefings and training for all personnel in the designated area of operation; responsible for overall training and day-to-day operational and technical support of the guard force. Advise the CAO and the National Security Officer (NSO) on the acquisition and inventory control of security related equipment. Respond and assist personnel affected by security incidents in the designated area of operation, ensure Security Incident Reports are completed and submitted within established timelines; inform the National Security Officer of incidents and events impacting UNRWA. Advise the Chief of Area Office and personnel in the designated Area of their security related responsibilities and accountabilities. Work closely with local authorities; maintain positive and constructive relationships with local security, police, fire and medical authorities; monitor the local security situation through local media and professional networks providing regular updates to Chief of Area Office and the National Security Officer. Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor. Requirements A first university degree from an accredited educational institution in security and risk management, political/social science, criminal justice, international relations, business management or other related fields. At least two years of responsible and relevant work experience in emergency settings, either in public, humanitarian or corporate settings. Possession of valid driving license is required. Two years' experience in security. Practical working knowledge of the UN. Formal training in security and safety measures. Proven ability to conduct training. Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office package. Good report writing skills. Excellent communication and negotiation skills, sound judgment and demonstrated problem-solving skills. Candidates must reside in West Bank or Jerusalem and have authorization to work in the duty station at the time of application. Skills Security Risk Management Emergency Response Security Operations Security Training Incident Response Security Compliance Guard Force Management Driving License UN Security Procedures Microsoft Office Suite Report Writing Communications Skills Negotiation Skills Problem Solving Languages English, Arabic