ANNEX II - UNOPS

Inspect, monitor and evaluate technical aspects of the Mines Survey and Clearance activities in
operations;
Compile monitoring reports after visiting operations and provide the UNOPS Project Manager and
other controlling bodies as required with monthly summary on the mine action support operations
for reconstruction of roads and building sites;
Investigate all mine incidents and accidents and provide the UNOPS Project Manager with the
comprehensive report within 7 days after the occurrence of the incident/accident;
Provide technical advice to the UNOPS Project Manager on use and deployment of assets in the
mine action support operations for reconstruction of roads or building sites;
Train the national personnel in field operations’ supervision and management;
Perform any other task designated by the UNOPS Project Manager.
Reporting:
The Demining Supervisor will report directly to the UNOPS Project Manager;
Progress Reports are to be provided on a regular basis or as requested by the UNOPS Project
Manager, and as required in case of any incidents.
Qualifications/Experience/Skills:
Proven mine action expert with the associated qualifications or equivalent experience. Military
experience is a definite advantage;
At least five years of field experience, preferably in humanitarian mine action programmes in post
conflict countries of low to high risk;
Thorough knowledge of the IMAS, demining SOPs, technical and safety procedures;
Thorough knowledge of all demining and explosive ordnance equipments and techniques – manual,
mine detection dogs and mechanical systems;
Qualified in accident investigation procedures and report writing;
Proven leadership qualities in high risk and high demand environments preferably in post conflict
countries;
Excellent negotiation and interpersonal skills and ability to work in a multi-national environment;
Fluent in spoken and written English;
Computer literate.
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LOGISTICS COORDINATOR
General description of duties:
Working with the Project Manager, Security Coordinators and Regional Engineers, the Logistics Coordinator
will oversee and manage the logistics operations activities of the project with regards to requirements of the
project for: premises (contracting, rehabilitating and maintaining), ground and air transportation, inventory,
records keeping, movement of equipment and stores, petty cash accounting and disbursements.
Responsibilities:
Preparation of logistics plans to support all relevant operations within the assigned project(s);
Establish and maintain project offices sufficient to support their needs and in full compliance with
applicable security regulations;
Oversee recruitment of stores’ handling personnel and office support personnel as required by the
UNOPS in respective Country of Service;
Coordination of the timely payments to all personnel under direct supervision;
Assistance in provision of logistics support to other UNOPS personnel by arranging land and airtravel
including arrangement of security clearance for daily/weekly missions;
Maintenance of equipments’ inventory;
Management of programme and project transport requirements; assign duties to drivers ensuring
timely services, issuing fuel, recording log-books and maintenance and repair/recovery of vehicles;
Ensure that regular radio reporting procedures are maintained consistent with local security
measures;
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