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ANNEX II - UNOPS

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Collect data using a supplied PDA and upload data through the mobile command centre hub;<br />

Interview (through a translator, if necessary) villagers, citizens, government officials and para<br />

military personnel of the disaster affected area and populate the PDA with obtained information;<br />

Evaluate inputs as they are being provided by the people and follow up with relevant questions to<br />

obtain an appropriate response;<br />

Identify risks, opportunities, hazards and any other information which would be useful for the<br />

disaster command centre to be able to make informed decisions. The focus must be on risks to the<br />

affected communities;<br />

Operate a digital camera and capture relevant photographs that demonstrate the extent of problems,<br />

issues and/or damage;<br />

Operate a back pack Codan HF and VHF radios to maintain communications with the mobile Hub<br />

and Command Centre;<br />

Immediately report dire emergencies and provide immediate assistance to those involved until<br />

assistance arrives;<br />

Perform other tasks as directed by the OIC RRT.<br />

Reporting:<br />

The DCO will report directly to the Mobile Hub Team Leader and provide all inputs and data to this<br />

individual. An after action report is to be submitted to the RRT OIC prior to departing the mission.<br />

Qualifications/Experience/Skills:<br />

Hold a current motor bike license;<br />

Ability to operate a PDA and the internet systems to upload data;<br />

At least three (3) years of progressively responsible experience in working with groups and the<br />

public;<br />

Proven ability to operate independently and without supervision in hostile environments;<br />

Good operational leadership experience in stressful and demanding situations;<br />

Excellent interpersonal skills;<br />

Basic understanding of mechanics and ability to operate a motor bike on all terrains;<br />

Fluency in written and oral English;<br />

Ability to address publicly small and large groups of people;<br />

Ability to adapt to varying conditions;<br />

Knowledge and experience in use of Emergency Info Systems;<br />

Experience in survey work and data collection is a definite advantage;<br />

Sound planning and organizational skills to deploy to the field over an extended number of days.<br />

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