SCANNER OPERATOR - Isaf - Nato

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Essential Qualifications:
Professional/Experience:
Certification on AS&E equipment and/or 3-4 years experience in Scanning / Screening activities
(airport, maritime, military, private)
AS&E equipment certification consists of:
SmartCheck and Gemini systems (IPSM) and
Omniview Gantry Vehicle Inspection system or Z portal Vehicle Screening system
Background as screener (operator), law enforcement (Police and/or Customs Officers) and/or
military.
Education/Training:
Higher Secondary education or equivalent
Driver B
Good knowledge of different types of scanners
Language: English: Good to Very Good. Note: Both oral and written work in this post and in the
ISAF Headquarters is conducted in English.
Standard Automated Data Processing (ADP) Applications: WORKING knowledge.
Desirable Qualifications:
Professional/Experience:
Experience working in Joint or Multinational operations.
Knowledge of different types of scanning equipment
Education/Training:
"Trainers Certificate" for scanning equipment
Personal Attributes:
Security Minded.
Team Oriented.
Ability to work under stressful conditions
Ability to make independent on the spot decisions
Positive attitude with respect to international/multi-national co-operation.
Ability to communicate easily with people and to establish contacts.
Social skills enabling him / her to successfully co-ordinate / operate at a military facility
The position of the Scanner Operator requires a robust personality, sound justifiable decision making
and loyalty to his/her chain of command and ISAF
Contribution to Objectives:
The incumbent provides the highest level of service and support to all KAIA civilian and military staff
and visitors to KAIA.
The work has direct impact on Security at entrance points (ECG and NG) to KAIA and overall Air
Transport Security within ISAF (Intra -Theatre and International flights)..
Work Environment:
ISAF KAIA is a Military APOD within Kabul International Airport on the outskirts of Kabul.
High psychological strain and risk depending on operational tempo, current and projected threats,
absence of family and friends, and distance and/or communication difficulties with the same.
Living conditions in Kabul are rudimentary with lodging on the military compound and governed by
military rules.
Majority of the work will be completed in an open air environment. This will include exposure to
extremes of noises associated with aircraft operations, and seasonal weather such as dust, sun,
wind and snow.
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