Work for the homeless and bring them for a better platform.

safety and security for Community and premises of the residential or commercial buildings

Ensure the facility is provided with high-quality security services to protect people and propertyReport safety concerns, security breaches, and unusual circumstances both verbally and in writingBuild, improve and maintain effective relationships with both client employees and guestsAnswer questions and assist guests and employeesAnswer phones or greet guests/employees in a professional, welcoming mannerknowledgeable and proficient in general security industry standards and methodsWatch for irregular or unusual conditions that may create security concerns or safety hazardsMust possess advanced skills and professional experience in the areas of people and conflict management with tact and discretionMust be flexible and possess the ability to function in stressful situationsA dependable team player with business maturity, enthusiasm, and a positive attitude

Safety and security of staff

Establishing and maintaining liaison links with ANSF security contacts, to include through note exclusively, Chief of Kabul Police, local Police District commanders, Chief of MoI Protocol Police, Head of Presidential Security Team, local Protocol Police Commander, local police commanders. Providing the single Point of Contact on all security related matters for local staff employed at Kabul, with an ability to advice on security protocols and reaction to intimidation and threat information. Other ad hoc tasks linked to security, as required by the members of security section. Enhances security collaboration between IEC security and relevant Government of Afghanistan (GoA) Ministries, authorities and entities in Kabul and the Regional capitals; Assist in the establishment of liaison protocol between IEC security and relevant GoA Ministries and municipality authorities in Kabul and the Regional capitals. Assist in the establishment of liaison protocol between UN security and GoA Civil Aviation and Border Police authorities and entities in Kabul and the Regional capitals. Under the direct supervision and guidance of discusses the relevant UN security areas of collaboration with the relevant GoA Ministries and entities, in Kabul and the Regional capitals. Responsible for IEC compound security and their assets. Supervise all the Security Guards for IEC compound. Under the direct supervision and guidance of the CSO/CEO establishes security information sharing methodology on threats, risks, contingency plans, protective measures for IEC premises and other relevant IEC management system aspects with relevant GoA Ministries, authorities and entities in Kabul and the Regional capitals. Delivery. Assist in conducting on site security survey and assessment of all IEC compounds when required. Strong knowledge in CCTV systems, access control and command & control systems Experience/proven ability to work under pressure in an ambiguous environment

•Support to preparation and implementation of UN Security Management System in Projects under LOTFA, follow up on implementation of mitigation measures ,•Assists in developing SOPs and advisories on security to LOTFA personnel. •Assists to conduct and hoc assessments for all LOTFA premises and Loctions and assists in conducting periodic security assessments of LOTFA project premises and equipment and provides advice on shortfails in security preparedness with recommended improvements and solutions• Assists to conduct and follow up on investigations on security incident affecting LOTFA personnel and premises, gathers information, formulates and drafts security incident reports and Safety and Security incident recording system (SSIRS) reports. • Liaises with Local authorities, NDS,ANP,ANA to collect and echange information.• Acts as focal point for LOTFA advising personnel on implementation of security measures and MOSS for LOTFA premises and loction.• Maintains updated information on SRAs follow up implemaentation of SRA,• Assists in MOSS compliance inspections, disseminates security advisories and other relevant information to LOTFA persoannel.• Sufficient UNDP Elect personnel trained in the use of ETB in order to respond to a medical emergency• Sufficient UNDP Elect personnel trained in First-aid Fire Fighting Appliances (FFFA) in order to respond to an emergency.• Maintains the international and national Warden system for the project.• Conducts security training in accordance with MOSS.• Assigns call signs to all LOTFA staff and maintains up to date records.• Take minutes and/or notes at all security meetings related to LOTFA security.• Ensure that UNDP/LOTFA international personnel are housed in locations that foster effectiveness, by allowing personnel to relax and live with an ease of mind, and without undue concern over the prevailing levels of risk to which they are exposed in those facilities.

•Assist FSS in collecting, updating the security incident log and communicating information regarding the security of UNDP ELECT staff and assets.•Assists in maintaining the office emergency plan and the ELECT warden system;•Supports the FSS with the assessment, and implementation, of Minimum Operational Security Standards (MOSS for all office and residential locations.•Assists in responding to security incidents affecting UNDP ELECT personnel, offices and assets, and assists in the preparation of security reports.•Organizes and delivers training courses on security awareness and preparedness;•Provides general administrative assistance to the FSS.•Liaises and coordinates as instructed by FSS with CO Field Security Section as well as UNDSS, other UN Agency and NGO security focal points;•Maintain awareness of the security situation across the regions and ensures adequate gathering and verification of security information that may be required for a proper analysis of the situation by the FSS.•Maintains routine and confidential correspondence files/documents;•Maintains contact details of UNDP ELECT staff and emergency contacts and assigns radio call signs and wardens to new arrivals;•Receives and collates all regional security reports, including daily staff lists, weekly reports and ad hoc reports on incidents or issues.•Ensures all new staff receive security equipment;•Liaises with CO FSS radio specialist to ensure all radios are programmed appropriately;Arranges appoints, receives visitors, and takes minutes and/or notes at meetings.•Assists in the preparation and review of the UNDP ELECT security plans;•Supports actions during the implementation of the Security Plans, as required;•Assists the FSS and Wardens in the maintenance of the UNDP ELECT Warden system, both for national and international staff;

Maintains liaison with local provincial authorities, military, intelligence and police commanders. Ensures adequate gathering and verification of security information required for proper analysis. Assists the D-AFSCO/MSO in maintaining general security within the region and to ensure availability of accurate information on clearance of UNAMA Road MissionsPrepares and maintains up-to-date records of Road Mission Security Clearance request for all UNAMA staff Initiates correspondences to inform mission participants on condition of such security clearance requests. Advises the D-AFSCO/MSO on peculiar local conditions, culture and traditional values that impact on security within the region in particular and Afghanistan in general. Draft weekly Situation Reports conducts security investigations and writes incident Reports.Conducts security briefs for newly arrived staff members.Assists in establishing policies and procedures for reviewing crisis situations and prepares contingency plans for emergencies Prepare the draft of security plan for the area of assignment within the overall mission area of operations. Perform routine investigations or security assessments to ensure the safety of field staff Assists in monitoring compliance with Minimum Operational Security Standards (MOSS), also assists with the compilation of data required for the MOSS Self-Assessment Programmer. Supervised (25) International Ghurkas for UN compound. Serve as member of interdisciplinary team on matters of non-routine nature, such as mine removal, evacuations, medical emergency or hostilities that threaten the safety of staff Prepare Standard Operation Procedures for the area of assignment.Supervises the duty schedule of local security guards and assist higher grade Security Officers in their performance evaluation procedures Proven experience in securing VIP and facilities.Strong knowledge in CCTV systems, access control and command & control systems Experience/proven ability to

Maintaining an updated list of staff with all relevant information, the should include the staff members consultants and interns in the duty stations, eligible dependents of staff members on holidays in the country. Ensures the establishment and maintenance of the functioning Emergency communications system with PRT. Translated all civil affairs (C.A) work out into Dari and Pashto.Interpreting for the police tactical adversary time fore Afghan national police (ANP) and Afghan national auxiliary police (ANP). The participated in the security meetings and provincial development consul (PDC) of meetings. Worked as a linguist for the provincial coordinate center (PCC) of Ghazni province and supervisor for cat -1 linguist. Translated all psychological messages to Dari in Pashto for daily announcement messagesParticipate in the sessions, which related to governor and directors of the province.Giving daily report of interpreters to PRT.Collected the opinion of the people about US army and answer the question of the people. Helped with the Base manager into the term of giving monthly salaries for interpreters.Cooperated Local Radio stations for the betterment of their services. Provides translation to/from national languages (Dari and Pashto) to English.Participates in travel and missions into the provinces/regions, as and when required.

•Performed all levels of CP requirements ranging from team leader to rear gunner/driver in a highly-volatile time in Afghanistan in support of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) reconstruction mission•Occasionally served the role of TL one equipped, trained and managed up to a 25-man team of highly-skilled operators •Experience culminated in Asadabad as the main PPO for the top client of the USACE outfit (2 command teams). This role required daily collaboration and coordination with a myriad of clients and cohorts in support of movement requirements to every region of interpreting during sensitivity meeting •Organizing the rules of interpreters•Sending interpreters to their required jobs such as Missions, O.P and others•Participated in sessions, which related to governor and directors of the province•Helped with the Base manager into the term of giving monthly salaries for interpreters•Provide the equipments for Base •Translate letters which came to PRT from the Governor and directors of the province •Translate projects announcements to Radio station, which provide from PRT for bedding•Files and maintains record keeping of incoming and outgoing letters and correspondence•Keeps attendance records for national and international staff•Supervise support interpreters, monitor attendance, overtime and leave, provide admin support to officers

Responsible for interpreting tasks, personal assistant in charge of scheduling and administrationResponsible for Security liaison with Chief’s of Police and Local government officialsConducted routine security surveys of office and residential areas and premisesInvestigated and prepared reports on minor cases of theft, illegal entry, assault, or other incidentsAssisted Security Officers in establishing policies and procedures for reviewing crisis situations and preparing contingency plans for emergenciesAssisted in the recruitment, training and supervision of local security guardsClerical assistant responsible for office duties including computer skills, responsible for finances and hiring of National staff drivers and vehiclesSupervision of 35 members of the JEMB Armed Security guards forceSecurity tasks which include planning security for the Afghanistan elections, ensuring the security of the United Nations compoundGiving security advice and threat assessments to the NGO’s, providing advice for road missionsSupervision of 27 man guards for UN CompoundLiaison duties with the ANP, ANA & CF. Reporting proposals for funding arranging meeting with donors Maintaining financial records of various projects ensuring proper filing for all administrative records, preparing financial records to donors

• Assisted in identifying and recording mission assets and number of staff to be protected, estimate number of guards required• Liaised with local authorities to discuss potential problems and plan possible methods of resolution• Served as member of interdisciplinary team on matters of non-routine nature, such as mine removal, evacuations, medical emergency or hostilities that threaten the safety of staff• Facilitated voter registration and polling in the Kunar province of Afghanistan• Monitored various registration sites for the purpose of trouble shooting, fixing meetings with various governmental and nongovernmental personalities• Assisted regional voter registration trainer in training the election staff• Prepared materials for training and keeping minutes of meetings• Interpreting/Assisting for highly sensitive meetings and Supervising UN staff in guesthouse keeping & security duties and advised on security matters in relation to road missions and the possible threats in different areas• Meeting and liaising with various Governors and Chiefs of Police, liaison duties with the ANP, ANA & CF

• Responsible for financial and administrative issues; but will at times include: personnel management, logistics, engineering and supply issues where necessary• Prepares, processes and checks monthly attendance records, travel claims, daily allowances, overtime records, cash advances etc.• Solves staff issues and follows up on payment issues and solutions• Organizes and ensures clear adherence to financial rules and accountability• Prepares reports on personnel and materiel movements and other operational logistics issues• Files and maintains record keeping of incoming and outgoing letters and correspondence• Keeps attendance records for national and international staff

•Facilitated 7 million Refugees from old/new camps and VRCs•Filled pre registration sheet for afghan refugees who were willing to repatriate to Afghanistan•Was link between refugees and registration staff cause of languageComputer Operator: •Computerize the documents and keep records of the office data Inter•Enter data and keep it safe and check office computers on monthly basis•Monitoring and programmed activity on the direction of the District Project Officer (DPO), ensuring high quality results•Took part in surveys/FDGs/Advocacy or research and awareness campaigns•Monitored close links with community organization and stake holders•Prepared daily reports and submitted survey reports, and detail weekly report of activities

• Was employed as Interpreter/Health worker (Medicine Sense Frontiers) Holland to Advising/Supervising the afghan refugee’s personal hygiene. And also per suite the people. Came to hospital and also worked as interpreter there .Supervised afghan refugee’s personal hygiene and worked as interpreter.Transport officer:• During the absence of Transport officer control all drivers when the staff requested a vehicle. • Checked the log books of all drivers according to the Transportation rules of (M.S.F) Holland

• Advised people to stop taking drugs• Conduct individual interviews in the villages (finding Humanitarian problems and human rights abuses/violations) on the humanitarian and Human rights situation in areas of refugees and IDPs in ER